10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HORSEHAIR FUNGUS»
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Horsehair Fungus. Small whity-tawny ; pilcus membranous, convex, obtuse, 1 to
2 mm. broad ; stipe 1 cm. and more long, setaceous, rigid, shining, arising from a
black mycelium resembling horsehair ; gills few, distant, paler than the pileus.
Queensland. Dept. of Agriculture and Stock, 1891
Horsehair Fungus. Small whity-tawny ; pileus membranous, convex, obtuse, 1 to
2 mm. broad ; stipe 1 cm. and more long, setaceous, rigid, shining, arising from a
black mycelium resembling horsehair; gills few, distant, paler than the pileus.
Queensland. Dept. of Agriculture and Stock, 1892
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Simon & Schuster's Guide to Mushrooms
... Fistulina 307 hirsutum, Stereum 306 hispidus, Inonotus 306 Honey Fungus 38,
50, 85 Horn of Plenty 156 Horse mushroom 204 Horsehair fungus 28
hygrometricus, Astraeus 359 hypoxylon, Xylaria 344 imbricatum, Hydnum 270
imbricatum, ...
Giovanni Pacioni, Gary H. Lincoff, 1981
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History of Nottinghamshire
... clusters, are of the size, shape and colour, of mouse-turds, having on the top a
little oblique awn, and at the bottom, a short footstalk not much thicker thana
horsehair. Fungus favaginosus.^ Syn. 11 Park. Rugosas vel cavernosus five ...
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Philippine Wasp Studies: Pt. 1. Descriptions of New Species
105) is a pear-shaped structure suspended at its globular end to a fern, horsehair
fungus, etc., sheltered by an overhanging and often inaccessible part of a bank,
or even under an imperfect cover of dead leaves or other forest trash, supported ...
Francis Xavier Williams, Sievert Allen Rohwer, 1919
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Economic Entomology: Pamphlets
105) is a pear-shaped structure suspended at its globular end to a fern, horsehair
fungus, etc., sheltered by an overhanging and often inaccessible part of a bank,
or even under an imperfect cover of dead leaves or other forest trash, supported ...
Crinipellis and Marasmius have been considered as canopy pathogens, and they
fruit on dead plant parts where they are also assumed to be 5aprophytic (Pegler,
1983). The horsehair fungus, Marasmius crinis—eaui, establishes rhizomorph ...
Mahendra Rai, P. D. Bridge, 2009
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Bulletin: Entomological series
105) is a pear-shaped structure suspended at its globular end to a fern, horsehair
fungus, etc., sheltered by an overhanging and often inaccessible part of a bank,
or even under an imperfect cover of dead leaves or other forest trash, supported ...
Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association. Experiment Station, 1906
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The Birds of the Thai-Malay Peninsula
... built of sticks that are larger at the base than in the dome, interwoven (and the
dome finished) with palm leaflets and bamboo and other large leaves; and the
egg-chamber lined with black 'fibre' (probably including horsehair fungus hyphae
).
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Entomological Series, Bulletin
105) is a pear-shaped structure suspended at its globular end to a fern, horsehair
fungus, etc., sheltered by an overhanging and often inaccessible part of a bank,
or even under an imperfect cover of dead leaves or other forest trash, supported ...
Hawaiian Sugar Planter's Association. Experiment Station, Honolulu, 1912
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HORSEHAIR FUNGUS»
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Nature's amazing architects: The stunning and intricate birds' nests …
... a mated pair shapes a simple, sturdy cup of plant fibers and leaves, often lining it with the black threads of horsehair fungus. It is well hidden, ... «Daily Mail, Sep 13»
