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first, this mushroom looks like a tiny, fuzzy american football—but it soon begins to expand and peel back into star-like rays, as the color of the upper surface progresses from whitish to brownish orange to, finally, dull yellow. under the microscope, chorioactis geaster is truly fascinating. its spores

about million years ago. another recent phylogenetic study (pfister, slater & hansen, ) placed chorioactis geaster—along with wolfina aurantiopsis and a few other rare mushrooms—in a new family, the chorioactidaceae. the mushrooms share some similar micro-morphological features, including cyanophilic spores...

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planting. the plough is primarily designed to prepare the ground for cultivation by turning it over, thus burying the weeds and loosening the earth. it is generally agreed by historians that the earliest implement used for cultivation was probably a crude pointed bent stick or tree branch which was...

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the genus leccinum (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > boletes > leccinum the genus leccinum [ basidiomycetes > boletales > boletaceae . . . ] by michael kuo once you have collected them a few times, leccinum species are for the most part pretty easy to identify to genus. like other boletes , they are

maintaining the health of douglas fir trees whose branches and trunks provide prime roosting and nesting sites for the bird. as is often the case, charismatic macrofauna, like the owl, become the icon for conservation of unique and pristine ecosystems, yet experimental evidence verifies that ectomycorrhizal...

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fungus is fairly common in the southern appalachians, but has been reported from arkansas to massachusetts. it looks like a little yellow globe with puckered red lips, sporting a tattered collar, held aloft by an odd pedestal of half-digested pasta. it's hard to imagine mistaking calostoma lutescens for

anything else, but calostoma cinnabarinum is somewhat similar (differing in its red spore case and gelatinous sheath) and calostoma ravenelii and calostoma microsporum are very similar to the naked eye (differing in their lack of a collar and their ellipsoid, rather than round, spores ). thanks to gwenne...

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mushroomexpert.com) major groups > clubs & corals > tremellodendropsis tuberosa tremellodendropsis tuberosa [ basidiomycota > tremellodendropsidales > tremellodendropsidaceae > tremellodendropsis ...] by michael kuo a small, whitish, sparingly branched coral fungus with a well-defined stem and, importantly for

similar but have fragile, brittle flesh and are thus more easily separated. tremellodendropsis tuberosa has been causing taxonomic problems since the day it was discovered. at issue is its placement relative to other groups of fungi. it has funky, interesting basidia (the prong-like structures on which spores...

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i have only seen it once, many years ago, before i began studying mushrooms in earnest. so i have no photos of fresh specimens of my own to share with you. however, many readers have documented and preserved collections, which they very kindly sent to me for study; these collections are featured here

lepiota lutea is a previous name. there are several similar species, including leucocoprinus tricolor (with a brown cap center, pale yellow colors, and a chrome yellow stem base), leucocoprinus flavescens (with a brownish cap center and smaller spores) and lepiota fragilissimus , with an extremely thin...

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