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Geoglossum glutinosum Pers. Image location: Redwood Regional Park, Oakland, California, USA Under the one large douglas fir tree on the right side of the trail. Sporocarp covered in white microscopic hairs. Spores 86 – 92 × 5.5 – 7 micrometers, with 8 segments. 86.0 × 6.7 87.0 × 7.1 88.0 × 6.6 91.9 × 5.5 Used references: Seaver, F. J. 1951. The North American Cup-Fungi (Inoperculates). J. Cramer, New York, NY. 428p. Paraphyses 1000x, 10.92 micrometer divisions
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