same locality as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/112346067
Tentative ID - spotted by @mattunitis
@dbltucker bryo emergency. ono drying muds of receding subalpine lake
Cheam Lake Wetlands Regional Park, Fraser Valley, BC, Canada
Odd. Sheltered crevive under rotting log
Sphagnum dots
Collected. Spotted by @bradenjudson can't remember habitat/
At the time that @bradenjudson spotted this stuff, we thought it was Kurzia. Wondering now if hints of Lep sand? over peaty, bryophyte rich soil
In mixed hepatic mat of herbertus pleurozia, and lepidozia filamentosa under cedar shrubs in bog. No gemmae but confirmed under microscope. Broadly recurved ventral margin, and convex leaves, no underleaves. @johndreyolds @bradenjudson @rambryum
v stoked about this one
Mature 2nd-growth
coniferous forest; THE NAUTILUS 124(1):25–33, 2010
(naturally
regenerated with
patches of old
growth)
Morning dew, roosting on a grass stem. Kunsoot Creek, Denney Island. Near Bella Bella, Central Coast, BC, Canada
Swept from Grindelia stricta.
I think this might be C. jamesi, like my previous observation (linked below). My photography setup is better now, and I have more experience, so I'll try to re-ID under a scope.
Steep face of creekside rock with bryos below soil-creek rock margin. Some stem leaves pigmented, sometimes inconsistent and splotchy as in the tenth photo?
Trailing down small cliff face in bog. Trigonous.
on salmonberry in hyperoceanic drippy splash zone of water fall.
Collected for the Royal BC Museum
Photos #1-4 taken by @dccopley for identification and uploaded at their request / with their permission
Photos #5-10 on are my own in the field. Individual was alive at time of photos being taken.
Sporocarps - Sessile, ≈0.7-1mm, growing on bark.
Peridium - Bright orange, brittle, calcareous, seems thick.
Capillitium - White, overall quite irregular. Nodes: yellow, elongated, made of granules.
Spores - Dark brown in mass, brown in transmitted light, minutely warted. I'd guess within the range of 7-10um.
@tyson_ehlers @ryan_durand @pamjanszen Feeling pretty good about my ID. P. lateritium doesn't seem to match as well given sporocarp size, peridium, and nodes. P. rubiginosum also just seems more likely.
maybe? Or some other Alpinobombus? @sydcannings @manysarahs @beesofcanada
Observation collected with permission from BC Parks
on conglomerate bolder
likely calc-enriched
On Quercus garryana abaxial leaf surface
Trail behind Mandum Homestay, Wilson's Bird of Paradise hike. Waigeo. Raja Ampat, Indonesia.
In Bazzania trilobata in bog.
Gymnocolea inflata? Denney Island, Central Coast, BC, Canada
On deadened bryos (neckera?)
Tucked under the operculum.
I think. In drainage along bare gravel
my first male! under rock. habitat photos included
Not sure about IDing these, so I took a couple specimens in 95% EtOH
in sphagnum compactum. @jstraka
@bradenjudson this was in the same clump and might be kicking around in samples you took.
on harpanthus flotovianus on margins of drainage along lower edges of subalpine cirque.
forming massive carpet on otherwise unvegetated 45 degree slope
@bradenjudson this was bycatch from the sundew lake area. You were wondering if you had it, so you likely did. Dentate scales distinguish this from blytttii
around mini creek cascade
on fine soil of logging road drainage ditch. @dbltucker @bradenjudson
Collected. Sweep-netted from tall grass at the edge of several ponds with deciduous trees nearby.
Vial PL.5
On Sanicula crassicaulis. Observation for the tiny white lesions/spots, not the leafminer (separate obs.).
Very tentative. Early stage infection of Physoderma pluriannulatum? Or maybe Ochropsora ariae (s.l.)? cf. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/222744364, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/164087261
@dbltucker @bradenjudson @steveansell -- prolate ribbony fern gametophyte or low energy pellia? On deeply shaded soil of tip up. No sample, Maybe not fern-- midrib seemingly present. But so thin.
WTF? calcy spring drainage
shoreline silty sandstone boulder, late cretaceous
Observation of the Andrena is here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/222952103
R. parkeri, species missing from iNat taxonomy
Isolated as an endophyte of a Douglas-fir needle, following surface sterilization. Grown on 2% malt + 0.3% yeast extract agar, grown at 20C in the dark
Drift specimen, saw several this year (none in June 2023). First photo shows side-by-side with Alaria marginata (left) while Pleurophycus (right) has a much wider midrib).
@dccopley Would you want a specimen of this individual?
Photo of old print.
Nanaimo Lakes Rd. "N side Nanaimo River near Green Cr".
Not much detail visible in the photo unfortunately, but I don't recall there being any doubt about the ID at the time. Perhaps not present on Vancouver Island anymore.