Identificaciones de bubbles-debary
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lostcoastmikeDescripción
Not sure which one. Spores are what I usually see, but short for H. inflatula
~5x1µ
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Gilkeya compactaObserv.
heatherdawsonDescripción
Found by truffle dog Rye under Doug-fir. Mild, sweet aroma
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Género AscobolusObserv.
nudge9Descripción
Very small ascomycota growing from dirt in an orchard. It was on a piece of dirt covering a hole (bee size).
The spores were all in sacs still. They have tecture as they mature. They also look like they are darker in color.
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corndogDescripción
I think. faint white pruinose around excipulum.
spores 2 celled, 9.9 - 12.3 × 5.3 - 7.4
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corndogDescripción
On old Adantium culms near waterfall
Spores 0-1 septate, roughly 7.5-9x 2-2.5 (with some longer spores up to 17 microns? confused)
Paraphyses lanceolate, projecting beyond asci about 15-20 microns. Subhymenium (?) amyloid in melzers.
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anudibranchmomDescripción
Numerous, evenly spaced (!) under cypress among oxalis, moss and algae
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julian727Descripción
Found in a small clump, multiple clumps in the area. Thought it was a Black trumpet at first, but texture on the underside and time of year threw me off.
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Género CoprotusObserv.
corndogDescripción
On elk dung. Spores 14.3-16.2x 7.4-8.3, asci roughly 95-100 x 17-20
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danmortonDescripción
Flesh strongly amyloid. Pores 3 - 4 per mm. Spores 5 - 6.3 x 2 - 2.5 um. Growing on a conifer log. Although the name implies it, J. Ginns from Polypores of British Columbia does not mention that this grows on charred wood.
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acorncapDescripción
Coast live oak leaf litter. The oaks here burned and came back but don't have much litter. There's also a ton of invasive grass here.
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octakongDescripción
Found growing in shady, moist shelf above a flowing creek. I think it was growing straight from the soil but unsure. Growing just to the left was a larger cup fungus and I’m not sure if these are the same species.
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acorncapDescripción
Coast live oak leaf litter. The oaks here burned and came back but don't have much litter. There's also a ton of invasive grass here.
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