A few fungi shots, all with A7 & CV125. If you live near maples in North America you have probably seen leaves with black spots on them. That\'s a fungus, namely, \"tar spot fungus\". See #1 & 2.
#1 Rhytisma punctatum in context (leaf)
#2 Close up (~1:1), the \"quonset hut\" structure that houses the spores can be seen. The fungus will overwinter on the leaf in this form and when the warm spring rains come the following year it will release its spores in time to infect a new generation of budding leaves. And the beat goes on...
#3 The fruiting body of a more recognizable fungus, sometimes called \"Wooly Chanterelle\".
#4 This just might be the only mushroom in North America that can\'t be mistaken for anything else.
A few fungi shots, all with A7 & CV125. If you live near maples in North America you have proboably seen leaves with black spots on them. That\'s a fungus, namely, \"tar spot fungus\". See #1 & 2.
#1 Rhytisma punctatum in context (leaf)
#2 Close up (~1:1), the \"quonset hut\" structure that houses the spores can be seen. The fungus will overwinter on the leaf in this form and when the warm spring rains come the following year it will release its spores in time to infect a new generation of budding leaves. And the beat goes on...
#3 The fruiting body of a more recognizable fungus, sometimes called \"Wooly Chanterelle\".
#4 This just might be the only mushroom in North America that can\'t be mistaken for anything else.
A few fungi shots, all with A7 & CV125. If you live near maples in North America you have proboably seen leaves with black spots on them. That\'s a fungus, namely, \"tar spot fungus\". See #1 & 2.
#1 Rhytisma punctatum in context (leaf)
#2 Close up (~1:1), the \"quonset dome\" structure that houses the spores can be seen. The fungus will overwinter on the leaf in this form and when the warm spring rains come the following year it will release its spores in time to infect a new generation of budding leaves. and the beat goes on...
#3 The fruiting body of a more recognizable fungus, sometimes called \"Wooly Chanterelle\".
#4 This just might be the only mushroom in North America that can\'t be mistaken for anything else.
Nov 10, 2014 at 06:09 PM
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