Favoritos de johnbotany

This is a picture of Cynanchum laeve at Fort Armistead Park in Baltimore City, Maryland.

On hardwood, likely oak.

Growing on a well decayed hardwood log. Extremely fluorescent in 365 nm UV light.

This is a picture of Field Forget-Me-Not at Sandy Point State Park near Annapolis, Maryland.

This is a picture of Hydnoporia olivacea at Leakin Park in Baltimore City, Maryland.

This is a picture of Flammulaster mushrooms near Lake Waterford in Pasadena, Maryland.

Escapee growing in drainage ditch among a lot of nonative plants.

Light cream-colored spore print. Growing underneath a pine.

This is a picture of an Iris in a swamp in Pasadena, Maryland.

Not sure if this is T. repens or something more interesting. narrow leaflets caught my attention.

Occurs along this tributary all the way to Jones Falls. No fertile material found throughout the course of a season.

Irregularly shaped, resupinate except for shallow upper edge; upper surface woolly, bumpy, whitish; fertile area translucent, gelatinous; orangish/pinkish/white, wrinkled.

On Eastern Hemlock; spore print white.

Neofavolus alveolaris differs from N. americanus, the latter having a glabrous pileal surface, white to cream when fresh, with slightly radially aligned stripes on drying.

Resupinate fruit bodies; densely crowded white spines turning buff to brownish in age; spore print white.