tiny beech leaf fungus and friends

[diggleken]

grateful for any help with this tiny on beech leaf.
and is this pale stagshorn, growing on fallen pine?

and this on cow dung, the smaller ones clearly have long hairs on the rim, so Cheilymenia stercoria?

and a couple of slimes for fun, I like the fried egg of fuligo septica.

cheers
Ken

[Lancashire Lad]

Hi Ken,

Haven't a clue on the first one (How did you manage to spot that one in the first place ).

I'd be tempted to go for something like Ceratiomyxa fructiculosa for the second, rather than Pale Stagshorn - C.pallidospathulata.

I'll leave the third one to those who know what they're talking about.

Regards,
Mike.

[flaxton]

The first one is a Typhula.

Mal

[Chris Yeates]

Originally Posted by flaxton

The first one is a Typhula.

Mal

it is indeed - possibly Typhula setipes - but it's a microscope job I'm afraid

as is the putative Cheilymenia - I'm assuming that there are marginal hairs there, not anchoring hyphae


best

C

[diggleken]

Thanks a lot guys, thats grand.
They are hairs Chris, not hyphae, even so, only genus is a fair bet..........but thats OK for now with me.
Interesting point Mike, i'll do a bit more thinking on that, it wasnt like C fructiculosa when I've seen it before, but maybe some variation would explain it, and even a better pic to be clearer ...............now to the new camera thread, ta!
Cheers
Ken