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Clavulinopsis sp.
Clavulinopsis sp.? According to The Collins Guide to Mushrooms and fungi by Paul Sterry you need a microscope to distinguish, with certainty, between C. luteoalba http://data.nbn.org.uk/interactive/map.j..., C. helvola http://data.nbn.org.uk/interactive/map.j... and C. laeticolor http://data.nbn.org.uk/interactive/map.j... Clavulinopsis fusiformis is also similar but usually grows in tufts rather than singularly. judging by NBN gateway distributions, C. helvola is the most common so I'll go with that for now!
fa5, i have a sample
Spotted on Oct 23, 2014
Submitted on Oct 23, 2014
7 Comments
thanks ChunXingWong, Antonio and Cindy. I will change the name as suggested
Beautiful and interesting spotting! Since you're not sure about the species, please edit the scientific name to Clavulinopsis sp. rather than assigning a species name with a question mark. Thank you :)
Wow Lipase,another great find,congrats anbd thanks for sharing
Amazing spotting!
I thought they were worms at first.
thanks Jae and Mark, I like how bright they are!
They look amazing
Great find, Lipase.