hrcastro1's Identifications
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ivanrodriguezDescrição
A real beauty, Boletus pulchriceps is very mysterious and under-studied, hardly anyone knows about it here in Arizona. To have the luck to find it in such a nice condition was amazing.
Description: cap is usually faint pink or deeper-colored, convex, with no noticeable structure; stem is a vivid yellow and enlarged in the middle (tapering upwards), with very faint vertical striations; pore surface is the same color as the stem, and does not stain when bruised or handled.
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bdmm69Descrição
On deciduous tree in riparian area, heavily trafficked and disturbed area streamside in Fossil
Fotos / Sons
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Orelhas-de-pau e Afins (Ordem Polyporales)Observador
peggyollerheadDescrição
not this .. dried out rosy conch
Fotos / Sons
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Orelhas-de-pau e Afins (Ordem Polyporales)Observador
thomas62142Descrição
Small, semicircular, pinkish coral bracket fungus; pinkish to cream-colored, wrinkled, and veined beneath. Grows on dead logs and stumps of deciduous trees. Summer–fall. Cap semicircular with a wavy margin; pinkish coral, turning salmon to cream-colored; texture finely hairy. Underside pinkish to cream-colored; porelike, with radiating, wrinkled, and veined, branched folds. Stalk not present. Spore print white. Spores magnified are elliptical, smooth, colorless.
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