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Género AureoboletusObservador
hayden127Descrição
Growing in moss. Non bruising pores/flesh.
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Género CordycepsObservador
hayden127Descrição
Looks like it’ s coming from or near insect eggs?
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Género ClitopilusObservador
hayden127Descrição
Fruiting on what looks to be Sweetgum Xylaria.
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hayden127Descrição
Entomopathogenic fungi.
Unsure about host, was surrounded by leaves and tough fibrous sheath (at top in last picture).
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Género BeauveriaObservador
alan_rockefellerDescrição
About twenty meters inside you're crazy
Gps location is at cave entrance
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Género GibellulaObservador
alan_rockefellerDescrição
At entrance to another cave, the lost hole
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masaki_hamaguchiDescrição
エニワセミタケ Pleurocordyceps sp.
/ Eniwa-semitake (Cordyceps sp.) anamorph
Host : cicada
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corndogDescrição
Undescribed, aff. myrmecophila, on carpenter ants.
Same locality as last year - found in soil and moss, in a wet creekbed in conifer forest.
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kallamperoLugar
Hydro Trail, Reserva Los Cedros, Intag, Cotacachi Canton, Imbabura Province, Ecuador (Google, OSM)Descrição
Substrate: on slime mold on living liverwort on log beside river
Habitat: Northwest Andean montane forest (NT0145)
Collectors: D. Newman & R. Vandegrift
Collection #: RLC1210
Photomicrography and molecular data forthcoming
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warren_cardimonaDescrição
Found on larvae (diptera?) inside of an Alder log.
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damontigheDescrição
Found under oak log
Growing off of what looks like a sclerotia or maybe Peziza ellipsospora
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Beauveria bassianaObservador
corndogDescrição
On ant burrowed in wood. Picture shows excavated host.
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corndogDescrição
Found buried in gravel a couple inches away from water in a small creek. Growing on undetermined arthropod - maybe some aquatic insect larva. Seems to be Polycephalomyces formosus or something close.
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Penicillium vulpinumObservador
hayden127Descrição
Unsure of substrate (dung?)
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Género AkanthomycesObservador
relgDescrição
Found and collected by Cameron Tavis.
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Género CordycepsObservador
just_add_waterDescrição
Unknown host, but host is wrapped in brown fibers as show in 3rd photo. This specimen was very small, and we had to be very delicate just to get this much. Collected by John Plischke: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/147594895
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corndogDescrição
Undescribed species of Ophiocordyceps on larva of Polyphylla decemlineata
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Prego-de-Bosta (Género Poronia)Observador
steve_hancockDescrição
Growing on the fallen, dead flowers of a bamboo (Dendrocalamus strictus.)
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hayden127Descrição
Probably Kimflemingiae. Two ants on the same tree.
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Género TorrubiellaObservador
johneichlerDescrição
Or is it Gibellula? Found by @paul2george.
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kuedaDescrição
This observation is for the fungus. The host seems to be some kind of orthopteran.
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Gloeomucro dependensObservador
pulkDescrição
A magnificent fruiting along several feet of a log. Fruiting bodies up to 2.5cm long. Appeared distinctly greenish yellow in situ, but plain yellow after being pulled out of the shadows of the log. Gooey, sticky, adhering to anything that touches them, specimens drying to a shriveled, translucent puddle. Only beech, maple, cucumber magnolia immediatly surrounding the log, but the presence of the Callistosporium, and the good macroscopic match to the description of G. luteodiscus from Tsuga, suggests the log might have been a conifer.
Microscopy on this collection by Django Grootmyers:
“All structures inamyloid. Monomitic with simple-septate generative hyphae. Basidia 4-sterigmate. Basidia measurements: (22) 26 – 38.2 (40) × (4.6) 4.7 – 6 (6.1) µm, Q = (3.7) 4.8 – 6.8 (8.5); N = 30, Me = 31 × 5.4 µm; Qe = 5.8. Spores smooth, hyaline, thin-walled to slightly thick-walled and apiculate. Spore measurements: (5.6) 6.5 – 7.9 (9.1) × (3.1) 3.3 – 4 (4.2) µm, Q = (1.5) 1.7 – 2.2 (2.8); N = 30, Me = 7.1 × 3.7 µm; Qe = 2.”
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Image #18: Spore at 400x in Melzer’s
Image #19: Basidia, simple-septate generative hyphae and spores at 400x in NH4OH, congo red and phloxine
Image #20: Basidia, simple-septate generative hyphae and spores at 400x in NH4OH , congo red and phloxine
Image #21: Hyphal end cells at 400x in NH4OH, congo red and phloxine
Image #22: Basidia and spores at 400x in NH4OH, congo red and phloxine
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Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on Aug. 4, 2021.
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Género TorrubiellaObservador
tiwaneDescrição
@damontighe, @leptonia, a fungus or slime mold of some kind? On Quercus agrifolia.
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radino1Descrição
Found in old flooded mine growing from Hirsutella guignardii on Diptera
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Ordem HypocrealesObservador
corndogDescrição
Found inside of a hollowed-out fallen log (pic 5). Possibly Akanthomyces gracilis hyperparasitizing an undetermined Ophiocordyceps sp.
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Género RussulaObservador
loganwiedenfeldDescrição
Under oaks, small, interestingly fluorescent
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Género GibellulaObservador
kim_flemingDescrição
on what looks like a Trachelas sp. host
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hayden127Descrição
For the big mushroom, ~12” tall with a 6” diameter cap.
F#377
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Ordem HypocrealesObservador
hayden127Descrição
Reminiscent of Cordyceps sensu lato, no host found. Some sort of eggs found at base of mycelial threads?
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