More Mycological Links:
Phellinus tremulae in the winter, a great time for polypore-focused hikes. Photo by Tavis Lynch.
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What are these? Where to start? Look at fungi with dark gills from dark spores, keep studying from there... and/or come to a WMS foray and ask the foray leader :)
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Morels!
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Lichens!
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Hexagonal polypores!
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Fungi photography with Melissa Perry Klotka and Tavis Lynch, and an Amanita emerging from its "egg"
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Artist's Conk aka Ganoderma applanatum (bracket on the tree) and dead man's fingers, a Xylaria species, in the foreground. Photo by Leah Rogers.
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Beautiful black trumpets of Bayfield WI, photo by Arne Martinson
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Corn Smut aka huitlacoche (a delicacy!), a giant puffball (Calvatia gigantica) in a cow field, and American matsutake (Tricholoma magnivelare) - photo compilation by Rose Tursi
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A Wisconsin First - Rare species, Neofavolus suavissimus - collected from our Hiles WI Foray. It has a very pleasant pistachio odor!
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Small piece of the magical fungi forest mural created by Kristen Schueffner for a "Mums, Moss, and Mushrooms" show at the Mitchell Park Domes, a collaboration with WMS
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Fungi display surrounding an artist's conk etched with "Ganoderma", photo by Andrew Khitsun
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Morel spiral and photo by Liza Wallner ꩜
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