Slide Mountain, Slide Mountain Wilderness, Catskill Forest Preserve, Ulster County, NY, USA
A sample of this lichen was collected under a special permit from the New York State DEC (Department of Environmental Conservation) and sent to the New York Botanical Garden in New York City. It was identified by Dr. James C. Lendemer as:
Biatora pontica Printzen & Tønsberg
and retained in the Steere Herbarium. Sample SL2083, catalogNumber 04117017
This actual identified and retained sample can be located here:
https://lichenportal.org/portal/collections/individual/index.php?occid=3785748&clid=0
A World Map showing other known CNALH Sample locations, can be found here. Scroll into the map for closer range:
https://lichenportal.org/portal/collections/map/leafletmap.php?usethes=1&taxa=124941
The CNALH Home page for this lichen with descriptions and additional photos can be found here:
https://lichenportal.org/portal/taxa/index.php?tid=124941
maaaybe some sort of leafminer? on peltigera elizabethae
on the underside of Lobaria pulmonaria
Collected about 9 active mines for rearing. The larva from one mine was found walking around the collection vial within <1hr of collecting. Others remain in mines as active larvae or in chambers, as in photo 2 of this observation: https://inaturalist.ca/observations/138429043. Will store everything in fridge until April.
I suspect the larvae make multiple mines. Mines tended to be clustered - I would search for 10 minutes without finding anything, then would find 2 or 3 mines in very close proximity, often same plant, with most or all mines empty, including some small leaves that were completely mined.
on labrador tea - rhododendron groenlandicum
very narrow leaf mine in ambrosia artemisifolia / common ragweed
leaf mine on erigeron.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/177575997
observation of host linked
on a tree
on sorbus
can't tell if that's a gall or a leaf mine. on dryopteris intermedia I think
Was thinking gall in person but zooming in, it seems frassy
Black-gray toothed mushroom
attacking the moss. lots of brown spores released when touched
location approximated. New T turnaround somewhere in area that isn't showing up on satellite view yet. Will try to confirm I got the right area, didn't have phone to check google maps at the time, but was somewhere in this area.
Unknown. Possibly a fungal pathogen that is causing these black growths on this unknown species of grass.
Growing on a pawpaw (Asimina sp) stem
Growing in Monotropa uniflora
leaf mine on oclemena acuminata
leaf mine on, i think, pin cherry
Wamsutta Trail, Mount Washington
Unknown and undescribed Erineum gall mite on the bottom of yellow birch leaves between the veins
on Senecio
Fungus on a fungus: Trichoderma on Calostoma cinnabarinum
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/8840348
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Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on Feb. 12, 2012.
I believe this was on a nearby but separate log from the Asian Beauty that I observed
AI suggestion
On Betula lenta.
On Betula nigra
So small!!!
AI used for ID