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Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09.
    #11521410 - 11/24/09 07:01 PM (14 years, 2 months ago)

A few finds from this month!

12.11.09
Rickenella fibula.


Galerina hypnorum.


23.11.09
Russula acrolamellata.


Mutinus borneensis.


Gibellula pulchra.


Lycoperdon perlatum.


Gliophorus lilacipes.


Isaria sinclairii.


And last but not least this Psilocybe species with a couple of micrographs of the spores and cheilocystidia requested by Lipa, scale divisions =2.5µ


Enjoy:thumbup:
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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: inski]
    #11521433 - 11/24/09 07:05 PM (14 years, 2 months ago)

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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: cyanophilus]
    #11521546 - 11/24/09 07:20 PM (14 years, 2 months ago)

Interesting pigments, hence the name Gliophorus versicolor.
The specimens were not perfect due to them being a bit dry, if only I got to them a day earlier!
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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: inski]
    #11523005 - 11/24/09 10:44 PM (14 years, 2 months ago)

Awesome shots. I love the gills on that R. fibula.

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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: inski]
    #11523045 - 11/24/09 10:48 PM (14 years, 2 months ago)

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Lycoperdon perlatum.




Looks a bit dark, could that be Lycoperdon umbrinum?


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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: inski]
    #11523173 - 11/24/09 11:05 PM (14 years, 2 months ago)

Fantastic finds!  :awesome:



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Isaria sinclairii.






Is that a cricket?


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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: inski]
    #11523323 - 11/24/09 11:28 PM (14 years, 2 months ago)

:jawdrop:



Awesome finds inski, tumeke!


The Rickenella gill shot and colonized spiders are superb!


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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
    #11523470 - 11/24/09 11:52 PM (14 years, 2 months ago)

Thanks guys,

Alan, as far as I can tell the six known species that have been recorded from New Zealand are Lycoperdon perlatum, L. scabrum, L. spadiceum, L. glabrescens, L. microspermum and L. nitidum, the images that I viewed of L. perlatum had a wide variation in colour with some being very pale and some being quite dark like these specimens, G.M.Taylor's water colour of L. nitidum looks very similar to this collection so it could be that species also!
I have also come to the conclusion that the Gliophorus species is in fact G. lilacipes due to the presence of cheilocystidia, the colour of the fruit bodies had me confused but I now realize that  G. lilacipes is an extremely variable species, especially in colour, G. versicolor lacks cystidia.

Scout24, the unfortunate insect is a cicada, parasitic fungi, slow but brutal killers!

Thanks Karode13, in the past I had suspected the fungi that got the spider to be a Cordyceps species but recently was informed by Clive Shirley that it was Gibellula pulchra, I'm really interested in finding out how quickly these insects succumb to these parasites!
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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: inski]
    #11523571 - 11/25/09 12:09 AM (14 years, 2 months ago)

man those are some incredible finds!
The spider one especially, ive never seen anyone with a pic like that on here.

great work!


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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: inski]
    #11523685 - 11/25/09 12:39 AM (14 years, 2 months ago)

Yes it would be interesting to know its entry point and how it works its way through the anatomy of the spider. Very cool!

Wonder if it works through its limbs, non-vital organs keeping it alive and then finally attacking the brain.:smile: Insect larvae do a similar thing.


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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: inski]
    #11524132 - 11/25/09 03:56 AM (14 years, 2 months ago)

I've got Rickenella fibula all over my backyard too. I've had a bunch of Paxillus all over the property lately too. :mad2:

Nice pics. :thumbup:


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Re: Backyard finds, 12.11.09 and 23.11.09. [Re: BlimeyGrimey]
    #11524296 - 11/25/09 06:03 AM (14 years, 2 months ago)

Those parasitic fungi are very interesting!

Great pictures.


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