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donniebascoDescription
Taille spores :
(6,01) 6,23 - 7,27 (7,76) × (5,72) 5,95 - 6,99 (7,72) µm
Q = 1,00 - 1,08 (1,11) ; N = 37
Me = 6,77 × 6,52 µm ; Qe = 1,04
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Section CellulodermaObserver
kev317Description
Single mushroom growing out of an extremely decomposed piece of wood
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Higher Ascomycetes (Subphylum Pezizomycotina)Observer
gerrit_oehmDescription
on Lonicera
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Genus TranzscheliaObserver
wdvanhemDescription
A rust on wood anemone (Anemonoides quinquefolia). Frequent throughout mesic, sandy oak woods.
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Genus SeifertiaObserver
rolandwirthDescription
Growing on Western Bog Laurel - Kalmia microphylla.Note: an interesting cluster on the stem in second photo and black spots on 4th photo... All the same species or different?
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Fungi Including Lichens (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
hermann_gruberDescription
Host plant is fagus spp.
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Puccinia albescensObserver
naturalnortheastDescription
Rating as possible. May need microscopic confirmation, but dichotomous key separates from P. argentata on the basis of "over large areas and soon systemically infected, pale plants."
https://bladmineerders.nl/backgrounds/specials/gallers-on-adoxa/
On disjunct population of Adoxa moschatellina, affecting ~ 10 plants in about a 0.25 m radius.
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Fungi Including Lichens (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
rudydiazDescription
On leaves of flannel bush.
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Lirula nervataObserver
guidingguidaDescription
The most common balsam fir needle cast fingus (Lirula nervata) on balsam fir needle after spore release due to top ridge being black and not dead needle color.
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Asteroma impressumObserver
lennyworthingtonDescription
Asteroma impressum (Fuckel, 1874) on Coltsfoot
Tussilago farfara
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Genus SeifertiaObserver
rolandwirthDescription
Growing on Western Bog Laurel Kalmia microphylla.
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Wrinkly Stinkhorn (Phallus rugulosus)Observer
hakkahamushiDescription
Ovserved simultaneously with Lysurus mokusin
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Genus KordyanaObserver
bennybotany85Description
Native and likely undescribed kordyana species on aneilema
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Fungi Including Lichens (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
juhatuomolaDescription
On Athyrium filix-femina
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Order HelotialesObserver
deniszabinDescription
Ascospores = 13.4-16.4 x (6.8-)8.2-9.6(-10.1) um (m = 15.2 × 8.8 um); Qm = 1.73
Asci = 164.9-215.5 × 9.9-12.4 um (m = 184 × 11.6 um)
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Class LeotiomycetesObserver
cristhian-adrianDescription
En rama caída de Alnus acuminata (aliso andino), 3500 m.s.n.m.
Bosque montano alto (con mosaico de alisos y pinos).
Estación lluviosa
Mejía. Pichincha - Ecuador.
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Field Hornwort (Anthoceros agrestis)Observer
michael-luethDescription
Not a hybrid live form, Anthoceros is just growing in the middle of a rosette of Riccia glauca.
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lennyworthingtonDescription
Phaeangellina empetri (W. Phillips) (Dennis 1955)
Helotiaceae Fungi on Crowberry Empetrum nigrum
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Chromosera ambiguaObserver
yolanda_jacoboDescription
Esporas media 10*5 micras
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cooperjDescription
On rabbit dung. Identification from ...
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/0028825X.2002.9512786
2nd photo is stalk with paving-like structure, and 3rd photo is spherical spores. Last photo is the 'slugs' tranforming into fruitbodies. They are eating a yellow bacterium.
It has dextrinoid spores, not mentioned in the literature, but then people don't often mount myxos in melzers reagent.
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Stilbella fimetariaObserver
sastreoDescription
Observation is for the orange organism (in the case it were to be different from the white filaments).
If I remember correctly it was observed on animal feces.
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Micromyces zygogoniiObserver
fahrenheit_66Description
Sample from a bogy pond near the Warnsdorfer Bach near the Warnsdorfer Quelle in the Tharandter Forest near Dresden, analysed at my privat laboratory.
Photo with Leica DMLS, 40x HCX Plan Apo, Panasonic GX7, stacked
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"Infektion einer Mougeotia-Population durch Micromyces zygogonii Dangeard an einem alpinen Standort."
G. Huber-Pestalozzi, Zürich
Hedwigia_71_1931
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Tripe Fungus (Auricularia mesenterica)Observer
carl_ramirezDescription
Growing on a phone booth - I doubt it's cultivated
This phonebooth on Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/@51.4836283,-0.6051867,3a,90y,239.87h,42.89t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sAF1QipMsR4B-WkxUw7fjq3TJHQi092_A9ZlSRunH3HEy!2e10!3e11!7i5376!8i2688
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Hedgehog Scalycap (Phaeomarasmius erinaceus)Observer
xavierkieserDescription
Basidiomycètes
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Porodaedalea laricisObserver
xavierkieserDescription
Basidiomycètes. Polyporales. Sur mélèze
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alexey_zakharinskijDescription
Координаты намеренно изменил, т.к. встречался со случаями уничтожения таких редких видов
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Gymnopilus stabilisObserver
vfattonDescription
Au sol sous Picea ; saveur amère et astringente
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Orange Moss Agaric (Rickenella fibula)Observer
joaotiagotavaresDescription
on mossy tree bark (Cercis siliquastrum)
Rickenella fibula??
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Birch Tarspot (Atopospora betulina)Observer
rsealyDescription
On Betula glandulosa.
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Tar Spot Fungi (Genus Rhytisma)Observer
privatenoaccessDescription
On a deciduoud holly (ornamental), not a crab apple (ornamental), as I had originally reported. Sorry about that.
