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Bristly Tropical Cup

Cookeina tricholoma

Photo by RudraDey
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Field Notes

Habitat:

This was spotted in the tropical rainforests of the Western Ghats in India at the peak of the monsoon. It was growing on a dead tree trunk which was also a host to a number of ferns.

Notes:

Agumbe is the second wettest place in India, experiencing an average annual rainfall of around 7000mm.

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Comments (4)

Thank you for the notes Rudradey. The notes should go under "habitat" which is part of the spotting. I hope you don't mind me editing your spotting.
Sorry for the late reply, this was spotted in the tropical rainforests of the Western Ghats in India at the peak of the monsoon. It was growing on a dead tree trunk which was also a host to a number of ferns. Agumbe is the second wettest place in India, experiencing an average annual rainfall of around 7000mm.
A fantastic spotting Rudradey. Could you please tell us a little more - where this was spotted (habitat) and maybe the tree (live or dead) if you know. This species is said to grow on dead or dying wood. Looks like a very wet place.
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PublishedAugust 16, 2021

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