Favoritos de lappelbaum
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
fountainfungiDescrição
Specimens collected for microscopic analysis @pucak @lappelbaum
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
fountainfungiDescrição
Observed on multiple, older R. canescens specimens growing on a slope next to gulleys on either side going into our pond. Some specimens were up to 15-20 feet tall. Some galls larger as they progressed into a white frosty texture. Seems to make a flat surface sometimes folding. Found on different specimens 50 feet from each other. Older forest some white oaks and other trees pushing 100 years old. Lots of sycamores, persimmons and tulip poplars nearby. Galls forming on both flower and leaves, with multiple galls forming on one leaf site.
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
eric_showsDescrição
Found on several leaves of Rhododendron sp (likely R. canescens). Maybe E. rhododendri or E. vaccinii (based on visual comparisons) but I’m REALLY unsure.
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
tgregory74Descrição
Very common on this species of Azalea. Almost every individual encountered at this site had some amount of galls.
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
nativmsDescrição
On wild azalea (likely rhododendron canecsens).
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
dwabramsDescrição
Growing on native azalea. Squirrels were feeding enthusiastically on them.
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
frogjimmyDescrição
Attached to a Wild Azalea, what is it?
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
tavennerDescrição
growing on the leaf tips of swamp azalea
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Género ExobasidiumObservador
lauramorganclarkDescrição
See the Leaf Gall section of this article: http://extension.uga.edu/publications/detail.cfm?number=B670
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ahalbrooDescrição
Interesting growth on a plant. Normal growth, fungal, bacterial? I'm not sure.
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Vida (Vida)Observador
cfaDescrição
This image is crop of image associated with moss observation.
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Sminthurus viridisObservador
sararuthDescrição
just chillin in the saxicolous lichens 😉
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Género CladoniaObservador
sararuthLugar
Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters, Texas Chenier Plain Refuges Complex, 4017 Farm to Market Rd 563, Wallisville, TX 77597, USA (Google, OSM)Descrição
wow, 🤩 what a fantastic lichen
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Ordem SymphypleonaObservador
amberenergyDescrição
Extremely tiny 2mm - hopped away like a flea
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stevenw12339Descrição
Adults under a rock, associated with these nymphs:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/69781614
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Ludwigia decurrensObservador
janetwrightDescrição
Wet edge of golf course, mixed with Ludwigia octovalvis. Like octovalvis it has 4-petal yellow flowers with 8 stamens, lanceolate leaves, and elongated seed capsules, but the capsules are shorter than L octovalvis, and leaf petioles have decurrent wings down the stem.
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flowntheloopDescrição
Fungus on Vaccinium sp. on a forested trail.
From Page 44 of “Diseases of Trees and Shrubs - 2nd Edition” by Wayne A. Sinclair and Howard H. Lyon:
This inconsequential disease, which affects species of Gaylusaccia and Vaccinium, is caused by Ophiodothella vaccinii and characterized by distinctive colorful lesions...The pathogen occurs widely in southeastern USA and also in Illinois and California.
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guidingguidaDescrição
In frass at the bottom of the inside of a Poplar Petial Gall Aphid gall
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Família GraphidaceaeObservador
sararuthDescrição
Lichen are such unexpected and delightful artists!
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sararuthDescrição
Lovely Limpkin sighting today out in Montgomery County. Quite tame and I was able to take these photos with my macro lens. It was all I had with me … did the best I could with what I had. Observed this delightful bird hunting mussels - finds one, beats it on the shoreline and then carries it back to the water and gives it a swoosh around … then it ends up in a neat little pile. There were numerous neat, little piles … photos showing mussel type added shortly.
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Arthonia cinnabarinaObservador
sararuthDescrição
Ai is suggesting Bloody Comma. I don’t know. Many of these mixed in with various scriptas and other crustose lichens on Yaupon Holly and in deep shade woodland setting.
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Candelaria concolorObservador
sararuthDescrição
Extremely small specimen tucked away partially under another (removed for photo) foliose lichen species. Growing on Oak sp. (I think) Large branch is windfall - Many other species of lichens and even tiny mosses growing alongside it.
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Arthonia cinnabarinaObservador
sararuthDescrição
Submission is for upper “left” lichen not lower right script lichen. I will re-photograph and submit … as it was raining and specimen was wet. I think this may well be the correct id though.
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Cobra-Corredora (Coluber constrictor)Observador
isaact06Descrição
Butter milk and yellow belly racer intergrade.
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Vespas-de-Darwin (Família Ichneumonidae)Observador
pttrsnDescrição
Tiny wasp-like insect. Actively feeling around the leaf with its antennae. On American Hornbeam
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Guarda-Rios-Cintado (Megaceryle alcyon)Observador
neilandsharonDescrição
I've never seen or heard of a nearly all black kingfisher. Is it juvenile? A known variant? A different species?
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Ervilhaca-Peluda (Vicia villosa)Observador
truthseqrDescrição
This was an interesting one. It had both white and purple flowers on the same stem.
(Brush Trail)
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bitDescrição
RLC726 Photo 2 by Bitty Roy, the rest by Bryn Dentinger; used with permission. This fungus-killed wasp is biting the edge of a leaf and was basically at eye level on a leaf on the trail to the Los Cedros river, right after going out the gate from HQ.
