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Found after rainstorm in Pike County, Kentucky. Mixed mesophytic forest, dense foliage debris. Lots of it in the area
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Order HypocrealesObserver
bmeade00Description
Found in mossy soil. Host is likely Coleoptera but maybe Lepidoptera. Pike co. KY USA
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Fungi Including Lichens (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
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Fruiting in moist chambers on various species of trees. Almost all fruit bodies have those odd “caps” that throw me off. It’s been suggested maybe licea operculata?
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Cribraria confusaObserver
bmeade00Description
Moist chamber on Platanus occidentalis
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Cribraria confusaObserver
bmeade00Description
Growing in moist chamber on Sassafras albidum bark.
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Order PhysaralesObserver
bmeade00Description
Growing on Acer sp. bark in moist chambers.
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Genus ComatrichaObserver
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Fruiting on Juniperus virginiana bark in moist chamber. Immature stage
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Genus PhysarumObserver
bmeade00Description
Growing in moist chamber on bark of Juniperus v.
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Genus PhysarumObserver
bmeade00Description
fruiting in moist chamber on bark of Juniperus v.
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Cribraria violaceaObserver
bmeade00Description
fruiting on bark of Cornus florida in moist chamber. showing peridial net.
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Elf Ears Lichen (Normandina pulchella)Observer
bmeade00Description
Found on bark sample of Acer sacc. Bark was being used in moist chambers to culture slime molds.
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Genus CribrariaObserver
bmeade00Description
C. lepida or C. violacea
Moist chamber on Cornus florida bark.
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Ascomycete Fungi (Phylum Ascomycota)Observer
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Moist chamber on hardwood bark.
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Genus PhaeoisariaObserver
bmeade00Description
Moist chamber, fruiting on Platanus occidentalis bark.
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Genus PhysarumObserver
bmeade00Description
Moist chamber, Growing on Acer saccharum bark.
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Ascomycete Fungi (Phylum Ascomycota)Observer
bmeade00Description
1-1.5mm wide fruiting bodies on park of Prunus serotina in moist chamber.
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Observer
bmeade00Description
Grown in moist chamber. two weeks incubation time at room temperature on Acer sacc.
Photographed using 10x objective lens with a stack of ~ 100 images.
Have additional, though perhaps different species growing on bark of P. serotina.
