Glistening Inkcaps Coprinellus micaceus

Posted on March 18, 2017 by

I photographed these Glistening Inkcaps ( Coprinellus micaceus) on a rotting log in the North Riverside Pasture yesterday. They have dense fruitbody clusters, the caps are convex, thin-fleshed, striate of shallowly fluted, dusted with small, glistening scales or granules, ochre or buff to tan. The gills are whitish at first, becoming black, and turn to liquid when old. The stem is white and smooth, becoming grey-brown towards the base.

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Glistening Inkcaps ( Coprinellus micaceus)

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Glistening Inkcaps ( Coprinellus micaceus)

 

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4 Responses to Glistening Inkcaps Coprinellus micaceus

  1. Dina says:
    March 18, 2017 at 8:37 am

    Amazing, wonderful photos! I marvel at the wonders in Nature. So many good photo objects. 😉
    We wish you a wonderful weekend!

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  2. Pete Hillman says:
    March 18, 2017 at 8:43 am

    Lovely photos of these wonderful mushrooms, Michael!

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