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Black Fungus on Dead Oak Branch

Annulohypoxylon sp

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Description:

Not sure if this is Annulohypoxylon sp. Any help with an ID would be great.

Habitat:

Dead oak tree branch along Crystal Springs Trail in Huddart County Park, Woodside, CA.

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misako
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misako

Woodside, California, United States

Spotted on Jan 6, 2013
Submitted on Jan 8, 2013

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