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02-03-2015 02:06

Martinez Mariana

Hi.. i found this fungi in the soil, where it is

05-03-2015 17:23

Björn Wergen Björn Wergen

Hi there,Does anyone habe this here:New insights i

05-03-2015 13:07

Chris Johnson

BonjourFound on pony dung.Perithecia 600µm tall x

04-03-2015 12:34

Gernot Friebes

Hi,I have recently collected this species on a co

05-03-2015 00:40

Luc Bailly Luc Bailly

Bonsoir à tous,De la part de Bernard Clesse, via

04-03-2015 21:28

Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová) Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová)

Hello,these fungi grew in a large group in a prima

05-03-2015 00:08

Luc Bailly Luc Bailly

Bonjour à tous,Quelqu'un aurait-il ceci:Vegh, I.;

04-03-2015 19:07

Joaquin Martin

HiI am looking for the monograph of Karschia, spec

04-03-2015 11:26

Jenny Seawright Jenny Seawright

Hello all, Sorry for poor images but I found this

03-03-2015 17:21

Jenny Seawright Jenny Seawright

Hello all, Would I be right in thinking that the i

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WHAT COULD BE?
Martinez Mariana, 02-03-2015 02:06
Hi.. i found this fungi in the soil, where it is grown corn, i dont have idea what can be, if anyone know i will be gratefull..:)
Thanks :)
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Joey JTan, 02-03-2015 02:39
Re : WHAT COULD BE?
Could this be old overwintered Ustilago maydis?  Maybe those are the roughened teliospores?
Martin Bemmann, 04-03-2015 21:54
Martin Bemmann
Re : WHAT COULD BE?
Dear Mariana,

did you take a decayed puffball into consideration?

Regards
Martin
Mario Filippa, 05-03-2015 18:55
Re : WHAT COULD BE?
I thik Martin is right... Maybe a Scleroderma, or somewhat else with a thinner peridium.
How are the spores?