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Your path towards ecological understanding

Those black spots on leaves you are seeing, yeah, that’s a fungus. #FungiFriday

October 27, 2017 Philip Pinzone
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Rhytisma acerinum, the tar spot fungus growing within a leaf of a Norway maple. 

Learn about the tar spot fungus. Trust me, its a cool species. 

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In Fungi Friday, Ecology Tags Fungi Friday, forest floor, Forest Floor Narrative, FFN, Fungi, Fungus, Mycology, Ecology, Biology, Nature, Acer, Rhytisma acerinum, Rhytisma, tar spot, tar spot fungus, plant parasite, parasite, Buffalo, Buffalo NY, Ecological insights, Botany, plant, plant pathology, Plant ecology, Fall, autumn

Fungi Friday: Rickenella fibula, a glimpse into the origin of ectomycorrhizae?

September 22, 2017 Philip Pinzone

Rickenella fibula.

Giving a small species the time of day offered such a fantastic ecological insight. 

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In Fungi Friday, Evolution, Ecology Tags Fungi Friday, Forest Floor Narrative, Forest ecology, FFN, Mycology, Biology, Ecology, Fungi, Fungus, species interactions, species, Rickenella fibula, Rickenella, R. fibula, ECM, ectomycorrhizae, ectomycorrhizal fungi, ectomycorrhizal origins, ectomycorrhizal origin, fungal mutualists, Fungal Ecology, orange mosscap, Moss, Botany, origin of ectomycorrhizae, origin, autumn mushroom season, mushroom season, autumn mushrooms, autumn, mushroom, mushrooms, hike, Evolution

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