Identificaciones de andrew_thornhill
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andreajasperDescripción
N.C.W. Beadle Herbarium, UNE: UNE-AH 1351
A medium bright green moss. Many thin, tapered, serrated leaves coming off 10-15mm branches. Forming a thick mat with regular double sporophytes. Found on bark of decaying hardwood log that was laying on dense leaf litter.
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baslaterDescripción
Found growing in the Northern Tablelands near Mt Hyland homestead along a fire trail about 5m
into the forest at 962M altitude. This moss was growing on an old, very large wooden slab in a tall, closed wet forest with Ceratopetalum apetalum as the dominant tree species. Mainly Camptochaete excavata growing on the wooden slab with some lichens.
A vine-like moss with reddish brown seta. The branches are asymmetric. The leaves are concave and almost circular with a tiny apiculus,
UNE Beadle Herbarium, BAS7
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Género FrullaniaObserv.
jessarneDescripción
Occasional. Growing on the bark of a dead standing Ceratopetalum apetalum on the North facing side. Lime green leaves with brown rhizoides. Patches up to 50mm across. Growing in a tall closed forest.
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Clase BryopsidaObserv.
beecodeDescripción
Field Notes - photographed these before nearby - possibly Breutelia
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Musgos Y Parientes (Filo Bryophyta)Observ.
dknox9Descripción
Moss with capsules on a basalt rock
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ianbrockwellDescripción
Short soft even hairs covering pileus, giving a velvet texture. Often with slight colour changes from brown to dark brown tracing over different sections of growth. Hairs either extending over or slightly retracted from margin. If slightly retracted, hymenium margin is visible with distinct yellow/cream edge about 0.5mm thick. Hairless hymenium with rough and uneven texture. Distinct lighter brown colours that become lighter as layers extend towards margin which can still be seen from underside view due to protruding yellow/cream colour. Specimens between 1mm - 2cm wide.
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Género CorticiumObserv.
oriandDescripción
Crust fungi found on peeling bark of large eucalypt. Specimen was located about 100m on the left of the walking trail South of the Mount Hyland Nature Reserve homestead.
Fungus was growing on the W, SW & NW sides of the tree, 1.5m from the ground. Location has a very slight 5% incline and the subtropical eucalypt forest habitat had an open canopy above the walking track where the specimen was found.
20-30 fruiting bodies (varying sizes 1cm2 - 10cm2) were found in about a 1m2 area around the host tree bark. The resputinate fungus measures only 1-3mm thick, with a golden white raduloid hymenophore covering the majority of its exposed surface.
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Orden DicranalesObserv.
oriandDescripción
This acrocarpus moss was found on the red clay footpath about 400m north of the Mt Hyland Nature Reserve Homestead. The habitat is sub-tropical rainforest with eucalypt elements, the camopy is open above the footpath where the moss was growing.
The sporophytes emerge from the tip of stem and the capsules are both brown and green and relatively straight in shape. The leaves are arranges spirally around the central stem and are whisp-like at the ends, and have a midrib. Relatively short seta and crimson rhizoids.
Gregarious, large patches 50mm- 150mm along much of the footpath and edges of the forest.
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declanprenticeDescripción
Over 20 individuals, growing from clusters of up to 6 or singly. Four smaller colonies nearby. 20-80mm in height. Club shaped with a pale green stem becoming darker, twisted, and at times forked.
Growing in basalt soil surrounded by dense leaf litter and mossy rocks. Closed canopy wet forest, dominated by callicoma and ceratopetalum. Relatively open understory.
1010m altitude on a slope of 10-20°, facing south.
Collection made for UNE Beadle Herbarium; DP2
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