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| Because so many trees fell down in Hurricane Ivan and are now rotting
on the ground in the forests, the winter rains (2005/2006) have given
the Cayman Islands a bumper crop of fungi - |
| There has never been a comprehensive study of Cayman's fungi -
so most of the photos here are not identified. We will post the names
of the species as we learn them. |
| (all photos by Lois Blumenthal unless noted) |
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| Chanterelles |
Photo by: Ann Stafford |
Chanterelles are often found
growing in the mulch under and around fallen Seagrape leaves |
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| Latticed Stinkhorn fungi |
Photo by: Ann Stafford |
Photo by: Ross Wrangham |
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Photo by: Ross Wrangham |
Photo by: Ross Wrangham |
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Photo by: Ross Wrangham
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The following grop of images (20) were taken
in October 2007 on Mastic Trail, Grand Cayman - Photos by Lois
Blumenthal |
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