Cup Fungus
Orange-colored, inverted cup. Similar to 'orange-peel' fungus. Moist, rotting log in South Nandi Forest.
Bracket Fungus
Polypores form shelf-like fruiting bodies on the logs or dead standing trees where the fungus is decomposing the wood inside.
Foliose Lichen
Gray-green lichen with leaf-like form and growing upon twigs of living trees in partial shade.
Lichen with Apothecia
Saucer-shaped structures on foliose lichen are the fruiting bodies. On twigs of scrubland trees.
Tube Lichen
Gray-green lichen with finger-like lamellae epiphytic upon twigs of living trees in partial shade.
Tube Lichen
Another gray-green lichen with finger-like lamellae epiphytic upon twigs of living trees in partial shade.
Old Man's Beard
Slender lichen tassels affixed to tree branches. Silvery green color.
Orange Cup Lichen
These are the fruiting bodies or apothecia of an epiphytic lichen.
Golden Hair Lichen
Growing epiphytically on branches of semi-deciduous scrub habitat tree.
Black Oyster Lichen
A purple-black lichenized fungi growing on a mossy boulder at 2400 m elevation.
Wild Mushroom
This wild mushrooms was found in savannna grassland. Remnants of the veil form a ring on the stalk.
Wild Mushroom
Many species of wild mushrooms. No information on toxicity.
Orange Pore Fungus
Even as this dead, fallen branch supports a dense garden of Bryophytes, fungi are converting what's left of the wood.
Pink Mushroom
Pinkish cap is tilted to one side and the gills are deeply folded.
Puff Ball Mushroom
Oblong or spherical mushroom with no exposed gills. Bright white surface with slight undulations.
Smut on Knotweed
Inky-black spores released from swollen growths emerging from flowering spikes. A Basidiomycete plant pathogen.
Powdery Mildew
Fungus appears like a dusting of white powder on leaves of Senna occidentalis. Many other types on other plants.
Corn Gray Leaf Spot
Pathogenic fungus on cultivated maize. Grey splotches in larger areas of brown, necrotic leaf.