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Thursday, 7 September 2017
Greenhouse Fungi
I'm running a couple of fungi walks around the Botanic Garden for our first Science, Nature and Comedy Festival on the weekend of 16/17 Sept 1-2pm. A great excuse to go out looking for new fruitng bodies and was chuffed to find this beautiful plantpot dapperling Leucocoprinus birnbaumii in our Plas Pilipala butterfly house. New to me - supposedly common in greenhouses but not often formally recorded in the UK.
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That's excellent Bruce. You'll have to stand guard over it to make sure it sheds all its spores and perhaps we can have a colony of them there!
ReplyDeleteWill try and make one of these days - I do love the fungi there - have you seen the birds nest near the banana tree by the exit to the butterfly house
ReplyDeleteI've not seen the bird's nest Stephanie. Will have a look today.
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