Bea Geg
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04.09.2026, 15:07
Generation meeting in the moss: Gray-stemmed nitrate bonnet (Mycena leptocephala)
Fascinating how many stages one can discover in such a small space – and that despite the ongoing dryness! From the very young, almost closed caps through the bell-shaped youth to the opened, mature mushroom proudly presenting its fine gills. The gray-stemmed nitrate bonnet shows here its entire de…Fascinating how many stages one can discover in such a small space – and that despite the ongoing dryness! From the very young, almost closed caps through the bell-shaped youth to the opened, mature mushroom proudly presenting its fine gills. The gray-stemmed nitrate bonnet shows here its entire development history on a single piece of dead wood. more Less
Generation meeting in the moss: Gray-stemmed nitrate bonnet (Mycena leptocephala)
Fascinating how many stages one can discover in such a small space – and that despite the ongoing dryness! From the very young, almost closed caps through the bell-shaped youth to the opened, mature mushroom proudly presenting its fine gills. The gray-stemmed nitrate bonnet shows here its entire de…Fascinating how many stages one can discover in such a small space – and that despite the ongoing dryness! From the very young, almost closed caps through the bell-shaped youth to the opened, mature mushroom proudly presenting its fine gills. The gray-stemmed nitrate bonnet shows here its entire development history on a single piece of dead wood. more Less
Generationentreffen im Moos: Graustieliger Nitrathelmling (Mycena leptocephala)
Faszinierend, wie viele Stadien man auf so kleinem Raum entdecken kann – und das trotz der anhaltenden Trockenheit! Von den ganz jungen, fast geschlossenen Hüten über die glockenförmige Jugend bis hin zum aufgeschirmten, reifen Pilz, der stolz seine feinen Lamellen präsentiert. Der Graustielige Nit…Faszinierend, wie viele Stadien man auf so kleinem Raum entdecken kann – und das trotz der anhaltenden Trockenheit! Von den ganz jungen, fast geschlossenen Hüten über die glockenförmige Jugend bis hin zum aufgeschirmten, reifen Pilz, der stolz seine feinen Lamellen präsentiert. Der Graustielige Nitrathelmling zeigt hier seine ganze Entwicklungsgeschichte auf einem einzigen Stück Totholz. more Less