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23-10-2009, 07:27 PM
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| | | Thelephora? Can anyone tell me if this is Thelephora penicillata or something completely different?
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Mal | 
23-10-2009, 07:43 PM
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| | | Re: Thelephora? Quote:
Originally Posted by flaxton Can anyone tell me if this is Thelephora penicillata or something completely different?
Thanks
Mal | hi Mal
I don't think that (whatever it is) it is anywhere near mature enough to name; Thelephora spores are distinctive - coloured and strongly ornamented so you could try for a spore-print . . . .
these feathery mycelial growths are quite common - but I have to be honest, I've never followed them through to fruit-body formation
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Chris
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