ilzejoubert's Identifications

• A cluster of fruiting bodies found on the bark of a shrub (live, genus unknown) growing in a shady area after a period of heavy rain.
• Initially all fruiting bodies had an orange sporotheca and white stipe.
• Eight hours later the sporothecae of most of the fruiting bodies had turned brown.
• Stipes tapering towards the apex.
• Peridium of sprothecae had a crusty appearance.
• Measurement markings in photo in millimetres.

• On the top of a large wet, lichen and moss-covered tree stump in a forest along a stream.
• Fruiting bodies approximately 2mm in length.
• Ruler markings in photos in millimetres.
• Fruiting bodies grey-white in colour.
• Raining at the time. Grey-white spores puffed from the mass of fruiting bodies as the raindrops landed on them.

• A cluster of fruiting bodies found on the bark of a shrub (live, genus unknown) growing in a shady area after a period of heavy rain.
• Initially all fruiting bodies had an orange sporotheca and white stipe.
• Eight hours later the sporothecae of most of the fruiting bodies had turned brown.
• Stipes tapering towards the apex.
• Peridium of sprothecae had a crusty appearance.
• Measurement markings in photo in millimetres.