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12-Apr-2021

Dumontinia tuberosa with wood anemones Carlton Wood NNotts 2021-4-12 .JPG

Canon PowerShot SX600 HS
1/125s f/3.8 at 4.5mm iso160 hide exif
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Date/Time12-Apr-2021 13:07:52
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Focal Length4.5 mm
Exposure Time1/125 sec
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ISO Equivalent160
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nottinghamshire fungi04-May-2021 09:33
This acomycete is found only where there are plenty of wood anemones, its host plant. Although it is found in bare soil near or among the flowers rather than in or under them, it is still hard to spot, being itself various shades of brown to red-brown. The discs do not usually exceed 2 cms across. It has been recorded here only 3 times between 2012 and 2021, though I’m sure it must occur each year with so many of the host flowers present every spring. It has been recorded also at Papplewick in the south of the county. Not common.
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