nature's glow-in-the-dark superstars | nat geo traveller india home destinations > nature's glow-in-the-dark superstars luminous fish, fungi and bugs. | photos by david liittschwager photo stories wildlife | posted on: march , share this on whatsapp more than four-fifths of earth's organisms are known...
apple trees, in the form of little yellowish blisters on the leaves. in fact, apple farmers whose orchards are attacked by this rust can be sure there are eastern red cedars nearby. for a much more detailed account of the gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae life cycle, follow the link to tom volk's fungi...
otidea leporina (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > cup fungi > otidea leporina otidea leporina [ ascomycetes > pezizales > pyronemataceae > otidea . . . ] by michael kuo "otidea leporina" is interpreted somewhat differently by mushroom authors, but most descriptions agree that it is a pale brownish...