jmangs13's Identifications
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jackjohnsonnDescription
Growing on what seemed to be a tiny ant, with golden brown stipe and long white asexual structure.
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charmedlifeDescription
Another participant found this during a WPMC walk within .5 of a mile SW-ish of this GPS tag.
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fungeeDescription
larva not pupa as usually find these growing from, hoping for an ID from the moth too, but I am not expecting this will get looked at by the bug people way over here in Cordyceps.
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Genus CordycepsObserver
kallamperoDescription
fruiting prolifically throughout the area. dozens of fruiting bodies line the trails. could conceivably collected for food.
Substrate: on Lepidopteran larvae.
Habitat: mixed deciduous + coniferous temperate rainforest, ~4200 ft.
Collectors: D. Newman & L. Gallagher
Collected for the 2014 Fleshy Fungi of the Highlands Plateau course, taught by Andy Methven at the Highlands Biological Station in Highlands, North Carolina.
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What
Genus CordycepsObserver
kallamperoDescription
fruiting prolifically throughout the area. dozens of fruiting bodies line the trails. could conceivably collected for food.
Substrate: on Lepidopteran larvae.
Habitat: mixed deciduous + coniferous temperate rainforest, ~4200 ft.
Collectors: D. Newman & L. Gallagher
Collected for the 2014 Fleshy Fungi of the Highlands Plateau course, taught by Andy Methven at the Highlands Biological Station in Highlands, North Carolina.
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What
Genus CordycepsObserver
kallamperoDescription
fruiting prolifically throughout the area. dozens of fruiting bodies line the trails. could conceivably collected for food.
Substrate: on Lepidopteran larvae.
Habitat: mixed deciduous + coniferous temperate rainforest, ~4200 ft.
Collectors: D. Newman & L. Gallagher
Collected for the 2014 Fleshy Fungi of the Highlands Plateau course, taught by Andy Methven at the Highlands Biological Station in Highlands, North Carolina.
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Scarlet Caterpillar Club (Cordyceps militaris)Observer
heelsplitterDescription
Growing on a lepidopteran larva among hemlock litter.
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