Favoritos de noamsturmwind
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Nogal Americano (Juglans nigra)Observ.
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Double rainbow over the walnut tree
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Género TulostomaObserv.
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Near a saltwater creek, in sand. Lots of grasses, mugwort, wild bergamot around, evening primrose and young black locusts.
Globose spores that appear warted / ornamented
Marine Park, Brooklyn 3/30/2024
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On a dry Boxelder (Acer negundo) branch. The fruiting bodies are presently closed up, but it's drizzling now, so I'm hoping they will open up when I check on them again in a couple of hours, and reveal the bright red centers.
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Hongos de Esponja (Familia Boletaceae)Observ.
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Under a White Oak/Quercus alba. Blue fungal growth on surface observed separately: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/182519641
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Patarata (Calvatia cyathiformis)Observ.
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majestic creature................
big, young, fresh Calvatia, growing solitary on a cultivated lawn in a residential co-op.
- between 90 and 100 mm wide.
- about 130 mm high.
- long sterile base was sliiightly narrower than the upper "cap".
- no apparent smell
- rubbery feel, like a turgid water balloon
- cool mosaic type pattern on the upper "cap"
- skin thicker than 1mm but definitely narrower than 2mm. if I had to put a number to it, it would be like, 1.3mm + or - 0.2 mm
- the inside seemed to me to be uniformly white. I guess it wasn't yet fully mature?
I think this sp. is the best match. https://www.mushroomexpert.com/calvatia_cyathiformis.html
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found under bark, growing on decorticated wood of a hardwood log that I think is Liriodendron tulipifera (but might be something else).
tiny fruiting bodies. the entire colony was about 20mm across, so I'd estimate each fruiting body to be only about 0.5mm across. it seemed like each cluster of ~4 fruiting bodies was on a stalk that was somewhat longer than that.
tentative ID based on resemblance to immature fruiting bodies here https://www.marylandbiodiversity.com/view/9089
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The remnants of the universal veil are nearly tennis ball green.
Spores:
4.6-6.5 x 3.6-5.2µm
Me: 5.3 x 4.3µm
Q 1.2-1.4
Me Q 1.3
Found by infopetal. Same collection here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/174519895
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Apantesis virgoObserv.
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Outside my front door, moving very slow
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tiny, bright red, shiny spheres on a black crust fungus (Diatrype stigma?) on a detached hardwood limb, possibly a red oak. cv says Hydropisphaera but I don't trust it... possibly Nectria, or maybe a slime mold?
for the substrate: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/150281920
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Tolypocladium NY01.
A nice flush found by Kelsey at the NYMS foray.
The last photo shows one of the truffles (Elaphomyces sp) that was attached underground to one of these Tolypocladium fruiting bodies.
