Common Split Gill Mushroom - Schizophyllum commune
by Carol Senske
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Common Split Gill Mushroom - Schizophyllum commune
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Carol Senske
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These are small fungi but, as you can see, both intricate and pretty. These are "fruiting bodies" only - kind of like the flowers of a plant - with the rest of the fungus inside the tree/branch it grows on.
I'm pretty confident with this ID, but there is always room for doubt:>)
The picture was taken April 5,2016, in Green Lane, Pennsylvania, USA, with a Canon T4i and a Tamron macro lens (90mm).
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April 5th, 2016
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Mother Nature
I am so very pleased to be chosen for a feature in the All Natural Beauty of This World group - it's an honor!
Nancy Kane Chapman
How very dressy and furry. These remind me of some of the beautiful grasses...with a touch of octopus added too! What fun! F/L++
Carol Senske replied:
They are kind of octopus-ish aren't they - LOL. They are pretty small and most folks wouldn't even notice them:>) Thanks for your delightful comment, Nancy!
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