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Garlic Mustard (Alliaria
petiolata) - Invasive Species
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the tiny blue flowers have 5 blue leaves
the stems are fuzzy but the stalks are bristled but not too sharp |
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Cut down an old tree that started out as a sapling, the sapling was a 'farewell gift' from my grandfather when he left the hospital. We never identified the tree, and eventually cut it down because it was high matenaince. The fungus stared to grow, its small orange clusters that are BRIGHT orange. |
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It's just found in the soil after rain, not the yard, but a clump on the side. I live in Northern California. Might be native or not, its right next to our compost pile.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. :) Please and Thank you. |
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the mushroom has an orange cupped top which fades to a yellow colour and a long stem is this a majic mushroom? only picked 1 out of intrest can any 1 please tell me what it is
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leaves are unattached but grows with 5 Long stems (3-4") |
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Very large and plump, solo, partially covered |
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flaming orange and yellow |
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Bright red honey comb like fungus that starts out round white balls with hexagon shapes. |
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Bright red honey comb like fungus that starts out round white balls with hexagon shapes. |
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Mushroom found in dirt after period of lots of rain. Measures 6cm from earth to cap top, cap has diameter of 5.5cm is irregular in shape, cap is smooth and dry, gills had a thin "floor" obscuring them, gills are a light pink. Smells like a mushroom.
Appears to be common to the area. |
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No idea what these are! I've spent 2 hours looking through my mushroom book and on the internet, but have given up!
head is about the size of a 1p coin, Other half says they're quite dark underneath but the gills are white? |
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I don't know what this is. It almost looks like a giant cross between a ant and a bumblebee |
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only three of this type were growing there, but many others and appeard to have white powder on them.What kind of fungus is this??? |
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We believe this might be a "Clathrus columnatus" type fungus but are not sure and would like confirmation from an expert--- long, red, claw-like growths in a raised cutting garden after long amounts of rainfall in Connecticut, USA. |
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Patches are very small, strands are very feathery and fine almost hair like. each strand is individually attached to the wood. |
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it is about 8 inches in length, very fast growth rate (1 or 2 day old at time of picture). There are three of them in close proximity (1 1/2' circle) |
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redish pink little balls growing on a rotten board |
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Like most fruits, Cantaloupes are high in Vitamin C and Vitamin A. They are also a good source of potassium and vitamin B6.
It is a good idea to wash cantaloupe thoroughly before cutting into it, as the outside surface can contain Salmonella and other harmful bacteria.
The fruit is usually kep |
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