<em>Mollisia</em> species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/18/2015). Confirmed by A.E. Bessette via Jo and Bob Solem. (Photo ID: 46976 - Psn: 20)

Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/18/2015). Confirmed by A.E. Bessette via Jo and Bob Solem.

View Record Details Photo by Bonnie Ott MBP List

<em>Mollisia</em> species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/28/2019). (Photo ID: 158625 - Psn: 20)

Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/28/2019).

View Record Details Photo by Sue Muller MBP List

<em>Mollisia</em> species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/18/2015). Confirmed by A.E. Bessette via Jo and Bob Solem. (Photo ID: 46977 - Psn: 21)

Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/18/2015). Confirmed by A.E. Bessette via Jo and Bob Solem.

View Record Details Photo by Bonnie Ott MBP List

<em>Mollisia</em> species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/30/2015). Confirmed by A. E. Bessette. (Photo ID: 46978 - Psn: 30)

Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/30/2015). Confirmed by A. E. Bessette.

View Record Details Photo by Joanne Solem MBP List

Spores of one <em>Mollisia</em> species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/30/2015). Fusiform, smooth, hyaline; measured 6.7-8.0 X 2.1-3.0 [3.4] microns. Spores of other species are going to be different! (Photo ID: 46979 - Psn: 100)

Spores of one Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/30/2015). Fusiform, smooth, hyaline; measured 6.7-8.0 X 2.1-3.0 [3.4] microns. Spores of other species are going to be different!

View Record Details Photo by Robert Solem MBP List

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Status

This genus of more than 40 species is difficult and poorly understood (J. Solem, pers. comm.).

Description

Dense clusters on variety of plant hosts, frequently on damp, rotting hardwoods. Fruiting body: Tiny (to 1/16"), round/cup-shaped becoming flat or distorted in age; sometimes anchored on clear/brownish mycelium. Fertile (interior) surface of varying colors from white, yellow, blue, and gray to almost black; white edge when young. Infertile (exterior) surface: Grayish to brownish, covered with down. Stalkless. (J. Solem, pers. comm.)

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Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/18/2015). Confirmed by A.E. Bessette via Jo and Bob Solem. View Record Details Media by Bonnie Ott.

Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/28/2019). View Record Details Media by Sue Muller.

Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/18/2015). Confirmed by A.E. Bessette via Jo and Bob Solem. View Record Details Media by Bonnie Ott.

Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/30/2015). Confirmed by A. E. Bessette. View Record Details Media by Joanne Solem.

Spores of one Mollisia species in Howard Co., Maryland (12/30/2015). Fusiform, smooth, hyaline; measured 6.7-8.0 X 2.1-3.0 [3.4] microns. Spores of other species are going to be different! View Record Details Media by Robert Solem.

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Mollisia sp. (Fr.) P.Karst. (1871)

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