Favoritos de toby_spribille
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Líquenes (Clase Lecanoromycetes)Observ.
eullstromDescripción
On rock in crevice. Collected.
Same but different individual with better photos: https://inaturalist.ca/observations/184301113
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rambryumDescripción
This looks easy for you @astorey_botany . on limestone. in the foothills of rockies
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kai_schablewskiDescripción
I went back and took some better pictures of this beautiful lichen species:
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michaelrudyDescripción
Not necessarily locally abundant, one of the rarest soil lichens here, but still at least 50 colonies in the area in multiple patches of exposed, dry prairie soil.
Sample collected!
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Bartramia apricaObserv.
bstarzomskiDescripción
Habitat shots showing the mix of stony ground, bare soil, and grass around the moss. Extensive small patches throughout where slightly wetter, above and below trail in draw
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Arethusa bulbosaObserv.
ab_orchidDescripción
location credit: Melanie Bird (thank you!)
with @fielderda77
This will mess with the distribution maps a little bit!!!
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
eullstromDescripción
same individual as https://inaturalist.ca/observations/145303152
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colinpurringtonDescripción
Black inside. Minute hairs visible on stalk and head (pics 2 and 3, respectively).
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cefreeburyDescripción
"Thallus mostly 1–4 cm diameter, olive, brownish, or bluish olive, suberect to erect fruticose...; epruinose; branches short to elongate, tapered, with spiky tips, often delicate and easily fragmenting, pseudocyphellae lateral, conspicuous, white, roundish, flat to raised." McCune, B. & J. Di Meglio. 2021.
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Género FissidensObserv.
johndreynoldsDescripción
on clay and gravel seep, quite dark. Capilano Regional Park, BC, Canada
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Hongo Temblón Amarillo (Tremella mesenterica)Observ.
ccgibbsDescripción
Ca2021-47
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eullstromDescripción
On a piece of fallen bark in coastal old growth forest of Picea sitchensis and Tsuga heterophylla.
Update: I think this may be Ricasolia amplissima ssp. sheiyi
https://accs.uaa.alaska.edu/wp-content/uploads/Ricasolia-amplissima_Assessment_FINAL_2017_12_22.pdf
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Dryas incisaObserv.
jozienDescripción
seemingly the only kind of Dryas i saw there, patches, not extensive groundcover.
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Hongos Madroño (Género Russula)Observ.
hanna1025Descripción
Off path at Bow Glacier Falls, in conifer forest.
