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Geselliger Glöckchennabeling, Xeromphalina campanella. 14.05.2022
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lindagoesmushrooming · 5 months
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Armillaria mellea
Marasmiellus ramealis
Xeromphalina campanella
Hypholoma fasciculare
Coprinus disseminatus
Mycena sp.
Flammulina Velutipes
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vandaliatraveler · 8 months
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The one thing that excites me more than a pop-up summer thunderstorm is a walk in a damp, dripping, glowing-green forest after the storm has passed. The forest's living essence is made all the more real and immediate by the intoxicating perfume of decaying things, creatures flitting like ghosts through the leaves and underbrush, and clinging raindrops unleashed from the treetops by an evanescent breeze. Photos above are from a hike this morning on Glade Run Trail in Coopers Rock State Forest.
From top: common boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum), which is closely related to Joe Pye weed, and sneezeweed (Helenium autumnale); the deep purple-red berries of common elderberry (Sambucus canadensis); hollow Joe Pye weed (Eupatorium fistulosum), which can attain a height of 7 to 8 feet; eastern tiger swallowtail (Papilio glaucus), whose tattered wings show the wear and tear of summer errands; a colony of gregarious fungi, perhaps cross-veined troop mushroom (Xeromphalina kauffmanii), which grow in huge numbers on decaying hardwoods; a red-capped bolete, perhaps Leccinum longicurvipes, which is symbiont with oak trees; an eastern newt (Notophthalmus viridescens); white wood aster (Eurybia divaricata); bigleaf aster (Eurybia macrophylla); cowbane (Oxypolis rigidior), also known as common water dropwort; bluestem goldenrod (Solidago caesia), a woodland goldenrod with flowerheads in the leaf axils; and Appalachian oak-leach (Aureolaria laevigata), also known as smooth false foxglove, which is semi-parasitic on oak tree roots.
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weirdcyster · 1 year
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xeromphalina kauffmanii
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coloursofaparadox · 6 months
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im just gonna quietly do a lil dance because after getting a good chunk of the way into my mushroom book and going back to look at identifying photos i took i am almost completely confident that i identified one!!! and jesus fucking christ. wow. mushrooms are hard.
anyways here it is
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I am almost completely sure that it is a.......drumroll. xeromphalina campanella!!! decurrent gills, striate when wet (which it was), slightly depressed cap in the center when mature and bell shaped when young (i have another pic of a baby one). no annulus. the stems and colour kept throwing me off and i thought it mightve been a mycena because of the cross veining (im new to this and just learning all the categories sh) but stems of this one are exactly right! yellow near the top and dark reddish brown at the base. growing on dead logs, in north america, in cold/temperate weather in the late summer/early fall, which is when i took these. it wouldve been cool to confirm with a spore print but. yknow. this was weeks ago. rip.
if i did a spore print i could confirm it was X. campanella and not the lookalike of X. kauffmani which is nearly the same except it has a 'slightly elliptical spore print', and grows on hardwood instead of conifer. unfortunately i dont know shit about trees so uh. shrug.
anyways. no read more for this because i am riding an insanely strong high of succesfully finding the tiny fucking niche this random mushroom fits into and i need to share it with the world
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oaresearchpaper · 6 months
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tom-at-the-farm · 3 years
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The first and the last picture are probably Xeromphalina campanella, and I took an almost identical picture of the same log last year. Love when fungus is predictable down to the tree. It’s like the log is yearly blooming this mushroom (until they finally break it down)
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aetheric-aesthetic · 4 years
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Stones and Spores
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terranlifeform · 3 years
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Fuzzy-foot (Xeromphalina campanella) at Portola Redwoods State Park in California, U.S.
Ron Wolf
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typhlonectes · 2 years
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I believe that these are Pinewood gingertail, Xeromphalina campanella, growing on a rotting log along the big oak loop at the Montgomery county preserve in Spring, Texas, Montgomery County, 12/27/21
photograph by Paxon Kale CC
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lost-fool-wandering · 3 years
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kalichovka zvonečková / Xeromphalina campanella / golden trumpet mushroom
- L.F.
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thisadventurouslife · 3 years
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7/6/2020
Xeromphalina campanella, or golden trumpet
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yoichi-55 · 3 years
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きのこ図鑑
No.206 ヒメカバイロタケ
Xeromphalina campanella
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These little tinies might be Xeromphalina sp. They are feeding on the mixed conifer and hardwood debris on the forest floor. Sunrise Park Suffield CT 10/28/2020
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brett-outdoors · 5 years
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Xeromphalina campanella, radiant inside of a rotting tree.
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