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porcelain fungus

oudemansiella mucida

Photo by AlexKonig
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Field Notes

Notes:

i do not really recognize this one well. as you can see, at least the bigger one should be matured and have released his spores. while there is no discoloration (from sporepowder), i will suspect the spores where white, because the cap is wrinkled and seems dry- i suspect it has dehydrated; the base of the stem also looked like it is hardend. THEN- i found no other white;whitespored;wet/slimy cap; tree growing mushroom than the "oudemansiella mucida". and 5 meter further where standing some definitly real "mucidas" Therefore i suspect: this is an a little bit misformed/mutated "Porcelain Fungus"

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so done had to restart the explorer or better said : had to resign in p.n
again 4 from 5 pictures came trough. frank wait a little i will upload the fifth one

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