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Favolaschia calocera, commonly known as the orange pore fungus, is a species of fungus in the family Mycenaceae.
Due to its form it is also known as orange pore conch or orange Ping-Pong bat.
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These little guys are about 5 mm tall. They came from Madagascar but are now spreading in the forest near our street.
Edit: A week later and almost all of these are gone. Winter will do that to you.
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Punta Paloma, Tarifa (Cádiz - Andalucía)
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Mali čamci na miru, nebo u brazdama putnika
Svitanje iz uvale Murvenica, pored Šila.
Mali čamci vezani u svojoj lučici zaklonjeni u miru, dok iznad njih nebo nosi brazde putnika.
Početak dana u kojem more i sunce šute isti jezik.
Boats at rest, sky traced by travelers
Dawn from Murvenica cove, near Šilo.
Small boats, resting safely in their little harbor, while the sky above carries furrows of travelers.
The beginning of a day where sea and sun speak the same silent language.
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Polypore - Wikipedia
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The name polypores is often used for a group that includes many of the hard or leathery fungi, which often lack a stipe, growing straight out of wood. "Polypore" is derived from the Greek words poly, meaning "much" or "many", and poros, meaning "pore".
Description · Ecology · Delimitation (morphology)
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...is an accidentally introduced species to New Zealand (Favolaschia calocera) believed to be originally from Madagascar.
This diminutive bolete has an acidic, almost lemony flavor that seems to match the bright yellow pore color. The droplets here aren't from rain, or even dew. Instead, they are from guttation: liquid expelled during the process of metabolizing nutrients. Aureoboletus auriporus, like most boletes, is mycorrhizal, depending on a mutually beneficial process of nutrient exchange with oaks.
The underside of a bracket fungus (probably Ganoderma applanatum) on a beech tree in Epping Forest, showing the pores from which the spores are released. The fungus causes a rot in the heartwood of the tree - this is just the fruiting body.
A close look from a different angle. How cool are these ridges on the side of the cup & the pores on the stem?
Common Ink Cap Mushroom (Coprinopsis atramentaria)
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Lepista sublilacina. Tentative I.D. Could be the rare but similar Lepista endota. Most caps in this group 2.5-3 cm.
Rice's Gully, Cairns.
Got inspired by this video from Nadav Bagim(www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VAtE57s6cI). Thanks a lot for viewing and liking!!
These are out in force at the moment. We saw heaps on our walk the other day.
Explored, thank you :)
Porer lighthouse was built in 1833 on the island of the same name, southwest of Istria's southernmost cape. The island is 2.5 km from the mainland and the place of Premantura. Island is so small that it takes just over a minute to walk around it, nevertheless, the walk is magnificent due to sunsets on Porer that are considered to be the most beautiful on the Adriatic
Brown Birch Bolete these three were together exactly as photographed I love the way the oldest is at the back where the pores look like quills then they get newer as you come forward, just couldn't resist these. Neither could the slugs by the look of them.
The Beefsteak fungus is unique in bracket fungi in that rather than forming pores as such, it forms separate tubes. Each tube is a fraction of a millimetre across.
One of the most interesting groups of plants in the world, the famous Rafflesia'a are holoparasitic towards a genus of vines in the south-east Asian rainforests. They have no leaves, stems or roots, with the ginormous flower sprouting above the surface the only visible part of the plant outside of the vine host. This flower can reach a metre in diameter and only lasts a matter of days!
The flower gives off a foul odour which gives it the name 'Corpse Flower', but the purpose is to attract flies to collect pollen for transport, which can be seen in the closer image.
Rafflesia keithii is named after Harry Keith, a British plant collector who helped conserve large tracts of rainforest in Sabah. These flowers can be seen for a very short amount of time by very lucky people like ourselves in the Poring Hot Springs region along the slopes of Mount Kinabalu.