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Dark brown, almost black fungus. I am not ...
Possibly Exidia glandulosa? More information at: ...
Some kind fungus growing on dead oak tree.
I don't exactly know how to distinguish Exidia glandulosa or E. nigricans ...
More information at: http://cretenature.blogspot.gr/2015/03/
More information at: http://cretenature.blogspot.gr/2015/03/
specimens. (Might be Tree Ear or Witches' ...
I've never seen one on a live tree limb before. They usually are decomposing ...
I found this growing on an upright dead tree in the forest. The texture was ...
as every time I've found it; growing on oak
More information at: http://cretenature.blogspot.gr/2015/03/
More information at:
http://cretenature.blogspot.gr/2015/03/
More information at: http://cretenature.blogspot.gr/2015/03/
More information at:
http://cretenature.blogspot.gr/2015/03/
Exidia glandulosa is a wood-rotting species, typically found on dead attached ...
Exidia glandulosa is a wood-rotting species, typically found on dead attached ...
Clusters of dark brown and black fruiting ...
growing on a potentially dead branch on a living oak tree. texture like soft ...
. possibly by the shape of the gaster). More information at: ...
. Synonyms: Common name(s): Black ...
Shiny black when wet, turning olive brown ...
Shiny black when wet, turning olive brown ...
black, up to 20 cm (8 in) across, and ...
Exidia glandulosa forms dark sepia to blackish, rubbery-gelatinous fruit bodies ...
Fruit bodies are gelatinous, pale to dark brown, sometimes purple-brown to ...
Fruit bodies are gelatinous, pale to dark brown, sometimes purple-brown to ...
Exidia nigricans forms dark sepia to blackish, rubbery-gelatinous fruit bodies ...
according to Dillenius, this species earned its common name "
