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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5411357 black spot of elm Stegophora ulmea leaf spots
3035062 dogwood anthracnose Discula destructiva pattern of decline
5492375 oak wilt Ceratocystis fagacearum C. fagacearum culture on APDA+ medium Host: Quercus virginiana
5494014 chanterelle Cantharellus cibarius A mycorrhizal fungus associated with hardwoods (especially oaks). They are found growing alone, scattered, or gregariously in summer and fall on forest floors. Medium-sized to large, yellow to orange-yellow mushrooms with a broadly convex, flat, or shallowly depressed cap, a central fleshy stem, and false gills on the underside of the cap. Heistand Woods, Van Wert County, Ohio.
5494981 Hypoxylon canker Biscogniauxia atropunctata
5494982 Hypoxylon canker Biscogniauxia atropunctata Closeup of the stoma showing raised black dots which are the necks of the perithecia (Sexual Stage)
5494988 Neonectria canker Neonectria galligena
5492849 Rhodotus fungus Rhodotus palmatus Common names of this fungus include the Netted Rhodotus as well as Wrinkled Peach. It appears to be a saprobe living on dead, wet, well-decayed deciduous hardwoods. It may grow singularly or in groups. Its distinctive reddish to pinkish cap may display an elaborate network of ridges on its surface.
5494832 canker rot Phellinus everhartii tree with conks
5494833 canker rot Phellinus everhartii
5494008 dog's nose fungus Camarops petersii The dog's nose fungus is an apt name for this fungus. Initially the fungus has a papery brown skin over the surface of the spore producing surface, but this splits open to reveal a shiny, wet-appearing, tar-black surface that looks like a dog's nose. The fungus is a saprobe that can be found growing solitarily or in groups on decaying hardwood logs (e.g., oak, elm) in the summer and fall. Rotting Oak Log, Kendrick MetroPark, Allen County, Ohio.
5492785 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5494009 dog's nose fungus Camarops petersii The dog's nose fungus is an apt name for this fungus. Initially the fungus has a papery brown skin over the surface of the spore producing surface, but this splits open to reveal a shiny, wet-appearing, tar-black surface that looks like a dog's nose. The fungus is a saprobe that can be found growing solitarily or in groups on decaying hardwood logs (e.g., oak, elm) in the summer and fall. Rotting Oak Log, Kendrick MetroPark, Allen County, Ohio.
5494010 dog's nose fungus Camarops petersii The dog's nose fungus is an apt name for this fungus. Initially the fungus has a papery brown skin over the surface of the spore producing surface, but this splits open to reveal a shiny, wet-appearing, tar-black surface that looks like a dog's nose. The fungus is a saprobe that can be found growing solitarily or in groups on decaying hardwood logs (e.g., oak, elm) in the summer and fall. Rotting Oak Log, Kendrick MetroPark, Allen County, Ohio.
5494011 dog's nose fungus Camarops petersii The dog's nose fungus is an apt name for this fungus. Initially the fungus has a papery brown skin over the surface of the spore producing surface, but this splits open to reveal a shiny, wet-appearing, tar-black surface that looks like a dog's nose. The fungus is a saprobe that can be found growing solitarily or in groups on decaying hardwood logs (e.g., oak, elm) in the summer and fall. Rotting Oak Log, Kendrick MetroPark, Allen County, Ohio.
5494007 dog's nose fungus Camarops petersii The dog's nose fungus is an apt name for this fungus. Initially the fungus has a papery brown skin over the surface of the spore producing surface, but this splits open to reveal a shiny, wet-appearing, tar-black surface that looks like a dog's nose. The fungus is a saprobe that can be found growing solitarily or in groups on decaying hardwood logs (e.g., oak, elm) in the summer and fall. Rotting Oak Log, Kendrick MetroPark, Allen County, Ohio.
5494006 dog's nose fungus Camarops petersii The dog's nose fungus is an apt name for this fungus. Initially the fungus has a papery brown skin over the surface of the spore producing surface, but this splits open to reveal a shiny, wet-appearing, tar-black surface that looks like a dog's nose. The fungus is a saprobe that can be found growing solitarily or in groups on decaying hardwood logs (e.g., oak, elm) in the summer and fall. Rotting Oak Log, Kendrick MetroPark, Allen County, Ohio.
5494005 Rhodotus fungus Rhodotus palmatus The dog's nose fungus is an apt name for this fungus. Initially the fungus has a papery brown skin over the surface of the spore producing surface, but this splits open to reveal a shiny, wet-appearing, tar-black surface that looks like a dog's nose. The fungus is a saprobe that can be found growing solitary or in groups on decaying hardwood logs (e.g., oak, elm) in the summer and fall. Rotting Oak Log, Kendrick MetroPark, Allen County, Ohio.
5490319 Thousand Cankers Disease Geosmithia morbida Beginning of tree removal for black walnut killed by thousand cankers disease
5493812 red polypore Pycnoporus cinnabarinus
5493813 red polypore Pycnoporus cinnabarinus
5493814 red polypore Pycnoporus cinnabarinus Closeup of pore surface
5492796 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492802 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492803 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492799 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492800 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492801 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492797 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492798 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492793 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492791 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492792 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492788 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492789 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492790 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492787 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5492786 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum Lacquered polypore is parasitic on living hardwoods and a saprobe on the deadwood of hardwoods. On living hardwoods, it causes a white butt and root rot. It is unusual in that it is an annual rather than a perennial like many polypores.
5491400 Ravenelia rusts Ravenelia spp. aecia with aeciospores
5491401 Ravenelia rusts Ravenelia spp. aecia containing aeciospores
5492377 oak wilt Ceratocystis fagacearum veinal necrosis
5490216 Thousand Cankers Disease Geosmithia morbida Canker produced by Geosmithia morbida around gallery of walnut twig beetle in southern California walnut
5491405 Verticillium wilts Verticillium spp. asexual conidiophores and spores
5491406 Verticillium wilts Verticillium spp. asexual conidiophores and spores
5490524 sulfur shelf Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite and/or saprobe. Grows on living and dead hardwoods. This fungus causes a red-brown, cubical heart rot. The fruiting body appears in summer and fall. Growth is annually renewed. Fruiting bodies are produced long after the fungus matures and extensive rot has occurred.
5490525 sulfur shelf Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite and/or saprobe. Grows on living and dead hardwoods. This fungus causes a red-brown, cubical heart rot. The fruiting body appears in summer and fall. Growth is annually renewed. Fruiting bodies are produced long after the fungus matures and extensive rot has occurred.
5490526 sulfur shelf Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite and/or saprobe. Weathered and aged specimen. Grows on living and dead hardwoods. This fungus causes a red-brown, cubical heart rot. The fruiting body appears in summer and fall. Growth is annually renewed. Fruiting bodies are produced long after the fungus matures and extensive rot has occurred.
5490527 sulfur shelf Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite and/or saprobe. Weathered, aged and insect infested specimen. Grows on living and dead hardwoods. This fungus causes a red-brown, cubical heart rot. The fruiting body appears in summer and fall. Growth is annually renewed. Fruiting bodies are produced long after the fungus matures and extensive rot has occurred.
5490522 sulfur shelf Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite and/or saprobe. Grows on living and dead hardwoods. This fungus causes a red-brown, cubical heart rot. The fruiting body appears in summer and fall. Growth is annually renewed. Fruiting bodies are produced long after the fungus matures and extensive rot has occurred.
5490523 sulfur shelf Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite and/or saprobe. Grows on living and dead hardwoods. This fungus causes a red-brown, cubical heart rot. The fruiting body appears in summer and fall. Growth is annually renewed. Fruiting bodies are produced long after the fungus matures and extensive rot has occurred.
5490521 sulfur shelf Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite and/or saprobe. Grows on living and dead hardwoods. This fungus causes a red-brown, cubical heart rot. The fruiting body appears in summer and fall. Growth is annually renewed. Fruiting bodies are produced long after the fungus matures and extensive rot has occurred.
5488544 crown coral mushroom Clavicorona pyxidata Decomposer of dead hardwood logs.
5488545 crown coral mushroom Clavicorona pyxidata Decomposer of dead hardwood logs.
5488546 crown coral mushroom Clavicorona pyxidata Decomposer of dead hardwood logs.
5488542 crown coral mushroom Clavicorona pyxidata Decomposer of dead hardwood logs.
5488543 crown coral mushroom Clavicorona pyxidata Decomposer of dead hardwood logs.
5490518 wood ear Auricularia auricula-judae Saprobe. Can be found on decaying hardwood and conifer logs and branches throughout the year. Fungus can dehydrate and rehydrate. Multiple common names including Tree Ear, Jelly Ear, Wood Ear, Cloud Ear and Judas' Ear to name a few. Specimens are partially dehydrated.
5490519 wood ear Auricularia auricula-judae Saprobe. Can be found on decaying hardwood and conifer logs and branches throughout the year. Fungus can dehydrate and rehydrate. Multiple common names including Tree Ear, Jelly Ear, Wood Ear, Cloud Ear and Judas' Ear to name a few.
5490520 wood ear Auricularia auricula-judae Saprobe. Can be found on decaying hardwood and conifer logs and branches throughout the year. Fungus can dehydrate and rehydrate. Multiple common names including Tree Ear, Jelly Ear, Wood Ear, Cloud Ear and Judas' Ear to name a few.
5490513 wood ear Auricularia auricula-judae Saprobe. Can be found on decaying hardwood and conifer logs and branches throughout the year. Fungus can dehydrate and rehydrate. Multiple common names including Tree Ear, Jelly Ear, Wood Ear, Cloud Ear and Judas' Ear to name a few.
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