gregarious on a Beech log
On a large hardwood logs.
P.S. I like when it is bright yellow.
On a large Fagus grandifolia log fruiting in abundance small bright orange cup fungi.
Apothecia sessile, with smooth margin, 0.8-1.7mm in diameter.
Asci 8-spored.
Ascospores c-shaped, warted, very small, with globose SBs.
Paraphyses capitate, septate. top yellow, with tiny carotenoid guttules in the middle and at the bottom.
Very common species right now.
on a neighbour's lawn, which is mostly gravel/ caps up to 4.5 cm, stem very stiff and solid
gregarious group on a small stick/ cap up to .8 cm.
two in moss at the base of a birch tree, cap .8 cm, red latex
On leaf of Cornus alternifolia
On old, rotten poplar stump/ fourth and fifth photos show it 5 days later
on a dead Populus log. The tree fell down in a microburst in 2020/ next to Trametes trogii
on a dead Populus log. The tree fell down in a microburst in 2020/ next to Trametes trogii
solo on very rotten wood, cap 1 cm wide, stem 5.5 cm long, spore print: clay-buff, microscopy
two photos of S fusiger two days later included/ found two types of spores with microscopy, the first set is, I believe correct and is consistent with the spore sizes shown on MycoQuebec
Greyish, mostly smooth bark.
Tiny orange gilled mushroom with a long stipe.