A single tree in Jackson Heights
This tree (Japanese cherry?) looks perfectly healthy. Leaves are fine, bark looks ok. But for some reason, it's home to an incredible number of fungi, as well as some moss. Here are the ones I saw in a few minutes. The bark mycena (Mycena corticola) has apparently not been spotted before in Queens.
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Liquen Limón (Candelaria concolor)Observ.
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At least 3 lichens
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Mycena meliigenaObserv.
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Biggest might be 3mm across, 5mm tall
Growing on prunus
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Líquenes de Roseta (Género Physcia)Observ.
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with candleflame, bark mycena, and more on Prunus
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Género AtrichumObserv.
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growing on Prunus bark with a bunch of stuff
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Hongos de Repisa (Orden Polyporales)Observ.
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growing on Prunus bark with a bunch of stuff
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Líquenes (Clase Lecanoromycetes)Observ.
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growing on Prunus bark with a bunch of stuff
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Líquenes (Clase Lecanoromycetes)Observ.
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growing on Prunus bark with a bunch of stuff
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Líquenes de Roseta (Género Physcia)Observ.
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growing on Prunus bark with a bunch of stuff
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Very cool Steven!!!
Susan
P.S. @novapatch may want to look at this.
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