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arcana@layer02.net
arcana@layer02.net
@mia ID on the mushroom? I don’t think we have that king here
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arcana@layer02.net
arcana@layer02.net
@mia I’ve a few books in the van on them, I’ll peruse and see
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arcana@layer02.net
arcana@layer02.net
@mia is there any colour editing on the image or tricks of the light or is that colour representative of how they appeared in person?
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mia (developer mode)
mia@shrimptest.0x0.st@arcana no color editing but they were not quite that bluish in person (warmer color temperature)
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arcana@layer02.net
arcana@layer02.net
@mia this as well though I don’t think so due to the difference in stem and attachment
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snacks
snacks
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arcana@layer02.net
arcana@layer02.net
@snacks @mia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trametes_versicolor
There’s this too but doesn’t quite fit
There’s this too but doesn’t quite fit
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@arcana @snacks @mia
Possibly this...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganoderma_tsugae
Turkey tail is paper thin, has a hairy surface (like the nap on a pool table, not waxy), has pin-hole sized pores on it's underside (not teeth or gills). The underside is stark white (or slightly yellow/tan as it ages), and the individual fruiting bodies only get to be at most 2-3" across (albeit appearing in clusters).
Possibly this...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganoderma_tsugae
Turkey tail is paper thin, has a hairy surface (like the nap on a pool table, not waxy), has pin-hole sized pores on it's underside (not teeth or gills). The underside is stark white (or slightly yellow/tan as it ages), and the individual fruiting bodies only get to be at most 2-3" across (albeit appearing in clusters).
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