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Annulohypoxylon multiforme I might be able to ID this one - not a huge amount of info on the individual species though.. Annulohypoxylon multiforme,Geotagged,Spring,United States Click/tap to enlarge PromotedSpecies introCountry intro

Annulohypoxylon multiforme

I might be able to ID this one - not a huge amount of info on the individual species though..

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    Flown Kimmerling
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    Super cool! May I ask how you got down to a species-level ID? I have one I'm trying to ID right now, and I don't have any good resources! Posted 6 years ago
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      morpheme
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      Hmmmm - I recall that I found something that made me confident enough to ID this one.. but I don't think it was associated with any comprehensive overview of all of them... it may have even been on Roger's Mushrooms, which is gone now :(. If I am remembering correctly this one is slightly distinctive for it's preference for birch (even though this spot is debarked, I think I did know it was birch), it's coloration and the prominent little nipples it forms. They are a difficult group, I think out of all that I've ever photographed, there's only a couple I've been able to feel I could have any modicum of certainty about - this one and one that grows exclusively on polypores. Posted 6 years ago

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The Birch Woodwart

Anamorph: Conidiomata absent. Conidiophores developing from the surface tissues of young stromata, visible as yellowish green or grey effuse areas on decorticated wood, or small similarly coloured pustules on bark, rather ephemeral in nature. Conidiophores to 3 µm diam, indeterminate, decumbent to erect, initially hyaline but becoming brown and rough-walled, sympodially or dichotomously branched immediately below septa. Conidiogenous cells not differentiated morphologically from terminal conidiophore.. more

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Similar species: Xylariales
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Uploaded Apr 12, 2017. Captured Apr 11, 2017 10:47 in 21231 SE 248th St, Maple Valley, WA 98038, USA.
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  • 55mm

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