Records of Lycogala terrestre (Wolf’s Milk) : | ||||
1: Lycogala terrestre (Wolf’s Milk) | ||||
8 May 2004 | OSGR: TF40 | 52° 40’ N, 0° 10’ E | Vice County: Cambs (VC 29) | England |
12 immature fruitbodies on split, fallen, rotten, waterlogged, soft ?Apple trunk | ||||
2: Lycogala terrestre (Wolf’s Milk) | ||||
8 May 2004 | OSGR: TF40 | 52° 40’ N, 0° 10’ E | Vice County: Cambs (VC 29) | England |
6 ripe fruitbodies on dead Apple stump | ||||
3: Lycogala terrestre (Wolf’s Milk) | ||||
27 May 1979 | OSGR: SU94 | 51° 10’ N, 0° 40’ W | Vice County: Surrey (VC 17) | England |
Young sporocarps | ||||
4: Lycogala terrestre (Wolf’s Milk) | ||||
23 Apr 1977 | OSGR: SU74 | 51° 10’ N, 0° 60’ W | Vice County: North Hants (VC 12) | England |
unripe fruitbodies, on burnt log | ||||
Lycogala terrestre (Wolf’s Milk) may be included in identification literature listed under the following higher taxa:
NBN (data.nbn.org.uk) has a distribution map for Lycogala terrestre (Wolf’s Milk) |
BioInfo (www.bioinfo.org.uk) has 0 host/parasite/foodplant and/or other relationships for Lycogala terrestre (Wolf’s Milk) |
The pale buff or pink aethalia are very common on damp rotting wood.
The commonest species of the genus in Britain. Formerly not distinguished from the less frequent L. epidendrum.
The fragile pseudocapillitial tubes are 12-25µm diam (8-12µm in L. epidendrum).
The pink plasmodium, pale aethalia and pink spore mass separate it from L. epidendrum.
L. epidendrum.
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