found me some FUNGI!!

[sean]

cheers gerrit......7 and 8 intrigued me.....if i can find the time i will go for a revisit and see how it develops.

[sean]

A few nice finds today all in Nightingale Valley Woodlands (Bristol)

 

1,2,and 3.....inside cavity of sycamore....(my thoughts are cuticularis??)

 

4 and 5 ????

 

6,7 and 8.....A big Fomes.....from the ground it looks to be at least 10 inches across.....am going to climb this fine old tree for a better view and photo.

 

 

 

9, 10 and 11.....I.d required please.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

not fommes sean, applanatums.

[sean]

ok....they are really high up......are you saying applanatum because they are coming out of a cavity or just because you can see that they are?

 

I must admit i instantly presumed fomes because of the height and host.....

 

any ideas on the others.

 

Cheers Tony.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

ok....they are really high up......are you saying applanatum because they are coming out of a cavity or just because you can see that they are?

 

I must admit i instantly presumed fomes because of the height and host.....

 

any ideas on the others.

 

Cheers Tony.

 

I am not sure abut the cuticularis, not quite right for me but a possible.

daedaleopsis onfrogosa (what host)

G applanatums are assured and I will elaborate in a mo

 

last one Host? hard to say, pores like trametes

 

with the gano, one can see the brown layers of the upper, and what the tree is saying is Im being white rotted with selective delignification, you can see my bulgewood formations, if my fungi was fommes I would be cracking longtitudinaly as the fommes follows my medulary rays:001_cool:

[Fungus]

1. I. cuticularis = Daedaleopsis confragosa

2. pores like Trametes = Schizopora paradoxa

[sean]

Last few days collection.....

 

Meripilus on Beech

 

Hispidus on Ash

 

Ganoderma spp on Holm Oak

 

and last couple im not sure about.

[sean]

Last few days collection.....

 

Meripilus on Beech

 

Hispidus on Ash

 

Ganoderma spp on Holm Oak

 

and last couple im not sure about.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

lepiota aspera IMO nice one sean, not a common fungi that!

Edited September 16, 2012 by Tony Croft aka hamadryad

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

lepiota aspera IMO nice one sean, not a common fungi that!

Edited September 16, 2012 by Tony Croft aka hamadryad