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Strange fungi at Ren Faire
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Found these at Ren Faire, along with lots of other fungi.
This is wisconsin/illinos area, right on the border.




So cool but I have no idea what it could be!


Bonus giant Jack o Lantern:

This juicy thing was catching everyone's attention.




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Re: Strange fungi at Ren Faire [Re: Cicadoidea]
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First would be Artomyces Pyxidatus I believe. (Crown tipped coral mushroom).

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Re: Strange fungi at Ren Faire [Re: Cicadoidea]
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The first one is a Phaeoclavulina - it's like Ramaria, but is saprotrophic, so can live on the wood chips without needing trees nearby.

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Re: Strange fungi at Ren Faire [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Interesting. I see there were many species that belonged to the Ramaria genus and were moved to the Gomphaceae family. I would assume due to being saprotrophic?

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Re: Strange fungi at Ren Faire [Re: ChasingBoomers86]
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Thank you both!

This freaky fungus has been on my mind since the fest, glad to have a name.

:bunnypeace:


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Pardon my childlike sense of wonder. It's still my first time.

Currently working on:
  • Solanum Dulcamara - Propagation.
  • HBP :mushroom2:.
  • Early Dev Survival Horror Game.

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Re: Strange fungi at Ren Faire [Re: ChasingBoomers86]
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ChasingBoomers86 said:
Interesting. I see there were many species that belonged to the Ramaria genus and were moved to the Gomphaceae family. I would assume due to being saprotrophic?



Ramaria is in the Gomphaceae family, along with Phaeoclavulina, Turbinellus and about a dozen other genera.

Most Ramaria are ectomycorrhizal but not all of them.  Phaeoclavulina are saprotrophic.

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