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02-01-2009, 06:12 PM
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| | | Tiny red clusters of fungus on branch. I found these growing on a fallen branch, the most colourful thing I've seen today. I would love to know what they are.
Hopefully it is one that can be identified, it's such an attracive little thing. | 
02-01-2009, 06:46 PM
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| | | Re: Tiny red clusters of fungus on branch. Quote:
Originally Posted by Yashca I found these growing on a fallen branch, the most colourful thing I've seen today. I would love to know what they are.
Hopefully it is one that can be identified, it's such an attracive little thing. | These are Nectria fungi and possibly Nectria punicea which is quite common at this time of year.
Unfortunately microscopic examination would be required for a positive ID
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