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Wood Ear Fungus

Auricularia-auricula judae

Photo by Mel11
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Field Notes

Description:

Wood Ear is a tan-brown fungus, and looks and feels very much like a human ear.
Its "cup" hangs down towards the ground. In dry weather, it shrivels up to a tiny amount of its hydrated size and looks almost black. It rehydrates after rain or soaking in liquid
Spore colour: White

Habitat:

Riverside walk

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PublishedMarch 18, 2024

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