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  1. Lots of chanterelles growing this autumn in our coniferous woods.

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  2. A very rare fungus (Ascomycetes, Helotiales) growing on Salix cinerea and S. aurita on swampy places. The site can be seen here: www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=24456

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  3. This is a Fagus sylvatica forest with many young but dead stems. A few very interesting Ascomycetes (Fungi) can be found on the inner side of detached bark, c. 1-3m above ground. This is a part of a 3D-panorama. Thanks to Jason Buchheim (odyssey) this can be viewed in 'cross-view' 3-D stereo viewer here: www Will open in a new tab or window...

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  4. Geastrum triplex is a very rare fungus growing here on a sandy soil (Hettangien, lower Lias) between Breidweiler and Müllerthal (centre east of Luxembourg). This 360°pano is taken one week after the pic : www.gigapan.org/gigapans/32886/

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  5. A Cylindrocarpon sp. (Fungi) is growing on the thallus of a lichen (Physcia tenella, det. P. Diederich) c. 2 m above ground on a Salix caprea tree near Fentange, Luxembourg. This is a 3D-Dubois-Anaglyph optimized for Red/Cyan goggles.

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  6. A first collection of the beautiful ´Veiled Lady´ (Phallus impudicus var subindusiatus Pilát) has been made by Eric Charpentier (.be) near the little village of Hovelange (western part of Luxembourg) in a pretty ordinary spruce forest on Lias sandstone. New to the funga of Luxembourg. Thanks to Ben Schultheis for ...

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  7. This is the largest population of Sarcoscypha jurana, "Scarlet Cup Fungus" in Luxembourg, growing near Manternach (eastern.lu, in a triassic limestone formation) on fallen Tilia branches and twigs. This site is known since a long time to mycologists. Two more pic of this site can be seen here: www.gi Will open in a new tab or window...

  8. Although this is quite a large fungus, apothecia of Ionomidotis fulvotingens on Salix cinerea branches (growing more often on Salix caprea) are not easily visible in the field. Collected May 31. 2009, near Hellange (southern part of Luxembourg) at "Belsakerweier" on Salix cinerea branch 1.5m above ground. ...

  9. Only few fungi growing on soil (Lias sandstone) in this spruce forest. A few nests of A. mellea are on wood of Picea abies.

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