tyson_ehlers's Identifications
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Genus DidermaObserver
zeckloDescription
@tyson_ehlers Here’s the one that was everywhere.
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Chocolate Tube Slimes (Genus Stemonitis)Observer
zeckloDescription
@tyson_ehlers Stemonitis splendens/lignicola? I compared this to some of your observations and it didn’t line up well with any of the others.
Last photo is a size comparison to the spore of Arcyria denudata (I think)
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Genus TrichiaObserver
zeckloDescription
@tyson_ehlers Super confused on this one, not sure how to un-confuse myself. I only have 2 sporocarps that aren’t substantial old.
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Mushrooms, Bracket Fungi, Puffballs, and Allies (Class Agaricomycetes)Observer
ryan_durandDescription
Maybe old oyster mushrooms? Growing on rotting paper birch.
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Mushrooms, Bracket Fungi, Puffballs, and Allies (Class Agaricomycetes)Observer
ryan_durandDescription
Maybe old oyster mushrooms? Growing on rotting paper birch.
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True Slime Molds (Class Myxomycetes)Observer
thebiodiversofistsDescription
Very slimy and wet looking so I do not think it is the white carnival slime mould. See lower right to zoom in
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Chocolate Tube Slimes (Genus Stemonitis)Observer
earley_birdDescription
Maybe
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Chocolate Tube Slimes (Genus Stemonitis)Observer
rambryumDescription
@ryan_durand or @corndog -- this stuff was being fed on by chrome beetles and seemed to ride the line between slime mold and fungus, but for the oil-slick lustre and strange net-like margins
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Genus LamprodermaObserver
thehyphaemovementDescription
Looking at the rightmost group of four in the second and third photos... the dramatic color difference is entirely due to different lighting conditions between the photos, no saturation or other radical color processing
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Comatricha nigraObserver
trientalidDescription
On rotten read alder branch in mountain stream.Plasmodium ressembles, but may not be, "Arcyria affines".pp69-69 Sarah Lloyd "Where the slime mould creeps. 4th edition, but the capitulum looks like Paradiachaeopsis, p.96?
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