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cup fungi and slime mold...
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Not really much to say except the fact that it is was found growing on woodchips? what do you guys think?


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Re: cup fungi and slime mold... [Re: psychedelicSLUG]
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birds nest fungi?


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psychedelicSLUG said:
birds nest fungi?



Yep. The last pic may be the plasmodium stage of Stemonitis.

Edited by DannyGlick (06/21/09 05:00 PM)

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Re: cup fungi and slime mold... [Re: DannyGlick]
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those bird nest fungus may be Cyathus striatus

and the slime iam with danny or maybe fuligo septica , why dont you keep a piece of the slime in a glass jar and see the  transformation of the plasmodium into spore-bearing "fruiting bodies" or fructifications .
nice finds and pictures


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cactu said:
those bird nest fungus may be Cyathus striatus

and the slime iam with danny or maybe fuligo septica , why dont you keep a piece of the slime in a glass jar and see the  transformation of the plasmodium into spore-bearing "fruiting bodies" or fructifications .
nice finds and pictures



hmmm thats a great idea! thanks for the constructive idea!:thumbup:


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