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Brown Cup

Peziza repanda

Photo by jbergie13
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Field Notes

Description:

Sac fungi commonly known as Brown Cup, it was discovered on rotting wood during a nature walk in the Boreal forest.

Habitat:

Boreal forest. Picture was taken on a nature walk at the Bird Conservatory at Lesser Slave Lake, in the Provincial Park. Situated on top of rotting wood, the forest was a pre-climax mix of dying deciduous with a move towards fir species. A wet season there were a number of little brown mushrooms and parasitic mushrooms in the area.

Notes:

Photos by J Bergie and K. Van Katwyck.
Literature cited:
Schalkwijk-Barendsen, H. 1991. Mushrooms of Western Canada. Lone Pine Publishing. Edmonton.

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