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In addition to the fungi found in NIRMI plots, Munster is home to a recurring population of Myriostoma coliforme, a rare earthstar fungus.

This site has only been surveyed under fair weather conditions. Macrofungal data may be unreliable.

Species list for all plots

Latin Name ID Confidence Map Ecological Role Aleurodiscus oakesii Saprobe Biscogniauxia atropunctata Parasite Chlorociboria aeruginascens Saprobe Coprinus Saprobe Crucibulum laeve Saprobe Dendrothele Saprobe Ganoderma applanatum Parasite Geastrum morganii Saprobe Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite Marasmius capillaris Saprobe Mycena corticola Saprobe Mycena galericulata Saprobe Mycena haematopus Saprobe Mycena iodiolens Saprobe Panus conchatus Saprobe Parasola plicatilis Saprobe Phellinus Saprobe Phellinus gilvus Saprobe Polyporus alveolaris Saprobe Schizophyllum commune Saprobe Stereum complicatum Saprobe Stereum hirsutum Saprobe Stereum ostrea Saprobe Tetrapyrgos nigripes Saprobe Trametes versicolor Saprobe Trichaptum biforme Saprobe Xylobolus frustulatus Saprobe Species count : 27

Copy data to Excel or other programs:Latin Name ID Confidence Ecological Role Aleurodiscus oakesii Saprobe Biscogniauxia atropunctata Parasite Chlorociboria aeruginascens Saprobe Coprinus Saprobe Crucibulum laeve Saprobe Dendrothele Saprobe Ganoderma applanatum Parasite Geastrum morganii Saprobe Laetiporus sulphureus Parasite Marasmius capillaris Saprobe Mycena corticola Saprobe Mycena galericulata Saprobe Mycena haematopus Saprobe Mycena iodiolens Saprobe Panus conchatus Saprobe Parasola plicatilis Saprobe Phellinus Saprobe Phellinus gilvus Saprobe Polyporus alveolaris Saprobe Schizophyllum commune Saprobe Stereum complicatum Saprobe Stereum hirsutum Saprobe Stereum ostrea Saprobe Tetrapyrgos nigripes Saprobe Trametes versicolor Saprobe Trichaptum biforme Saprobe Xylobolus frustulatus Saprobe (Ctrl-C to copy to clipboard, Ctrl-V to paste)

Ecological role summary :

24	Saprobic	89%
3	Parasitic	11%

Protected Species Policy
To prevent poaching, NIRMI does not provide the location of any endangered, threatened, or otherwise protected species found within any of our plots. All lists, charts, and calculations (richness, FQI, etc.) therefore exclude these species as well.
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