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Cadair Idris c.1994

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Close-up of sporulating Badhamia utricularis as elongated primordia. Numerous downward pointing slender, finger-like, orange-yellow stalks, each tipped with globular heads that will become the sporothecae. The primordia are densely clustered, showing the initial formation of the characteristic 'bunches of grapes' form.

Translucent grey and white Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa plasmodium on damp decaying wood beginning to sporulate forming coral-like buds. At the bottom of the photo are some brown leaves.

Close-up side-on view of the sporangia showing the stalks.

Close-up side view of the blue-foot bolete mushroom showing its pale orange-yellow, honeycomb-like pore surface. Blades of grass and dew drops are visible in the foreground.

Cluster of deep peach Hemitrichia decipiens sporotheca with translucent white stalks growing on a damp mossy wood fragment.

Young white Brefeldia maxima aethalium with micro-cauliflower-like surface hanging from a stem with its translucent, silvery hypothallus covering the stem.

Underside view of an unknown oyster type fungus showing straw-yellow decurrent gills, which appear dark due to shadowing. The fungus is attached to the tree bark by a thick, sharply curved stem.

Small white fungus cap covered with bonnet mould – fine stalks with tiny black heads.

Close up of consolidating white slime mould plasmodia and trailing plasmodial vein network.

Close up of Tubifera ferruginosa pseudoaethalium maturing from salmon to greyish violet.

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