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Frost-resistant fungi: bracket, Bantock

29 January 2022 by David

Frost-resistant fungi: bracket, Bantock

Bracket fungi often have long-lasting fruiting bodies, enduring for months or not longer, including through periods of frost. This flock of small brackets (species not identified) were on a felled trunk in Bantock Park.

Categories David
Catkins: silk tassle on bright sunny morning
Teazle seed heads, touched with frost
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