UK Fungi

Chris Johnson wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 14, 2020 2:51 pm

Phlebiopsis gigantea - it has wonderful cystidia.

It does indeed great micrograph

Ah Ken, nice to hear from you! Hope all is well.

Chris Johnson wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 09, 2020 5:50 pm

Thanks Chris.
A UKFungi Gallery is an interesting idea.
Cheers,
Chris

I did a page before but it is non-standard and there were some security issues. There was talk of an official plug-in to do it, so Ill take a look to see if that has progressed at all.

Due to the fact we are getting about 50 bots per human registering (purely to post spam), I've disabled registration. Seems to be a coordinated spam attck.

Its a quiet time of year anyway, if you are a human and want to register, contact me through the contact form.

The concern for me is the apparent lack of beta testing. It's standard practice to put any new software through a beta testing programme. For big vendors, like game companies, this is done by an army of volunteers, who do it for free in exchange for getting a beta version of the game for free. They ...

Welcome to Uk Fungi :) Please take a moment to read HELP US TO HELP YOU TO IDENTIFY YOUR FINDS We appreciate you might not be able to provide all these details, but the more the better chance we have of reaching an ID. In this case, some habitat notes might be useful and a photo of the fungus in sit...

Tried all of that exactly as you did. Got 4 records. Thought it might be a cookies or caching issue with Firefox, so tried it with Edge. Same result. Tried it with Carmarthenshire, got 0 records, Oxfordshire, 1 record, for ID=6722026, Strobilurus tenacellus. Its beginning to sound like a permission ...

Antoine Carter on ASCOFrance has sorted it - to quote him: " I have solved the problem. Having moved server it is no longer https (Secure). It is just http. So just cross the s off. I think you owe mw a couple of drinks for this effort. Tony Carter " Thank heavens he posted this before 11pm on Frid...

Thanks guys! Glad it's been useful for you.
I have the FSC (natural history museum) lichen leaflets for common species. I must start looking, especially as this is a quiet time for larger fungi.

regards Adam

It's nonsense about data protection. The names of recorders are not sensitive, and there is no need to give further details than name and where the fungus was recorded. This would be aan ideal time for CATE to show the way, but Michael Jordan seems determined to involve everyone in his war with the ...

To echo what Mike says, it's almost a certainty that something else is killing the bonsai. But even if the Bonsai survives, any old tree has dead parts. Look at one of those hollow veteran oaks. The inside is dead, but the tree could live another 300 years. Look out for signs of other fungi and send...

I've held back from public criticism till now but it's really had long enough. The biggest issue for me is actually finding any records. For Pembrokeshire, I get 4 records and that's when I remember to increase the duration from 6 months to something like 60 years. Why 6 months? Why set any time as ...