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arizona and california sycamore trees (platanus wrightii and platanus racemosa), as well as ornamental sycamores planted in the southwestern united states and california. it can be identified by its specialized habitat, along with its general appearance and microscopic features—including ellipsoid spores

and funky, "hooked" setae . thanks to mila visser 't hooft for documenting, collecting, and preserving inonotus arizonicus for study; her collection is deposited in the herbarium of michael kuo . description: ecology: parasitic on standing arizona and california sycamore trees (platanus wrightii and...

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leucopaxillus . . . ] by michael kuo this distinctive species of leucopaxillus has a brownish cap, pale yellow gills, and a stout, white stem—presumably representing the three colors referred to by the species epithet tricolor. the author of the species, charles peck ( ) commented that it was "[r]emarkable for

its varied colors and for the peculiar hue assumed by the lamellae in the dried state" (the gills, when dried, change from pale yellow to pale purplish brown or pinkish). the odor of leucopaxillus tricolor is also a distinguishing feature: it is strong and foul, reminiscent of coal tar (like the odor...

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product tested poly-feed - - +me application method foliar tested treatment revenue = usd/ha, pf cost= usd/ha control treatment results revenue= usd/ha best treatment results extra revenue= usd/ha characteristics of best treatment foliar spraying at . kg/ha, in two different stages, one at - days after sowing...

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species of cortinarius is a gorgeous shade of bright yellow when fresh and young. no, the mushrooms in the photos are not a gorgeous shade of bright yellow. i seem to have a problem when it comes to the charismatic species of cortinarius, and i always seem to find them past their prime (see the page for

cortinarius violaceus for an even more painful example). as is the case for all the yellow to orange or brownish cortinarius species with basal bulbs, the color of the young gills (yellow) and the morphology of the spores (see below) are crucial for identification of cortinarius olearioides. cortinarius...

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( ) bromeliad seeds ( ) plant pots, feeds and useful for the garden!...

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hebeloma has a long, skinny stem and a white cap that remains whitish throughout development. it appears to belong to a confusing and poorly documented group of species centered around hebeloma sarcophyllum, which is also white but features gills that develop pink shades as they mature, and smaller spores

. hebeloma album, another whitish species, has larger spores. description: ecology: mycorrhizal with hardwoods (possibly also associated with berry bushes); growing scattered or gregariously; fall; east of the great plains. cap: - cm; convex, becoming broadly convex, broadly bell-shaped, or nearly flat...

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[ ascomycota > geoglossales > geoglossaceae > hemileucoglossum ... ] by michael kuo one of a gazillion little black club fungus species growing in moss, hemileucoglossum alveolatum is not very distinct until you look at it under the microscope: it is one of only a few such species with colorless spores

—and its spores are much longer than those of the other hyaline-spored species. additionally, the paraphyses of hemileucoglossum alveolatum become intertwined in a brown, agglutinated matrix. geoglossum alveolatum is a synonym. description: ecology: saprobic ; growing alone or gregariously on the ground...

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hardwoods or conifers in eastern north america. its colors range from yellow to olive green, and are strongest on the undersurface; the fertile upper surface tends to become pale and nearly whitish as the cups mature. under the microscope, chlorosplenium chlora features fairly small, fusiform-ish spores

, and filiform paraphyses. chlorosplenium hypochlora is identical to the naked eye, but features longer spores. also compare chlorosplenium chlora to chlorociboria aeruginascens , with uniformly greenish blue fruiting bodies, and chlorencoelia torta and chlorencoelia versiformis, both of which are somewhat...

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