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felipebittDescripción
Ophiocordyceps glaziovii (Henn.) G.H. Sung, J.M. Sung, Hywel-Jones & Spatafora
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danielwinklerDescripción
Cyphoderris monstrosa Monster Haglid or Giant hump-winged grig female adult
(close to crickets & katydids), family Prophalangopsidae, Orthoptera.
Same specimen as iNat: 48828187. I just came a week after the report by Eric Jain, found it after 25 min search and dug it up to conserve the specimen which I sent to Rich Tehan.
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giffbeatonDescripción
Growing in xeric sand. This species is known by @richtehan and will be described as T bulbosum.
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kim_flemingDescripción
I believe this is a click beetle larva. Found under pine bark on a rotting log.
collected.
Last 3 photos taken on 19 Mar 2023.
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laughingjimsDescripción
Second and third photo show specimen that was found in situ. I brought the specimens home and put them in a small container with a damp paper towel and a week later they formed fruit bodies as shown the rest of the photos
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mandymushiiDescripción
On caterpillar, located in between the back parking lots on the lefthand side of the road across from chapel trailhead, in the grass, straight across from rock pile
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evelyn_huntDescripción
Growing in moss at the edge of woods of pine, oak and hickory.
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Hongos Parásitos de Arañas (Género Gibellula)Observ.
folsomchrisonbluesDescripción
I’m unsure if this is Gibellula and am open to other suggestions. Saw something strange in the center of a lichen with some webbing on it.
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flowntheloopDescripción
Growing beneath mostly Pinus taeda. Elaphomyces sp. host included in this observation.
Same location as these:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/144023674
Specimen shipped out to Richard Tehan!
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heatherdawsonDescripción
Looked for an insect body but none found. Sporocarps very brittle/fragile.
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pipsissewaDescripción
Found by chance today inside of a rotten oak burl. Hypocrealean fungi suggested, that is pretty broad though. I brought this beautiful specimen home and can help nurture it to maturity if I'm given instructions on how to do so perhaps. It is suggested that the host is Hypercombe scribonia or similar. The fungus was sprouting from the foot pads it seemed. This was a much welcomed find on a cool winter day today here in Far Southwest Virginia, USA (East Coast). I also shared one photo from within the cavity of the burl that the specimen was in just in case there was further identifying evidence that I did not recognize.
Attempts at keeping in a moist chamber for several days resulted in see maturation but eventually the entire host became compromised by mold
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heelsplitterDescripción
Collected with Jacob Kalichman along the Left Sawmill Loop trail. Growing singly on a lepidopteran larva buried in soil under Pinus needle litter beneath a 2-needle Pinus. Collection sent to Richard Tehan.
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Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on Jun. 12, 2022.
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pulkDescripción
Host unidentified, no more that what's pictured was visible. At the base of a chestnut oak.
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indonesian_nature_Fecha
Septiembre 17, 2022Descripción
Tumbuh di hewan (sejenis kumbang), tinggi sekitar 1-2cm.
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Género CordycepsObserv.
chlorophyll_kidDescripción
Only the coolest thing I've EVER found ;) First image is as-found, subsequent images show the specimen once it was excavated. I believe the host is some Camponotus sp.
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benoit_henryDescripción
Cordyceps est un genre de champignons entomopathogènes (qui infecte des insectes ou araignées).
Il peut aussi parasiter d'autres champignons.
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silencio_delaselvaDescripción
O. gracilioides
Sobre larva de coleóptero, enterrado.
Selva mediana subperennifolia
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karthikeyan_srinivasanDescripción
Growing on what looks like a beetle grub.
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zayskibopDescripción
Growing from some sorta Tenebrionoidea, to my not-entomologist eyes
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chrissy_carboncrystalDescripción
First time finding mycelium growing out of the head or tail of a caterpillar
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runmexDescripción
Under pine. Host was very brittle, seemed segmented. Specimen collected.
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tomandjillDescripción
Laying exposed on top of a log near a creek. Completely dried out. I'm thinking maybe this overwintered?
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alivenfree76Descripción
Paraisaria possibly heteropha....found at our house
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Cornezuelos (Género Claviceps)Observ.
rodrigocarralDescripción
Growing on Panicum sp. fruit
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elantrybuchDescripción
Substrate: Underside of Bark, with moss growing on top; Growing from insect (Unknown
Temp: 28ºF
Spores:
L = 9.845µm
W = 2.271µm
Q = 4.483µm
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linstern44Descripción
Gathered trays of soil that were taken back to the lab to observe the plants that sprouted. Was surprised to find white stalks growing up out of the soil from a tray we kept in the shade. We were surprised an fascinated to discover this.
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
growing in clump of Haircap and Delicate fern moss. Last 2 pics are 16 hrs later.
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cerg10Descripción
Surrounding habitat and a selection of leaves from nearby oak trees.
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Género CordycepsObserv.
luca_hickeyDescripción
aff. militaris.
In Northern Range rainforest, growing froma buried insect that was unfortunately not able to be recovered
