(Tremellodendron pallidum)
Glossary
Mycorrhizal
A symbiotic, usually beneficial relationship between a fungus and the tiny rootlets of a plant, usually a tree.
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Kirk Nelson | |||
False Coral fungi along the Bluff Trail, Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Long Meadow Lake Unit |
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Sally Shea | |||
noticed it growing under an oak in our backyard, Hennepin Co. |
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Trista | |||
noticed it growing under an oak in our backyard, Hennepin Co. |
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False Corel, Jelly Fungi-white The Roaming Gnome...Glenn Munro |
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Published on May 26, 2015 False Coral, Jelly Fungus- Tremellodendron pallidum; Occurs same time as other jellies I collected late May 2015 Central Missouri. Identification rating for accuracy 75% sure. Edibility: Recorded to upset stomach...if not prepared correctly. Food allergies. |
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Kirk Nelson 8/20/2017 |
Location: Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Long Meadow Lake Unit False Coral fungi along the Bluff Trail |
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Sally Shea 9/7/2016 |
Location: St Louis County not sure what kind of coral mushroom this is. |
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Steve Thompson 9/13/2015 |
Location: Moose Lake MN |
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Trista 9/2/2015 |
Location: Hennepin Co. noticed it growing under an oak in our backyard, Hennepin Co. |
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Carol Freihammer 7/14/2015 |
Location: Richmond, MN (Stearns County) I found this fungus at our campground, growing in my hostas by an old railroad tie used for landscaping. |
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