coastal sand dunes with Arctostaphylos uva-ursi and Hudsonia tomentosa
coastal sand dunes, wet area with Vaccinium macrocarpon
coastal sand dunes, open sand with Hudsonia tomentosa, spruce, Hudsonia ericoides, crowberry, broom crowberry
Coastal sand dunes with Hudsonia tomentosa
Spores 11.0+-0.8 µm x 8.1+-0.6 µm, Q=1.4+-0.1, 9.8-12.5 µm x 6.9-9.1 µm, Q=1.2-1.6
hardwood forest (birch, beech, maple), some fir and spruce
growing in moss on side of well rotted spruce log
growing on conifer log covered in moss in mixed wood forest
RGT240821/11, in deep sphagnum under red spruce and balsam fir
on hemlock, conk part picked I assume
on dead Rubus sp canes. Ref. Ellis Dematiaceous Hyphomycetes. Specimen in NB Museum.
Old pine plantation.
Coastal foredune, growing with beach grass. Every year I find some new variation of the appearance of this species and take it to do a spore print thinking it might be something else, only for it to be the same old. This time extremely white variety