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Es Aleuria aurantia. Este hongo puede confundirse con la SARCOSCYPHA COCCINEA (ésta no sale sobre la tierra, sino que saprofita troncos). Se encuantra en caminos y bosques abiertos, sobre todo pinares. Abunda en zonas húmedas, donde haya estiércol de ganado
http://www.fichasmicologicas.com/?micos=...
During it life cycle, this mushrooms "the destroying angel presents 11 steps:
Step 1 shows the complete development of the fruiting body. More importantly the complete development of the gills which contain the reproductive spores.
Step 2,3,4 shows the site of spore production within the fungus, starting from the largest structure (gills), to the smallest structure (basidiospores)
Steps 5,6 show the growth of a new mycelium and fungus from the parent spores that were released into the environment.
Steps 7,8,9 show how the fungus becomes more organized into larger mycelium from the original mycelium and parent spores. Notice how the clamp connections in step 8 allow for a dikaryon stage to exist.
Steps 10, 11 show how these secondary mycelium eventually give rise to the fruiting bodies known as mushrooms. The cycle then continues.
https://bioweb.uwlax.edu/bio203/s2013/bi...
Se encuentra en uelo húmedo en bosque de pino
Yes ForestDragon. It is an awesome stinkhorn.
Se encuentra generalemente en suelos húmedos con alto contenido de materia orgánica.
http://zamo-oti-02.zamorano.edu/tesis_in...
La imagen no es perfecta, pero coincide al género Hydnum. Viendo la fotograía similar en la guía ilustrada de MACROHONGOS DE UYUCA.
Presentada en 2005, por las tesistas Sara Andrea Morán Durán y María Teresa Sarmiento Sánchez en la Escuela Agrícola Panamericana.
http://zamo-oti-02.zamorano.edu/tesis_in...
Estoy de acuerdo con la sugestión de Alexis Sánchez. Parece mucho más a una variedad de Cantharellus.
http://www.rogersmushrooms.com/gallery/C...
If you plan to collect Flammulina velutipes for eating, there are some precautions you must take. Most importantly you must make a spore print-- and for Flammulina it should be white. The mushrooms should also have no annulus (ring) on the stalk. If the spore print is brown and there is a ring, you have likely picked a deadly Galerina autumnalis.
http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/...
It looks like this one spotted in Project Noah!
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/549...
Desde ángulo, puede ser una variedad de Amanita.
