3 More Fungi for ID Please

[Lancashire Lad]

These also found today - Predominantly Beech woodland.
Any help with ID's welcome.

Fungi 04
Miniscule - largest caps about 3mm wide.


Fungi 05
Ascocoryne sp. ? (possibly cylichnium)


Fungi 06
Absolutely no idea - very soft jelly like - turns into creamy mush at slightest touch. found at base of a beech tree with several large white brackets growing high above.


Regards
Mike.

[flaxton]

Mike
I think your first one might be Cudoniella acicularis

Mal

[RobSutton]

The last one looks like one of the slime moulds? Enteridium lycoperdon maybe

[CapAndBracket]

Try Ascocoryne.sp for number 2.

Cheers J.P.

[Lancashire Lad]

Originally Posted by CapAndBracket

Try Ascocoryne.sp for number 2.

Cheers J.P.

I already did JP when I originally posted (Or am I missing something)

Regards
Mike.

[CapAndBracket]

woops, yes you did, i just saw the thread title, looked at photos and then
replied, (ho hum really should read the origonal post

Cheers J.P.

[Lancashire Lad]

Originally Posted by RobSutton

The last one looks like one of the slime moulds? Enteridium lycoperdon maybe

Hi Rob, I looked at Enteridium lycoperdon in Jordan, but the description says rubbery and prevalent in spring (but can be found all year).

Never seen any of this throughout the year at same location before today, and it wasn't rubbery at all -very very soft (more like rice pudding than rubber ).

Regards
Mike.

[Lancashire Lad]

Originally Posted by flaxton

Mike
I think your first one might be Cudoniella acicularis

Mal

Hi flaxton,

Thanks yes, the details in Jordan for Cudoniella acicularis look very similar to my pic.

Regards
Mike.

[NickCantle]

I've seen that last mould somewhere before- It's got a texture similiar to that of Fuligo septica.

[KeenTeen17]

couldn't the ascocoryne sp. be a really weirdly shaped Jew's ear. I have seen it in all shapes and sizes. some similar to this