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| 12/10/17 Tremella steidleri |
Sandbanks finds...
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| 01/10/17 Lycoperdon sp. |
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| 02/10/17 Clitocybe sp. |
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| 14/10/17 Physarum polycephalum. Growing over a tremella sp. Or feeding off it??? |
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| 14/10/17 It was over 50 cm in length. |
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| 26/10/17 Muciliago crustacea. |
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| 03/11/17 Tremella sp. I had hoped was the lesser recorded one, my microscopy skills (not good) seemed to show it was the common one. |
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| 30/10/17 Psilocybe semilanceata. |
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| 24/11/17 Still not sure what this was after going in lots of circles in the book as well as on the ground!! |
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| 24/11/17 From right hand side to left with Mattie modelling for scale! Gets bigger every year. |
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| 05/01/18 Bright slime mould. |
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| 25/11/17 |
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| This skink horn lasted well over a month. Maybe due to the cold weather? Normally they are gone in a few days. |
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Thanks Emily -- I had not looked at Blog for a few days -- a splendid lot.
ReplyDelete1)Lycoperdon sp I think perlatum -- a group of spines meet at a point but none have rubbed off so 'pearl' pattern does not show. 2)? 3)T steidleri -- is this from same Sandbanks log? 4) slime Physarum sp. I don't see polycephalum on Brit list (Australia and USA) but I do not know these so ??? Ing says the plasmodial stage will ingest bacteria, protozoans,yeasts,algal cells and sometimes fungal mycelia. I think these are eating stuff on surface of fungus rather than the Tremella. Good picture. 9,10)a huge ring (? a pic of gills/stipe might help). Could this be Clitocybe nebularis? 13) what a long stipe for Leotia lubrica! 14)this is fascinating1 I don't think black like a Geoglossum but ? Microglossum viride or even Leotia atrovirens. Find it again for microscopy! 20,21) I think the oysterling is Sarcomyxa (Panellus) serotina as the cap has that greenish tinge. A good collection --- others might have ideas.