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RM2M13T6G–Two fine mushroom caps (pearly webcap, best guess) in a Quebec forest in the late day sun, growing out from under a log.
RM2CWDGR9–White spindle or coral fungus (Clavaria fumosa?) growing through the pine needle strewn forest floor in Val-des-Monts, Quebec, Canada.
RM2DA1918–White shelf / bracket fungus on a fallen birch log, seemingly spreading and blistering over the whole surface. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2E1JW3H–Old and brown cap fungus (bolete) just peeking up through the snow. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2E1JW0C–Copious bracket fungus climbing up the side of a tree, in midwinter in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2AWJW3B–Introduction to the study of fungi : their organography, classification, and distribution for the use of collectors . de into themycelial strands which spread through the soil, and on theother passes into the second layer; a thick, stout, brownmembrane entirely covering the compound sporophore. Thisis followed towards the inside by a white layer, which ismore largely developed at the base of the compound sporo-phore than elsewhere, and is immediately continuous at that spot with the inner peridiumand the gleba. Both of theselast-mentioned layers are formedof stout, closely-woven hyphaerunning
RM2E1JW4P–Copious bracket fungus on the side of a tree, in midwinter and covered in snow. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2CWDGRJ–Underside of some large bracket fungus growing high up a tree in a park in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2CBRP73–Mature agaricus (Agaricus bitorquis?) mushroom with dark, attached gills and tan/ brown cap. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2CBRP98–Mature agaricus (Agaricus bitorquis?) mushroom with dark, attached gills and tan/ brown cap. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2AJ4K5E–Fungous diseases of plants . color, the center of the cap when younger being often covered withpapilliform, brown, or sooty scales. The lamellae are white or slightlydiscolored, distinct one from another, and somewhat decurrent uponthe stem. In taste this plant is distinctly acrid, sometimes very-harsh. It is, however, considered to be edible by those who havedeveloped a taste for a variety of mushroom flavors. 476 FUNGOUS DISEASES OF PLANTS With reference to the development of the sporophore, the earlystudies of Hartig would indicate that it begins as an ovoidal orspheroidal body, made up of
RM2D10WXJ–Classic looking white cap mushrooms of varying ages clustered on a mossy log in an Autumn forest in Wakefield, Quebec, Canada.
RMAMGGHG–champignon STINKHORN PHALLUS IMPUDICUS phalle impudique non comestible HEAD WITH SPORE SLIME ODOR FETID ATTRACTS INSECTS WHICH D
RF2RH3N22–Bright red transparent glowing drupe berries on a summer day against the background of a green forest. Beautiful forest landscape with red berries. St
RMPFK7XN–. The cytoplasm of the plant cell. Plant cells and tissues; Protoplasm. Guilliermond - Atkinson 62 — Cytoplasm particular that of Agaricus campestris (Beauverie, Guilliermond, Sarazin) and in Coprinus fimetarius (Miss DUCHAUSSOY). All the hyphae which compose the plectenchyma of the foot and of the cap of the sporophore have a chondriome almost exclusively made up of long chondrioconts. In young basidia, before and after nu- clear fusion, there is also found a large number of chondrioconts lying parallel to the long axis of the basidium. As in the case of the asci, the chondrioconts frequently
RMRYGPN3–The dry-rot of incense cedar dryrotofincensec00boyc Year: 1920 An Old Shot-Hole Cup. The Original Sporophore Issued from the Knot Hole at the Top. Photographed by Meinecke.
![Conference of the Woods Department; [proceedings] . ined to branchstubs but occur at other wounds. Their upper surface is smooth andmarked with concentric rings. The older sporophores are uniformly grayand have a somewhat powdered appearance. The under surface is red-brown and shows numerous regular small round pores. For some distanceabove and below the seat of the sporophore, a furrow runs on the treetrunk, marking a tract where the mycelium has penetrated to the sap andkilled it, so that growth in thickness ceases. The decay induced by the fungus starts in the outer sap wood,immediately und Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AX9HEW/conference-of-the-woods-department-proceedings-ined-to-branchstubs-but-occur-at-other-wounds-their-upper-surface-is-smooth-andmarked-with-concentric-rings-the-older-sporophores-are-uniformly-grayand-have-a-somewhat-powdered-appearance-the-under-surface-is-red-brown-and-shows-numerous-regular-small-round-pores-for-some-distanceabove-and-below-the-seat-of-the-sporophore-a-furrow-runs-on-the-treetrunk-marking-a-tract-where-the-mycelium-has-penetrated-to-the-sap-andkilled-it-so-that-growth-in-thickness-ceases-the-decay-induced-by-the-fungus-starts-in-the-outer-sap-woodimmediately-und-2AX9HEW.jpg "Conference of the Woods Department; [proceedings] . ined to branchstubs but occur at other wounds. Their upper surface is smooth andmarked with concentric rings. The older sporophores are uniformly grayand have a somewhat powdered appearance. The under surface is red-brown and shows numerous regular small round pores. For some distanceabove and below the seat of the sporophore, a furrow runs on the treetrunk, marking a tract where the mycelium has penetrated to the sap andkilled it, so that growth in thickness ceases. The decay induced by the fungus starts in the outer sap wood,immediately und Stock Photo")
RM2AX9HEW–Conference of the Woods Department; [proceedings] . ined to branchstubs but occur at other wounds. Their upper surface is smooth andmarked with concentric rings. The older sporophores are uniformly grayand have a somewhat powdered appearance. The under surface is red-brown and shows numerous regular small round pores. For some distanceabove and below the seat of the sporophore, a furrow runs on the treetrunk, marking a tract where the mycelium has penetrated to the sap andkilled it, so that growth in thickness ceases. The decay induced by the fungus starts in the outer sap wood,immediately und
RM2D10WX9–Classic looking white cap mushrooms tightly clustered on a mossy log in an Autumn forest in Wakefield, Quebec, Canada.
RMAMGM1G–champignon STINKHORN satire puant PHALLUS IMPUDICUS HEAD WITH SPORE SLIME ODOR FETID ATTRACTS INSECTS WHICH DISPERSE SPORES non
RMWWBAY9–Mushrooms proliferating during a warm, wet, late Summer, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Shaggy Mane (Coprinus comatus) in wood chip.
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