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杯密瑚菌 (Artomyces pyxidatus)觀察者
chipmonk87描述
First one of these I've seen pop up here in Clarksburg so far thos year.
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韌革菌屬 (屬 Stereum)觀察者
dburrell描述
Abundant growth on an old, fallen hickory. This was taken after two days of rain so the fruiting bodies with bright and colorful.
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炭疽刺盤孢菌屬 (屬 Colletotrichum)觀察者
edlickey描述
Just a stab, but I think so… on Rhododendron maximum
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膠陀螺菌屬 (屬 Bulgaria)觀察者
edlickey描述
Possibly B. inquinans, but uncharacteristically this was smaller and found growing 5 feet or more above ground in the crevices of a living oak tree with no obvious signs of decay. The asci seem to be a mix of the order of spore development… first four, last four, or even middle few underdeveloped. Some of the mature spores appear multi- and not just uniguttulate. Open for suggestions!
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三葉天南星 (Arisaema triphyllum)觀察者
edlickey描述
With guttation drops on the tips of leaflets and the spathe
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grinnin描述
First Observation of this exotic species in the Eastern United States of America
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randybodkins描述
These ARE DIFFERENT individuals..There were 5 fledglings and 2 Adults present.
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grinnin描述
I learned the rhyme "Sedges have edges, Rushes are round, Grasses have nodes all the way to the ground" (most of the time): joint-like nodes (where the leaf sheath ends) are found along round, hollow grass stems, stems of sedges & rushes are solid; in cross-section the stems of rushes are round, sedges are triangular (giving them edges, but they have no nodes, & triangular-stem sedges have 3-ranked leaves, leaves arranged on all 3 sides of the stem; like sedges, rush stems also have no nodes)... common names (some of the time) can confuse: Broomsedge is a grass, not a sedge; Bulrush and Woolgrass are sedges, not a rush, nor a grass
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grinnin描述
I like the neat rhyme "Sedges have edges, Rushes are round, Grasses have nodes all the way to the ground" (most of the time): joint-like nodes (where the leaf sheath ends) are found along round, hollow grass stems, stems of sedges & rushes are solid; in cross-section the stems of rushes are round, sedges are triangular (giving them edges, but they have no nodes, & triangular-stem sedges have 3-ranked leaves, leaves arranged on all 3 sides of the stem; like sedges, rush stems also have no nodes)... common names (some of the time) can confuse: Broomsedge is a grass, not a sedge; Bulrush and Woolgrass are sedges, not a rush, nor a grass
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grinnin描述
Found indoors (on my wrist cuff), carried it to the great outdoors, where the tiny creature is enjoying life now
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grinnin描述
For the Black Snakeroot (Sanicula canadensis), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/208203877
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寬鱗多孔菌 (Cerioporus squamosus)觀察者
grinnin描述
For the adjacent Dryad's Saddle (Cerioporus squamosus), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/206307078 & inaturalist.org/observations/206329227
For the Trametes aesculi, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/206308145
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Verpa conica觀察者
chipmonk87描述
Thought this was interesting, it's cap kinda looks like a soup pot.
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chipmonk87描述
A few growing by a sick black cherry tree. Only seen 3 but lots of undergrowth here
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寬鱗多孔菌 (Cerioporus squamosus)觀察者
grinnin描述
For the adjacent Dryad's Saddle (Cerioporus squamosus), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/206329227 & inaturalist.org/observations/206329215
For the Trametes aesculi, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/206308145
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乳白蛋巢菌 (Crucibulum laeve)觀察者
grinnin描述
On a sweetgum seedball in muddy leaf litter; differentiating characteristics, many thanks to @pycnoporus: color and geography, plus N. niveotomentosa has white hairs, not orange, a west coast distribution, and brown periodoles (eggs), while the periodoles of C. laeve are white (not visible here in my images)
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茶漬綱 (綱 Lecanoromycetes)觀察者
grinnin描述
A mystery puzzler to me (every photo I test-uploaded gave different top suggestions, none plausible to me);
for the suggested Rusty Brook Lichen, Ionaspis lacustris, last photo inaturalist.org/observations/200858102
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grinnin描述
First photo close-cropped, then full size, same for the rest of the photos
For the Bacidia suffusa lichen, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205137676
For the Ant-like Longhorn Beetle (Cyrtophorus verrucosus), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205137684
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grinnin描述
Confidence to Suggest thanks to @mhodges1957, Notes adapted, thanks to @bertharris: On a slender snag, the young tree barely still standing, near where a small stream feeds into Sugar Creek; thallus mint green and lumpy; beautiful huge (slightly) purplish lecideine apothecia that start plane and heavily pruinose but end up convex and slightly or not pruinose; 1st photo close-cropped, then full size, same for 2nd photo (admittedly where I found this after I got home, the internet was down, & studied photo perimeters as I couldn't upload)
For the other lichen, the Ciliate Wreath (Phaeophyscia ciliata), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205137667
For the big Ant-like Longhorn Beetle (Cyrtophorus verrucosus), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205137684
For nearby Bacidia suffusa I went looking for and found lots, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205421248 and inaturalist.org/observations/205458504
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grinnin描述
For the Ciliate Wreath (Phaeophyscia ciliata) lichen, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205137667
For the Bacidia suffusa lichen, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205137676
An adjacent Ant-like Longhorn Beetle (Cyrtophorus verrucosus), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205137690
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grinnin描述
An adjacent Ant-like Longhorn Beetle (Cyrtophorus verrucosus), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/205137684
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grinnin描述
Six-spotted Tiger Beetle (Cicindela sexguttata) 3 more consecutive visits to same log, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/153675690, inaturalist.org/observations/153814996, & inaturalist.org/observations/153817731
