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Género AscocoryneObservador
alison_pollackLugar
Klondyke Corner Campsite West Coast Road, Arthur's Pass Village 7875, New Zealand (Google, OSM)
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Colloderma oculatumObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
Found by @graysquirrel on decomposing conifer wood.
The sporocarps are about 0.4mm in diameter.
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alison_pollackDescrição
Found under Ganoderma.
@Warren_Cardimona collected the sample for sequencing.
Good discussion of this genus at https://www.mycoguide.com/guide/fungi/asco/sord/hypo/hypo/spor
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Craterium brunneolumObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
Found by @greysquirrel in Chaparral area
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Género PhysarumObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
A fun Physarum find -- a Physarum donut spotted by @EthanSaso while we were looking in eucalyptus litter in Golden Gate Park. It was on a tiny twig, with one other fruiting body. The area was full of Physarum bitectum and Physarum bivalve; this is one of those species.
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Ordem SymphypleonaObservador
spierceDescrição
Note the Springtail on the frogs eye
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Physarum leucophaeumObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
See more photos of the colony of these in the field in the posts by
@ethansaso https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/192292115
and @max_benningfield https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/192169887
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Physarum virescensObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
First two photos are of mature fruiting bodies, Nov 21. Third photo is immature fruiting bodies, Nov 18. Last photo is fruiting bodies just starting to form from plasmodium, as found on Nov 17 by Dennis Desjardin.
First occurrence in the western US, as far as I can tell.
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mikepottsDescrição
Under Incense Cedar on a north-facing slope in mixed riparian zone forest.
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alison_pollackDescrição
Found by @EthanSaso. His observation is at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/151887228
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Subgénero CyanulaObservador
symbiioticaDescrição
Found in fog drip saturated Sequoia sempervirens dominant coastal forest with Pseudotsuga menziesii and Notholithocarpus densiflorus understory MMWD
Growing in Sequoia sempervirens duff
Blue stiped Entolomataceae with a completely inverted cap. Lamellae grayish
Smell indistinct
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Physarum schroeteriObservador
bvaleurDescrição
Found in leafletters in a wet carrs. Accepted officially in Denmark as found no. 4 or 5.
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Género XylobotryumObservador
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Cascada Nueva Trail, Reserva Los Cedros, Intag, Cotacachi Canton, Imbabura Province, Ecuador (Google, OSM)Descrição
Substrate: dark of sappy downed tree, smell of pickles and yellow latex, same as others? 5-15 cm diam
Habitat: Northwest Andean montane forest (NT0145)
Collectors: D. Newman & R. Vandegrift
Collection #: RLC1241
Photomicrography and molecular data forthcoming
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alison_pollackDescrição
Found by my friend @graysquirrel. Maximum size is only about 1/2mm in diameter for each fruiting body.
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Arcyria pausiacaObservador
petamcdonaldDescrição
Thank you to Iryna Yatsiuk for helping with this identification of this one.
She told me that molecular studies show that this is a species-rank clade related to A.pomiformis. Similar to A. olivaceoglobosa, this id is being revised at present. We are calling it Arcyria pausiaca for the moment.
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Mycena lucentipesObservador
snowmanstudiosDescrição
bioluminescent mushrooms (mycena lucentipes) taken during a photo trip to Costa Rica in 2020 - taken by Thomas Fuhrmann, SnowmanStudios - see more pictures on www.snowmanstudios.de
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Género MycenaObservador
lohitytDescrição
Golden-backed Frog
Mushroom grown on frog body
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Diderma asteroidesObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
Found by @graysquirrel. See her observation at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/160694737
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alison_pollackDescrição
On dead alder (I think) in a snowmelt area. Yuba pass, 2045MASL
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Physarum compressumObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
Found by @graysquirrel in a garden in Sacramento, on redwood needles. Focus stack of 178 images using a 10x microscope objective adapted to a Sony a7r2 camera.
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Lachnellula aridaObservador
mikepottsDescrição
Near melting snow at Mt. Ashland.
Elev; 6600 ft.
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Lycogala epidendrumObservador
mikepottsDescrição
2nd photo show reaction to 365nm UV light.
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Calicium virideObservador
corndogDescrição
On Thuja snag. Stalk about 2.5mm on large fruiting body, small ones in second photo about 1mm, assuming they are the same. spores (7.6) 9.6 - 12.8 (14.6) × (4.2) 4.4 - 6.5 (7.4) µm
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Fall Creek Unit, Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, Santa Cruz Co., California, USA (Google, OSM)Descrição
These were growing with Stemonitopsis hyperopta on an oak log.
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mrmacroDescrição
Pretty sure these other observations are of the same infected springtail, but at different times. They were found in almost exactly the same place (within 1 inch since the last observation with no other infected springtails in sight)
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Arcyria ferrugineaObservador
metacenterDescrição
Each one of these things is only 2 or 3 millimeters long. Think they are slime mold fruiting bodies. Found on the underside of a piece of elevated rotting wood. Any further info would be appreciated.
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Capitotricha bicolorObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
I have seen these abundantly in snowmelt areas. This is the first time I have found them on the coast.
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feroDescrição
grown on an oak twig brought home from the forest (in a greenhouse)
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Género CribrariaObservador
wildmacroDescrição
Cultivated on blue oak in a moist chamber.
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Lycogala epidendrumObservador
not_a_botanistDescrição
Photos 2 and 3 were taken in the morning when it was close to 0C; the first photo was taken in the evening when it was around 12C
Captured in 2018
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Craterium roseumObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
From the herbarium of Dr. Steven Stephenson, University of Arkansas. Collected by dela Cruz and Stephenson. On twigs, lowland dipterocarp forest.
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Trichoderma flavipesObservador
dietelDescrição
Took some dry Doug-fir bark home and added water. Voila'. Very small, only 1.5 mm
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Diderma tigrinumObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
Collected by Dr. Steven Stephenson, University of Arkansas
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Hypomyces rosellusObservador
alison_pollackDescrição
Thanks to @nschwab for the suggested ID
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Género AmicodiscaObservador
alison_pollackLugar
Samuel P. Taylor State Park, Marin, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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Cribraria argillaceaObservador
dietelDescrição
Growing inside rotting wood. Pic 2 is after one day, Pic 3 is after two days.
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alison_pollackDescrição
Found on decomposing wood in a mixed redwood/hardwood forest. Second photo shows the cluster with the tip of a pencil for scale.
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Petrel-Gigante-Do-Norte (Macronectes halli)Observador
barbara_singDescrição
Habitat - Near a natural water source
How many? - 1
Additional comments? - sadly this was found alive thos morning after a stormy weekend but is now deceased. looking fir a researcher to take it. Juvenile
Behavior - Other
