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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Heterobasidion annosus - Lenzifes


Pleurotus


Amanita vernadeadly poisonous


Lepiota





Galvatia GiganteaGiant puff ball


Poria, Thin layers of pores produced on dead woodwhite rot fungusAphyllophorales


Amanita solitoria

Amanita solitaria


Ustilago avenae (smut)


DacrymycesJelly fungus, basidiocarps, 2 cell basidia


Exidia glandulosaJelly gunguswitch’s butter


Cronartium fusiforme, fusiform gall rust on southern pines, aecial stage


Agaricus brunnescens more commonly known as A. bisporus


Boletus and stribilomyces.- pores rahter than gills.


Strobilomyces.- pores instead of gills


Linderia ColumnataGasteromycetes


Lepiota procera.- Edible, white spores, rings on the stems, sacales on the capAgaricales


Amanita muscaria.- poisonous, flat cap, hymenium is free, ring and volva.Agaricales


Hypomyces lactiforumLobster Mushroom, edible Chanterelles


Russula emetica, gills, white spores, lack of inner and universal veil


Gymmnosporangium juniperi-virginianae.-cedar-apple gall rust, telial galls




Aecia on fruits of crategus relative to apple


Tremella.- Jelly fungus, basidiocarpyellow brain fungus


Exobasidium.- Galls on the leaves, basidia are produced in the hymenium on underside the leaf


Articularia, ear fungus, produce phrasmobasidia that are divided into 4 cells by transverse septa.




Lactarius.- white spores, milky caps, lack of annulus agaricales


Coprinus.- ink cap mushroom



Cyathus striatus.- bird’s nest fungus, miniature basidiocarp, rains splash out the spores

















Cauliflower fungusSparassis crispa










Armillaria mellea.-


Trametes versicolorTurkey tale mushroom


Mixomycetes

SPORANGIA

A single Physarum polycephalum sporangium. Note the numerous lobes in this species. Calcium carbonate is also present on the peridium

spores

stalk

columella

hypotallus

capilitium


Trichia spp.

Trichia varia

Sporangia stalked, alsosessile, also spiraled threads with points


Fuligo septica.- Dog vomit.- mass of spores

AETHALIA


PSEUDOAETHALIUM

Tubifera ferruginosa

Mass of sporangia, pseudoaethalium


Stemonitis sp.Sporangia with columella


Hemitrichia serpulacapitillial threads,branched, lacks of free ends, pretzel like

PLASMODIOCARPS


Ceratiomyxa fructiculosaThe tiny, erect, branched or simple structures

of this organism look like small icicles or like tiny pieces oferect coral


Arcyria denudatacapitillial threads


Diachea leucopodiastalked sporangia with calcium carbonate


Physarum spp.sclerotium structures formed by plasmodium

Physarum roseum


Lampoderma

Ceratiomyxa fructiculosa

Lycogala epidendrum


Phaneroplasmodium of Physarum polycephalum

Phaneroplasmodium of Physarum polycephalum

“many-headed slime,” is a slime mold, yellow


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slime_mold

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slime_mold

Lamproderma arcyrionemablack stalked sporangia


Dictydium cancellatumbrown stalked sporangia


Perichaena sp.sessile sporangia


Stemonitis capillitia with columella inside


Arcyria capillitial threads with calyculus


Metatrichia vesparium


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