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Helmmycena (Mycena galericulata) treffen we in groepjes of solitair aan. De paddenstoel groeit op dood loofhout dat we boven en onder de grond aantreffen.

Common Bonnet (Mycena galericulata) occurs in groups or solitary. The mushroom grows on dead deciduous wood, which we find above and below the ground.

#mycena #paddenstoel #loofbos #woensberg #blaricum #autumn #herfst #macrophotography #nature

Helmmycena (paddenstoel in loofbos)

Common Bonnet (mushroom in the forest)

Mycena sp. , same set as yesterday, different angle

#mushroom #paddenstoel #mycena #shinestacker #darktable #nature #nederland

Grote bloedsteelmycena - Mycena haematopus

#mushroom #paddenstoel #mycena #shinestacker #darktable #nature #nederland

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A photo of a patch of small brown mushrooms.

When looking at mushroom time slows down. The longer I look, the more I see and the more significant smalls seem to become. I don't know what the name of this little creature is except for being a mycena.

#fungi #mushroommonday #mycena #forestgarden #eifel #germany #autumn #september

Mycena Mushroom Releasing Spores

I had long wanted to make the distribution of spores visible. Today, I succeeded. I used my headlamp as a backlight and took the photo with a Nikon Z8 and a 105 mm macro lens at F8.0.

#mushroomphotography #fungiart #mycena #forestmagic #mushroomlove #sporeprint #naturecloseup #macrofungi #wildmushrooms #hiddenforest

Close-up photo of a delicate pale mushroom with a thin stem and pleated gills, likely from the genus Mycena. Spores are visibly drifting away in a mist-like cloud illuminated against a dark, bluish background, creating a starry-night effect.

It's that time again... Another volume of Theatrum Fungorium is going to the printers! #sciart #mycena #mushroom #coloring_book

An undescribed bioluminescent Mycena from Mycena sect. Sacchariferae, closely related to Mycena asterina found a few days ago in Monteverde, Costa Rica. Like Mycena asterina, only the cap glows.

#bioluminescence #mycena #mycology

Mycena sp. 'amicta-HRL01' - A species in the Mycena amicta group with only two observations on iNaturalist, both in the east bay area, California, USA. This species has blue colors on the lower stem, an amazing stem texture due to abundant caulocystidia and a separable gelatinous pellicle.

Collected November 23, 2020 on the UC Berkeley campus and sequenced recently by @mycota.lab.

Mushroom Observer # 439854 / iNaturalist # 84403145

#mushrooms #mycena #mycology #dnabarcoding

A tiny Favolaschia found yesterday in Monteverde, Costa Rica. These are basically in Mycena and will probably be moved into Mycena soon - the alternative is to split Mycena up into a whole bunch of similar looking genera.

#mycology #favolaschia #costarica #mycena

Orange Mycena (Mycena leaiana)

Not edible.

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Bright orange mushrooms growing next to green moss.

Good night, #mastoart #mastodon

This is #SilentSunday #fotografie #photography

Bleeding #mycena #fungus #fungi #mushroom #mushrooms

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Bleeding Mycena (Mycena haematopus) is a fascinating and distinctive mushroom known for its striking appearance and unique characteristic of "bleeding" a dark red, blood-like liquid when its stem or cap is broken or damaged. Typically found growing on decaying wood in damp forest environments, this small to medium-sized fungus features a smooth, conical to bell-shaped cap that ranges in color from reddish-brown to purplish hues. The red "juice" it exudes contains pigments that make it stand out among other mushrooms. While visually intriguing, the Bleeding Mycena is not considered edible due to its bitter taste and unknown toxicity. Its role in nature is important as a decomposer, helping break down dead wood and recycle nutrients back into the ecosystem.

Mycena tenerrima from the Santa Cruz Mountains, California, USA.

#mycena #mushrooms

Artists discover a new glowing #mushroom in Switzerland https://phys.org/news/2025-01-artists-mushroom-switzerland.html

Is the #bioluminescence in many #Mycena species overlooked? ― A case study from M. crocata in Switzerland https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/mycosci/65/4/65_MYC633/_article by Renate Heinzelmann et al.

"the decaying wood M. crocata grows on can also emit a green glow when split open, lasting up to 4 hours... While some glowing #mushrooms might attract #insects to disperse spores, the bioluminescence of hidden #mycelium does not fit this hypothesis"

#Fungi

photos of small mushrooms and the same scenes in dark showing a faint green glow

Zufallsfund in Zürich: Künstler entdecken leuchtende Pilze im Wald
#Pilze #Mycena #Bioluminiszenz #Zürich
https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/albisrieden-kuenstler-entdecken-in-zuercher-wald-leuchtende-pilze-610850126216

#Mushtodon Incredibly tiny Mycena sp. #Mycena #mushrooms #fungi

Tiny (2 mm cap) white mushroom growing with a sharp 90 degree bend from a cork log. The cap has “large” gills (tiny but large compared to the cap) and there are beautiful water droplets on the cap, held spherical by surface tension at this tiny scale

@wonderofscience Edibility alert! 🚫🍄 It's advised not to eat these, as many mushrooms in the genus Mycena are poisonous. Mycena interrupta is too small to be suitable for any meal, and despite its appearance, the only "superpower" it might grant you is a one-way ticket to death. Stay safe! #MushroomSafety #Mycena #PoisonousMushrooms #NatureAwareness

Genomic Innovation in the #Arctic: How Mycena #Fungi Adapt and Thrive
https://scitechdaily.com/genomic-innovation-in-the-arctic-how-mycena-mushrooms-adapt-and-thrive/ paper: https://www.cell.com/cell-genomics/fulltext/S2666-979X(24)00170-8

"While the #mushrooms had been thought to be purely saprotrophic – degrading dead organic material – the discovery suggests that they may instead have genes to enable them to adapt to different lifestyles as circumstances change. Interestingly, they show certain #Mycena strains living in the Arctic have some of the largest mushroom #genomes ever described."

#mycena

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