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Wawelia amyloascaObserver
fedor_bortnikovDescription
LE F-334908 (Holotype).
see Bortnikov et al., 2024. Wawelia amyloasca, sp. nov., – the only species of Wawelia (Xylariaceae) discovered in the field
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Willow Gloves (Hypocreopsis lichenoides)Observer
ledumDescription
На Corylus avellana
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arnemartDescription
Found on well-rotted hard wood. I may be wrong on the ID, I don’t have Micheal Beug’s Asco book.
Collection will be dried.
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elenakasandinaDescription
Субстрат не удалось идентифицировать (преобладание лиственных пород), возможно на ольхе.
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Zamia Palms (Genus Macrozamia)Observer
ppolitoDescription
Sighting and photos (c) paul_fiona_rose_grace_rob.
Field Notes - A cluster of firm yellow-orange balls just emerging from beneath leaf litter. All of the balls are joined by small branches to a central stem or root system. Each bell is 4-5mm in diameter.
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Cabbage-Head Fungus (Daleomyces phillipsii)Observer
konstantin_mDescription
Peziza proteana f. sparassoides
Находка: М.Коровин
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Order PezizalesObserver
sindhuharidasDescription
Mashroom , growing clusters, seen in back courtyard ,with 1 week life .
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Clathrus treubiiObserver
siburanlaiDescription
The flies at the fallen leaves attracting me.
Make me thinking there have something maybe a dead frog under the fallen leaves.
After removed the leaves, I found this fungi.
But, didn't smelling any thing even very close to it.
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Xylaria culleniaeObserver
trsramanDescription
On dry Cullenia exarillata dehisced fruit
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Engleromyces goetzeiObserver
tapaculo99Description
Weird growth on the bamboo... about the size of a football (soccer ball).
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Hongos (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
siburanlaiDescription
Very tiny fungi.
Almost less than 3mm.
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Genus BergerellaObserver
jonathan_mackDescription
common locally, grow usually from Late-March to Early May on rotten wood.
produce sclerotia and not nectrioid perithecia despite the appearance, preliminary sequences done a few year ago suggest affinities with Sistotrema species, but I want to retry again...
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ikhomDescription
On top of the bark (3-inch log on the ground) small discomycete.
Apothecia with a short stipe, (0.6) 1 - 1.7 (1.9) mm in diam.
Asci 8-spored, croziers(+), IKI+bb, measure
123x9.3um
118x8.1um
Ascospores ellipsoid-subfusiform, multiguttulate, OCI=5, measure
(9.8) 10 - 12.8 (13.8) × (4.7) 5.1 - 6 (6.4) µm
Q = 1.8 - 2.4 (2.6) ; N = 21
Me = 11.4 × 5.5 µm ; Qe = 2.1
Paraphyses are cylindrical with multiguttulate VBs.
This is a new species for me.
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Pink Polypore Mould (Hypomyces rosellus)Observer
ninacourleeDescription
YSU-F-09578;fruitbody of Fomes fomentarius;coniferous mixed forest
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Willow Gloves (Hypocreopsis lichenoides)Observer
ninacourleeDescription
on Sorbus sibirica, nearby Hymenochaete tabacina
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Bug Sputnik (Ophiocordyceps clavulata)Observer
merluDescription
On Parthenolecanium corni on Caragana arborescens
