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Frost-resistant fungi: more of the tiny ones

8 February 2022 by David

Frost-resistant fungi: more of the tiny ones

More of the tiny (perhaps half an inch tall) mushrooms which seem to prefer growing from bushy moss. The moss supporting these was itself growing on one of the logs edging a footpath in Old Nursery Wood.

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