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Scutellinias
Malcolm Greaves,
01-06-2017 01:55
I found a group of three fruit bodies within a couple of inches of each other on mud at the side of a woodland walk. Two were a little "moth eaten" but the spores confirmed quickly Scutellinia legaliae. I then tried to get a picture of the marginal hairs from the third specimen only to find it was S umbrorum.My question is it usual to find two species like this so close together?
Mal
Ralf Dahlheuser,
01-06-2017 17:57
Re : Scutellinias
Hello Malcolm,
It is not uncommon for two species to grow together, or one by one to exactly the same place.
It is not uncommon for two species to grow together, or one by one to exactly the same place.
Malcolm Greaves,
01-06-2017 22:02
Re : Scutellinias
Thanks Ralph. I suppose that means collecting/examining every fruit body I come across.
Mal
Mal
Ralf Dahlheuser,
02-06-2017 19:26
Re : Scutellinias
If there is only the smallest difference. And according to your gut feeling.
Malcolm Greaves,
04-06-2017 14:07
Re : Scutellinias
On my next trip out! At least these two were a metre apart.
S legaliae and S hetersphaera nom prov
Mal
S legaliae and S hetersphaera nom prov
Mal
