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“BALLISTIC” FUNGI D.W.Gover Illustrations J. A. Gover While most fungi do not actively disperse their spores, those that do so have evolved some remarkable mechanisms. This article, in two Parts, will examine the mec

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• Sphaerobolus
• Gleba
• Peridium
• Fungus
• Spore
• Bark
• Basidiospore
• Crucibulum
• Cyathus
• Biology
• Mycology
• Agaricales

Location: Dave Darvell’s paddock Leader: Fran Guard Date:_Dec.13, Feb ’14, April ‘14 Vegetation type:: unimproved pasture/ open eucalypt & acacia forest Weather: (Rain/Temps preceding week and months) Severe drough

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• Flora of Australia
• Mycology
• Natural history of Australia
• Acacia fimbriata
• Polyporus
• Cyathus stercoreus
• Cyathus
• Eucalyptus crebra
• Flora of New South Wales
• Trees of Australia
• Agaricales

Bird’s Nest Fungi Margaret Warren These fascinating fungi consist of an urn or vase shaped cup approx 5-15mm wide by 4-8mm high and contain disc shaped peridioles which resemble tiny eggs. Peridioles are capsules which

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• Nidulariaceae
• Crucibulum
• Cyathus
• Nidula
• Mycocalia
• Fungus
• Spore
• Cyathus helenae
• Cyathus striatus
• Agaricales
• Mycology
• Biology

Cyathus olla © Frances Guard Cup: large, broadly funnel shaped with outward flaring of mouth, lip commonly wavy, seldom circular, 10 – 15 mm high x 8 – 10 mm wide, no stem, grey or greyfawn Externally fine textured

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Cyathus novae-zelandiae © Shirley Kerr, New Zealand Cup: Funnel shaped, 12-14 mm high x 5-7 mm wide at mouth, tapering gradually to base, with short 2 mm stipe, External dark brown, with appressed tomentum (matted hair

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Cyathus colensoi ©From CG Lloyd: Mycological Writings[removed]Cup: Campanulate, (bell shape), 6-7 mm high x 5-6 mm wide, +/- 1mm stipe External pallid-grey to bay brown, finely tomentose, margin entire, even. Interna

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Cyathus striatus © Frances Guard Cup: narrow to wide inverted cone shape, 7 – 10 mm high x 6 – 8 mm wide, usually with slender base and flaring upper third, distinct emplacement, no stem, some shade of brown from g

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Cyathus gracilis © A.B.Cribb 1. Fruiting body , 2. Portion of peridiole, 3. Spores Cup: inverted cone, 8-10 mm tall X 4-7 mm wide, tapering to narrow stipe, spreading basal emplacement. External – dark rusty brown, c

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Cyathus stercoreus © Megan Prance Cup: long, narrow inverted cone, but with great variation in shape, 5 – 15 mm high x 4 – 8 mm wide at the mouth, golden or russet brown, but blackening with age, emplacement large

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