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20-JUN-2015 Christine Hanrahan

Coral fungi

Reveler Conservation Area

There are many types of coral fungi, and often they are found on rotting logs such as this one, but many also grow on the ground. George Barron, in his guide to Ontario mushrooms says that as a group, coral fungi are "often difficult to identify to species and sometimes even to genus" because distinguishing features can only be told by the use of a microscope. This may be in the genus Clavicorona, a very common genus.

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Ton T.10-Oct-2015 19:58
Great image! V+
Don29-Jun-2015 22:29
It is easy to see the reference to coral; an intriguing fungus.
globalgadabout29-Jun-2015 21:29
what an exuberant little colony....delightful image..
Helen Betts29-Jun-2015 20:18
Such interesting fungi, not what I'd have imagined. Well captured in great light. V.
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