Monday Mushroom #40
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Ramaria stricta - Straight Coral Fungus |
This is one of the most common species of coral fungus found in Britain. They usually come up in clumps at the foot of a tree.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjU94U4pGyETtAXSy6SBIvUMkWGF2ekcsggUSNjObN2xYRvBjvyBRx5rqHQKnnQbe9px-HvmD24eyjqwX7orP-nGjEI323V097hLCW9ZkmfH3w0ArM8WA1zD0aYPlm-Z5jdkIEX_G7e-Ew/s640/RamariaStricta03.jpg) |
Ramaria stricta - Straight Coral Fungus |
Although in the following two photos they have colonised a raised bed outside of a supermarket in Brighton.
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Ramaria stricta - Straight Coral Fungus |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjItMWPbl6pu6m9emsRvxMtysm2wpx4GnoSkmL-ZUofC9h44wVAI7WyH50CUYyDvyhnaobhgwK_R38KSXBEAz4UvN2_1sumXlB5f_8LxKGriinWty0_0KbNd77lZY2vGmyssc06XSCteuw/s640/RamariaStricta11.jpg) |
Ramaria stricta - Straight Coral Fungus |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhkbpXdVE9mhcOn1jRAkHA4a7-_CJfP8IySF9FWiJfMdslf3eYI4kHT576_ySfncfHGlS6fpAGgw6ejlCnctd3_rid7sWmk7NtEpOg1j0kRYI4ZcpCzI9tSDpho2duYFXGVVJ5PNaGrLqM/s640/RamariaStricta19.jpg) |
Ramaria stricta - Straight Coral Fungus |
Spore prints are images made by leaving fresh fungi on a sheet of paper for a few hours until they have deposited a visible quantity of spores on the page - they are useful for identification (the colour of the print in particular) and they are often quite pretty - as is certainly the case with coral fungus.
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