Mushrooms of the genus agaricus

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stereum gausapatum (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > crust fungi > stereum gausapatum stereum gausapatum [ basidiomycota > russulales > stereaceae > stereum . . . ] by michael kuo for those who think "stereum" (off-) rhymes with "tedium" for a reason, stereum gausapatum may be the exception. yes, it

looks rather like a polypore from above but has a smooth and boring undersurface . . . and yes, it is virtually indistinguishable from stereum hirsutum --until you scratch its undersurface with your fingernail, whereupon it "bleeds" a dark red latex and thrills young and old alike. well, maybe not. but the...

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geastrum rufescens (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > puffballs > geastrum rufescens geastrum rufescens [ basidiomycota > geastrales > geastraceae > geastrum . . . ] by michael kuo here is a fairly easily identified "earth star," found across north america in a variety of woodland habitats, usually

during colder weather. it is fairly large for an earth star, measuring up to about cm across when the arms are spread open. the arms are pinkish to pink, and rather thick-fleshed. the "mouth" of the spore case is indistinct (not grooved, puckered, surrounded by a depression, etc.). and, finally, the...

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mister anchovy's: my knee skip to main | skip to sidebar monday, september , my knee as i expected, the ultrasound and x-rays they did on my knee didn't tell us what we need to know, namely, what's going on in there and why is it causing me grief. the doc requisitioned an mri, and i'll have to wait for

that, maybe weeks. posted by mister anchovy at : p.m. labels: medical comments: brassawe said... yes, as you expected. . .but it would have been so nice if the source of the problem had shown up in these initial looks. hang in there. : p.m. candy minx said... ouch....

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stereum ostrea (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > crust fungi > stereum ostrea stereum ostrea [ basidiomycetes > russulales > stereaceae > stereum . . . ] by michael kuo stereum ostrea is often called the "false turkey tail," since it mimics trametes versicolor . like the "true" turkey tail, stereum

ostrea has a colorful, somewhat fuzzy cap that displays zones of brown, red, orange, buff, and green colors. while it might be said that stereum ostrea is more red, more of the time, the tell-tale difference between true and false turkey tails is found underneath the cap: stereum ostrea lacks a pore...

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bachelor's buttons also go by the common name of bluet or ragged sailor. bachelor's buttons were a common part of cottage gardens because of their bright blue flowers, the ease of reseeding, and the long-lasting color in dried indoor flower arrangements. cultivation information and how to grow centaurea

botanical and common name – bachelor's buttons go by many common names but have the scientific name centaurea cyanus. plant category – bachelor's buttons are annual plants. bloom time and color – bachelor's buttons are known for their brilliant blue flowers, and the exact shade is hard to capture in...

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from the app store, run it, tap on the menu button at the bottom right corner of the screen, tap on "add-ons," and tap on the price button next to the item or bundle that you want to purchase. l , blue phantom pleco bla fantom-sugemalle : etymology: greek, hemi = the half. for the best experience on

, inverts, malawi and tanganyikan cichlids, discus, koi, tanks and equipment. l /l ). the same could be true for all fish species, not just pleco. south america; green phantom pleco's are found in the waterways of venezuela. the true identity of this fish is shrouded in confusion. deze week zet ik een...

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this might seem odd, but yes, you can find a dog chew made of bamboo fibers . like other tough dental chews, these products are made to withstand the daggers of your pet. and since it's made of bamboo, it's organic and a sustainable reward for your fido. although entirely new in the market, bamboo chews

for canines are already gaining traction among pet owners. one of the rising brands nowadays is bambones. too long, can't read?...

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pedestal, helvella sulcata is usually found fruiting around well decayed hardwood stumps. its color ranges from nearly black to nearly white, but its overall shape and proportions remain stable. although some mycologists (e.g. dissing, ; abbot & currah, ) have argued that helvella sulcata is merely a form of

the better known species helvella lacunosa , i will eat my hat if contemporary study discovers they're right about this. helvella sulcata is clearly morphologically distinct (seriously; just look at the pictures), and one does not encounter "intermediate" forms, looking kind of like helvella lacunosa...

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