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briery · 1 year

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Guttation drops on a red-belted polypore (Fomitopsis pinicola), by Rowland K Willis.

#fungi #fungus #polypore #polypores #red-belted conk #red-belted conks #red-belted polypore #red-belted polypores #red-banded polypore #red-banded polypores #fomitopsis #fomitopsis pinicola #guttation #oozing #seeping #weeping #nature

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mbhfphotos · 2 years

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Guttation, Northern Red Belt Polypore

Fomitopsis mounceae

Western Washington, April 29 2022 Mary Howerton (shop)

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lindagoesmushrooming · 9 months

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#forest floor #forestcore #moss #forest #woods #forest photography #naturecore #nature photography #nature #mushrooms #polypore #red banded polypore #green #latvia #original photographers #photographers on tumblr

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kozi-ism · 1 year

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#red banded polypore #mushrooms #shelf mushroom #this is so effing rad

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crudlynaturephotos · 7 months

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#red belt conk #red banded polypore #shelf fungi #bracket fungi #tree trunks #forest #ultunaasen #arike fyris #uppsala #sweden

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mycosprite · 1 year

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Red-banded Polypore Fomitopsis pinicola

#fungi #fungus #mycology #mushroom #mushrooms #cottagecore #goblincore #dirtcore #fairycore #nature #forest #forestcore #toadstool #toadstools

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tom-at-the-farm · 2 years

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Idk what these are except the last one which is a red-banded polypore

#mycology #fungi #mushrooms #nature photography #dirtcore #goblincore #forestcore #woods #forest floor #foraging #nature #the fungus among us

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histsciart · 1 year

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"Fungi at Home"

Fly agarics, red-banded polypores, and boletes, OH MY! These fungi are certainly at home in a densely wooded forest.

Fungi used to be included in the taxonomic Kingdom Plantae, but in 1969, through scientific research and peer review, fungi became their own Kingdom. Historical scientific books prior to this date, therefore, include fungi in their study of plants.

SciArt by Ernst Friedrich Heyn (1841-1894) for The Natural History of Plants, Vol. 2 (1895) by Anton Kerner von Marilaun, translated from the original German by Francis Wall Oliver with the assistance of Mary Frances MacDonald and Marian Busk.

#mushrooms #fungi #mycology #fly agarics #amanita muscaria #mushroom #forests and woodlands #SciArt #female authors #boletes

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dragonfang-photography · 1 year

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Bracket fungus (probably Fomitopsis pinicola, the red-banded polypore, but before it developed any banding — it's some kind of polypore, anyway), with guttation droplets.

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buggbuzz · 3 years

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some mushroom and amphibian stickers available on my redbubble!!

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wandering-in-the-mist · 3 years

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Lovely walk in the woods. I only mostly got lost.

#Photography #Nature #Forest #Aesthetic #Fungus #Trees #Mushrooms #Sap #Nanaimo #Chicory #Coastal Hedge-Nettle #Red-banded Polypores #Northern Red Belt #Nick's Pics #DSLR #Nikon D5500 #AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED VR #08-30-21 #Scheduled

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briery · 6 months

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Guttation from a red-belted polypore (Fomitopsis pinicola) in a Swedish forest.

#fungi #fungus #polypore #polypores #red-belted conk #red-belted conks #red-banded polypore #red-banded polypores #red-belted polypore #red-belted polypores #fomitopsis #fomitopsis pinicola #guttation #oozing #seeping #weeping #sweden #nature

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lindagoesmushrooming · 1 year

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#woods #forest #forestcore #moss #mushrooms #fungi #polypore #red banded polypore #Fomitopsis pinicola #forest floor #nature #nature photography #forest photography #latvia #original photographers #photographers on tumblr #1k

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hatshepsut9 · 3 years

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#red banded polypore

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slugzill4 · 3 years

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red-banded polypore

Fomitopsis Pinicola

#mushrooms #fungus #outside #outdoors #cottagecore #adventurecore #goblincore #summer #hiking #foraging #mycology #biology

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rabbitcruiser · 2 years

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Tyresta National Park, Sweden (No. 8)

Plant life in Tyresta’s evergreen forest has characteristically limited species diversity. But the variety of mosses, lichens and fungi is great.

Of the 800-plus species of mosses and lichens that cover the ground and trees, perhaps the most prominent are the beard lichen and other lichens that hang from the tree branches. They benefit from the clear air and the slow growth of the trees.

On the ground can be seen beautiful shades of green, shifting between reindeer lichen, knight's plume moss and haircap moss.

On the wetlands grow several species of sphagnum moss in various shades of green, brown and red. Thanks to the area’s many wetlands, including bogs and marshes, sweet-smelling plants such as bog myrtle and marsh Labrador tea grow here, and during the summer months their sweet scents spread through the forest. Also blooming then are the forest’s orchids, including the heath spotted orchid. Species that thrive in ancient forests grow here as well, including creeping lady's-tresses, lesser twayblade and northern ground cedar.

In addition to edible mushrooms such as the chanterelle, penny bun and other Boletales fungi, the long unbroken history of dead wood has made it possible for polypore fungi such as Phlebia centrifuga, Fomitopsis rosea and Phellinus ferrugineofuscus to thrive on tree stumps and fallen rotting logs. On pine trees over 150 years old, the fungus Phellinus pini is often seen extending its brown-coloured slab, and the older spruces are often covered with red-banded bracket fungus, appearing like beautiful orange-brown hooves on the trunk.

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