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dylantomtaylorDescripción
Found emerging from a dead gnat in a humidity chamber. Assumed to be Erynia sp. based on macroscopic features (couldnt photograph)
N. cf thromboides is known from gnats (also originally described from mites that look a lot like the mite that was attached to this gnat…), but isn’t noted to have villose conidia so this may be Conidiobolus coronatus but I can’t find confirmation of that species on gnats.
Last photo shows villose conidia. Insanely large nucleated germ tubes (red bubbly tubes) with spindly conidiophores producing one apical conidia
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Género BotrytisObserv.
fennermartinDescripción
Under oak, maple, and sycamore growing from soil.
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sigridjakobDescripción
The closest sequence in Genbank is at 82% - except for one soil fungus sequence from North Carolina that's 99.18% similar. This is likely an undescribed species or a species that has been described a long time ago but has not been sequenced.
Near oak and other hardwoods in moss in a peninsula in Ohrbach Lake
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Poronia ericiObserv.
sigridjakobFecha
Septiembre 2022Descripción
Anamorph, on rabbit dung
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sigridjakobDescripción
1.5cm across
On a rotting hardwood log
Hairs around 0.8mm long
Spores 20x15µm
Medium to large isolated warts
Hairs up to 30µm thick, hair wall 7µm thick
Septa a little hard to see - doesn't look like there are tons
Hairs tapering
One or two roots
