Identificaciones de joshmcginnis
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Género EpicoccumObserv.
maricel-patinoDescripción
On Echinochloa crus-galli growing mixed with rice crops. Rural road/Old Mondego River side. Fungus presents itself as round black structures, scattered on the seeds.
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maricel-patinoDescripción
On an old and wet door, inside an abandoned convent. It has a dusty texture. It peels off the wood easily.
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maricel-patinoDescripción
On Eriobotrya japonica, on tip of leaf, on the dead areas. Garden.
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nahidakabirDescripción
Growing media PDA
Culture color Bluish-green color
Spore Shape: Round-shaped (Fig 15.2)
Spore color: Mostly colorless
Aspergillus:
Distinct conidiophore terminated by a swollen vesicle bearing flask-shaped phialides (Fig 15.3).
Phialides may be borne directly on the vesicle (Fig 15.3).
Spore color depends on the species.
This fungus is most commonly isolated from soil and plant debris.
Choose this species (Aspergillus fumigatus) based on the culture color
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cofaDescripción
Underneath a pot of soil that was previously located outside during the summer
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mgkoonsDescripción
Maybe an asexual Amphichorda? Microscopy is interesting with artifacting or small structures on all surfaces of the hyphae.
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Hongos Temblones de la Madera (Género Tremella)Observ.
gnomie_87Descripción
Looks like it fell from a tree that was impacted during the Matt’s creek fire. Mixed hardwood right here. Pine in the area. Probably oak or poplar.
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Hongo de Invierno (Flammulina velutipes)Observ.
gnomie_87Descripción
Downed oak. In a very fire impacted spot.
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thomaseverestDescripción
O-L1-2
IDed with ITS, possibly infecting second instar spotted lanternfly collected alive
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