Favoritos de quercusboletus
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Ballena Azul Y Parientes (Género Balaenoptera)Observ.
turkishvultureDescripción
Whale baleen - no idea from who. Any guesses?
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Borrego Cimarrón (Ovis canadensis)Observ.
shaneobirchDescripción
I've watched this group grow from 20 individuals back in '96 to over 180 today..this was due to fire opening up terrain.
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Bobo Patas Rojas (Sula sula)Observ.
sedgequeenDescripción
The famous vagrant. On the rigging of the Hawaiian Chieftain.
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Apio, Zanahoria Y Parientes (Familia Apiaceae)Observ.
jhorthosDescripción
Unclear species. foliage about 2-3 inches tall. As far as I can see all the flowers have incipient ribbed fruits at their base and at least some have anthers, suggesting that they are perfect flowers (assuming other anthers have already been removed). Near serpentine, but on fairly well developed soil.
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wenatcheebDescripción
Is purple normal for these? The other plants didn’t show it.
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Pinos, Ocotes Y Piñones (Género Pinus)Observ.
christineyoungDescripción
Pine ovulate strobilus, 10x.
*Microscope slide of longitudinal section, stained
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kevinhintsaDescripción
Serpentine form , which has a yellower flower and is more glabrous than non-serpentine ones .
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eralversonDescripción
Skinner Butte Park. Only known from a few locations in the Willamette Valley. Also observed flowering in 2000, see https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/154374458
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Género LomatiumObserv.
connectacopiaDescripción
Surrounded by Heuchera elegans
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Avicennia marinaObserv.
egallegosDescripción
Seemingly human planted weed
Seek determines it as alligator weed
San Diego salt marsh habitat
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Calocybe ionidesObserv.
heelsplitterDescripción
Growing scattered in grass near Pinus ponderosa, Picea engelmannii, and Populus fremontii. Caps dry, glabrous, flouresceing reddish-purple under a 365 nm UV light. up to 61.2 mm wide and 31.5 mm tall. Gills adnate, fluorescing yellow. Stems dry, flourescing reddish-purple, up 34.0 mm long and 16.4 mm wide. Cap and stem context white, fluorescing yellow. Odor not distinctive. Taste farinose with a rich, umami component.
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Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on Aug. 10, 2023.
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corndogDescripción
in alkaline fen among moss and sedges. Spores 7-septate, roughly 65-80 x 6-7. Paraphyses with swollen tips, somewhat constricted at septa.
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Sauce Rojo (Salix laevigata)Observ.
quercusboletusDescripción
Leaves mostly single toned, color grey-green, somewhat glaucous on both side of the leaf blade; bud scale apices rounded and obtuse in outline
Growing in serpentine
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Paonias myopsObserv.
christineyoungDescripción
Habitat: Attracted to a 395 nm LED light in a semi-rural area
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Cola de Pavo (Trametes versicolor)Observ.
christineyoungDescripción
Growing on hardwood; deciduous forest
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Cárices (Género Carex)Observ.
sheriff_woody_pctDescripción
Perigynia replaced with vegetative propagules. Never seen anything like this in a Carex! Might be a mutation in Carex fracta which was numerous in the area.
Collection #: 2023MCB67
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Género DermeaObserv.
corndogDescripción
On bark of Pseudotsuga menziesii. I thought this was a Chaenothecopsis or other calicioid at first glance, now I'm thinking Dermea or close, but the habit is strange.
Apothecia <1mm. Only few mature spores, 4 celled, 16-17 × 6.5-7.5. Conidia are sickle shaped, roughly 17-20 x 1-1.5. I'm not sure I recognized any of the fruiting bodies as beaked pycnidia, but didn't get a look at any asexual structures otherwise. IKI-, I think.
Entire hymenium is yellow-green in H2O. black, carbonaceous tissue in the ascomata violently dissolves red in KOH, leaving the hymenium and excipulum hyaline and easily visible after the pigment is washed away, pretty neat.
It keys roughly to D. pinicola... There is a Dermea pseudotsugae but I don't think that matches well either
