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Fungi Friday-Rhodotus palmatus

February 9, 2018 Philip Pinzone

Rhodotus palmatus, the wrinkled peach. By

 

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  … — *Rhodotus palmatus*, the wrinkled peach. By Dan Molter.

This fungus is a special species that really just motivates me to keep learning about the natural world through a mycological lens.

#FungiFriday Mycena interrupta

December 8, 2017 Philip Pinzone

This distribution of this beautiful species paints a vivid picture of our planets past.

A hopeful Fungi Friday-Plastic eating Aspergillus tubingensis discovered

September 15, 2017 Philip Pinzone

Four different strains of Aspergillus sp. — Four different strains of Aspergillus sp.

New discovery may help humans create a less polluted future Earth.

The 13th edition of FUNGI FRIDAY!! Tapinella atrotomentosa

July 21, 2017 Philip Pinzone

Tapinella atrotomentosa found in Warsaw NY. — *Tapinella atrotomentosa* found in Warsaw NY.

Tapinella atrotomentosa is an amazing species that you should learn about! Happy Fungi Friday!!

Ecological insights; Using a Scandinavian chronosequence to predict fungal succession

July 19, 2017 Philip Pinzone

Russula sp. A later successional mycorrhizal fungus in boreal Scandinavian ecosystems. — *Russula sp.* A later successional mycorrhizal fungus in boreal Scandinavian ecosystems.

Successional ecology is a fascinating scientific discipline that helps us understand how species interactions change through time. Using Scandinavian chronosequences, ecologists helped decipher how the fungal community changes after clear-cutting.