Favoritos de jonnytoste
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guidingguidaDescrição
Smut fungus on big bluestem seed heads/culms
Culm smut of Big Bluestem
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Tribo CynipiniObservador
guidingguidaDescrição
Detachable, round, onion like with very thin, pale white papery cover and nipple on the end. Hidden cell in bur oak bud. Collected
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Género PhytoplasmaObservador
davidenriqueDescrição
oooommmggg!!!! another phytoplasma!!! hell yeah!
There were a lot of individual plants affected in the immediate area, so the photos are from multiple individuals. Not all of them had all of the symptoms, but there was definitely some that were stunted, most had bladder-like siliques, virescent petals, and phyllody WITHIN the siliques! crazy!
on Hesperis matronalis. See this paper: https://www.jstor.org/stable/43216089
Unfortunately, it seems that the species involved hasn't/haven't been officially described.
I may have gone slightly overboard with the photos...
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Insetos Alados (Subclasse Pterygota)Observador
guidingguidaDescrição
For host plant. Galls were collected except for the large moth like gall at the tip which was dropped and lost
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goatprairieDescrição
Affecting several species of lichens on a young sugar maple along a stream
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Fungos e Líquens (Reino Fungi)Observador
jonnytosteDescrição
Somthing on cladonia.
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nealkelsoDescrição
On Peltigera. Sciaridae is a placeholder until a further determination can be made. There are lots of presumed mines on soil-substrate Peltigera in the area, seemingly only on wetted portions of the thalli. Edit: last two photos of a larva that came out of a lower (to the ground), inner portion of thallus.
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nealkelsoDescrição
Very mine-like at least. I don’t quite see frass, but maybe signs of surface emergence and surface feeding nearby as well? Peltigera lichen: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/91745514
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guidingguidaDescrição
Fungus growing out of a Ash bullet gall midge (Dasineura pellex) found on a green ash
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Borboletas e Mariposas (Ordem Lepidoptera)Observador
guidingguidaDescrição
Unknown Tag Alder Catkin Borer moth
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Género AbrothallusObservador
samuelbrinkerDescrição
On Pseudevernia consocians (wet).
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blue543Descrição
Rare for this part of MN. The extent and viability of the population is uncertain.
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kbeastDescrição
Rocky outcrop with butterwort and birds-eye primrose. Several small populations flowering or just past flowering.
