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| Fungi Basidiomycetes (Spore dropping fungi) Tremellales |
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| Nostoc ? | |
| Family: Exidiaceae | |
| Craig Cerrig-Gleisiad nature reserve. View location I thought maybe Exidia but growing in grass - no sign of rotting wood. Comment from Neil Mahler ((neilmahler)): As noticed, this is not on wood so is not Exidia, in fact it is probably not even fungal but may instead be a species of Nostoc (Powdre see in Wales) which is a cyanobacteria which swells up after a spell of rain. This would be a very pure white form though, so even cyanobacteria may be wrong. |
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| 18 October 2007 | |
| Category: Not properly identified. | |
| This one is a mystery to me | |
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| Photographer: J R Crellin | |
About the picture: NIKON D70 18/10/2007 11:30:18 1/60 sec - F/20 Lens: 60mm f/2.8 D Sensitivity: ISO 320 Exp. compensation: -0.7 EV Depth of field: 0.03 m (0.38 - 0.41) Light value: 12.9 |
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