Oak Myco associations

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

As I already understood from the start , but because I could not find the word in my English dictionary and are eager to learn new things, including the meaning of words in a foreign language, I looked it up on the internet with the before cited result , with which I wanted to "confront" you by returning the joke .

 

ha Ha.

[David Humphries]

a week on, second visit.....

 

 

Amanita & Russula sp still in attendance.

Boletus now starting to show.

 

& the first Fistulina that I've seen so far this season.

 

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[RobArb]

whats the ones in the third to last pic?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

im more interested in 10 and 11 which are not hypoxylons? are these a look a likey a dopelganger? or just washed out?

[David Humphries]

im more interested in 10 and 11 which are not hypoxylons? are these a look a likey a dopelganger? or just washed out?

 

Very brittle, I'd imagine they are Xylaria hypoxylon

 

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Very brittle, I'd imagine they are Xylaria hypoxylon

 

 

 

 

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not very typical, interesting

[David Humphries]

whats the ones in the third to last pic?

 

Xylaria Rob, probably longipes - dead molls fingers

 

 

 

 

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[RobArb]

Xylaria Rob, probably longipes - dead molls fingers

 

 

 

 

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thanks:thumbup:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Xylaria Rob, probably longipes - dead molls fingers

 

 

 

 

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no, too fat by a long stretch, dead mans fingers polymorphas:001_cool:

[Fungus]

Xylaria, probably longipes - dead molls fingers

 

X. longipes is restricted to Acer, so unless there is Acer around, this is X. polymorpha.

And for some of the other unidentified species, I would suggest :

 

Photo 7/8 : Russula ochroleuca.

Photo 9/10 : teleomorphs of Xylaria hypoxylon.

Photo 19/20 : Russula olivaceoviolascens (= R. atrorubens).