Sighting 3375107
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Identification history
| Tubifera sp. pink form | 9 Mar 2019 | Teresa | ||
| Tubulifera sp. | 16 Feb 2019 | Teresa | ||
| Nectria sp. | 27 Apr 2017 | andi.hawk@qq.com | ||
| Unidentified | 27 Mar 2017 | narelle |
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User's notes
The largest is 8 mm across
7 comments
andi.hawk@qq.com
wrote:
27 Apr 2017
I have photographed this fungi in wet areas as far afield as south western China to New South Wales.
It is a Nectria sp. The genus needs more work as there maybe more than one species. It is a magnificent looking species until it forms the traditional red blob.
If I knew how to attach a photo I can send close ups of it in full splendor and at the point of disintergration.
It is a Nectria sp. The genus needs more work as there maybe more than one species. It is a magnificent looking species until it forms the traditional red blob.
If I knew how to attach a photo I can send close ups of it in full splendor and at the point of disintergration.
andi.hawk@qq.com
wrote:
27 Apr 2017
The largest masses I have seen and photographed measure some 140mm in diameter at the Chong Qing Science university besides the old eastern ponds on the west banks growing on hardwood flotsam. (20:07:2014)
Teresa
wrote:
28 Apr 2017
This actually looks like the local myxomycete Tubifera sp, which is recorded very infrequently and is something the professionals are looking for. I am interested in seeing future images of this. The clearish jelly type part at the base is referred to as the hypothalus.
Teresa
wrote:
21 Feb 2019
After much research and having recently had another similar one confirmed, I am confident in calling this one Tubifera sp. I will not go to species without microscopic examination.
Teresa
wrote:
1 Mar 2019
The suggestion of Tubifera sp. is never accepted, the program insists on calling it Porifera sp. which it is not. How do I fix this problem?
andi.hawk@qq.com
wrote:
1 Mar 2019
G'day Teresa I will accept your ID on this one and am grateful for your knowledgeable input. I have changed the name accordingly. Thanks for your posts. I have around 80 photos of fungi from the north coast which I have not yet ID. If we can make contact maybe You could help. andi.hawk@qq.com
andi.hawk@qq.com
wrote:
2 Mar 2019
No Teresa I am unable to confirm the exact specie as this is not my field.
My interest is in their incredible beauty.
Native ferns are my strongest point if I had a strong point.
My interest is in their incredible beauty.
Native ferns are my strongest point if I had a strong point.
Sighting information
- 4 - 15 Abundance
- 27 Mar 2017 12:22 PM Recorded on
- narelle Recorded by
Species information
- Tubifera sp. pink form Scientific name
- Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Cosmopolitan
- Non-Invasive
- Machine learning
