28-01-2014 16:27
Found in 28-01-14 in Attica Greece, on a small fr
28-01-2014 16:55
Quijada LuisHi all, I would like to know if somebody have a p
27-01-2014 21:17
Roland LabbéVoici un Octospora probable. Merci de nous aider
28-01-2014 13:18
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28-01-2014 10:53
Peter ThompsonHello Everyone,I have been sent fruit bodies of a
28-01-2014 10:45
Found 28-01-14 in Attica Greece, in forest with Pi
27-01-2014 03:28
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24-01-2014 15:52
Piet BORMANS
Hi,I found this on dead stems of Vaccinium myrtill
Strange fungus on dung
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
20-12-2020 09:30
Here is a strange fungus growing on old dungs. Macrophotos sent by a colleague, so I don't have any information about microscopical characters.It looks slightly like Anthina flammea but I never saw the latter with such a colour and on this substrate.
Any idea?
Bernard CLESSE,
20-12-2020 09:52
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
20-12-2020 10:09
Re : Strange fungus on dung
Merci Bernard, ça me semble être une hypothèse plausible. Voyons si d'autres personnes partagent cet avis.
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
20-12-2020 11:01
Re : Strange fungus on dung
Hello Nicolas and Bernard,
Bernards fungus is L. fuciformis without doubt, a fungus paratizing on grass (red grass disease). I do not thing the fungus of Nicolas is the same.
Best regards, Lothar
Bernards fungus is L. fuciformis without doubt, a fungus paratizing on grass (red grass disease). I do not thing the fungus of Nicolas is the same.
Best regards, Lothar
Martin Bemmann,
20-12-2020 23:14
Re : Strange fungus on dung
Hi,
here is an occurance on goose dung from Iceland:
Dung can contain a lot of grass...
regards
Martin
Peter Püwert,
21-12-2020 00:21
Re : Strange fungus on dung
Hi,
last week I also had a request, which pink mushroom ("club") grows on mouse dung.The macro photos are identical to those of Nicolas. I had the impression that the mushrooms did not grow on manure in general, but were only somewhat obstructed. They're going to do a microscopic examination of the fungus. My first thought was also Laetisaria fuciformis, which I know well.
Peter.



