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The ubiquitous Mycena holoporphyra seen in Rio Claro

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Mycena holoporphyra Disp Rio Claro DW Ms.jpg The rhizmorphs of this Marasmius is used by the Yanomami Indians as decoration material when weaving baskets. growing in Rio ClaroThumbnailsThe very tough fruiting body of Daldinia seen in Pauna's oak forestThe rhizmorphs of this Marasmius is used by the Yanomami Indians as decoration material when weaving baskets. growing in Rio ClaroThumbnailsThe very tough fruiting body of Daldinia seen in Pauna's oak forestThe rhizmorphs of this Marasmius is used by the Yanomami Indians as decoration material when weaving baskets. growing in Rio ClaroThumbnailsThe very tough fruiting body of Daldinia seen in Pauna's oak forestThe rhizmorphs of this Marasmius is used by the Yanomami Indians as decoration material when weaving baskets. growing in Rio ClaroThumbnailsThe very tough fruiting body of Daldinia seen in Pauna's oak forestThe rhizmorphs of this Marasmius is used by the Yanomami Indians as decoration material when weaving baskets. growing in Rio ClaroThumbnailsThe very tough fruiting body of Daldinia seen in Pauna's oak forest