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waxcap



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On Pony Dung in the New Forest. There's not much around at the moment so I thought I'd try and find some Poronia
· Date: Sun February 5, 2012 · Views: 545
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pressld2

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Sun February 5, 2012 4:08pm

Beautiful! And this is another one that's high up on my "must see" list.

Dave P.

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waxcap

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Sun February 5, 2012 4:37pm

Thanks Dave.



The Hampshire and IOW Wildlife Trust have published "A Monitoring Survey for the Nail Fungus, Poronia punctata,

in the New Forest". I found it a very useful aid to locating it.



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Ditiola

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Sun February 5, 2012 6:19pm

Very nice photo's. I found it for the first time last autumn in Anglesy. I did not realise it was a Pyrenomycete until I cut one in half and saw the perithecia, I has asumed that it was a Discomycete.



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widgeon0

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Mon February 6, 2012 12:52pm

Nice find well photographed.

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Fri February 10, 2012 4:15am

You like my nuthatch - well I like (read lust!) after this species - like DaveP its high on my list of must sees!

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Fri February 10, 2012 7:17am

Thanks all.



I've just seen Ditiola's images of this including the one that was cut in half to show the perithecia.



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