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...so looking for something sunny. From earlier this month. This Iris is 'Wabash' and came from my grandmother's garden- as did all my Iris. It's very prolific and I have been able to share many pieces with friends.
The Ringless Honey Mushroom is distinguished by the golden-yellow to brown color with small dark brown hairs. The A. tabescens is common In NC and other Southeastern States. As a Saprophytism this mushroom breaks down and decomposes wood. Here this cluster was found on mulch(decomposing wood). As a decomposer the mushroom breaks down the lignin in wood by producing an enzyme in the house and release nutrients to the soil.