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- Cover page Tepu village with Tapanahoni River from the air
- Pleurotus djamor, a great edible Oyster mushroom. Note the different color in the fruiting bodies of the same mycelium
- Pleurotus djamor var roseus - Tropical oyster, a great edible mushroom
- Poison dart frog - Dendrobates tinctorius seen in Tepu
- Esero, a local mushroom expert and his parrot inspect a Stereum with parasitizing Tremella in Tepu
- Cantharellus guyanensis field around the Teramu (Caesalipinaceae) tree
- Cantharellus guyanensis Display
- Cantharellus guyanensis in a transport basket made on the spot
- Cantharellus Rayan Kiran Daniel Romano
- Daniel showing mushroom pictures in 8th grade, the highest grade in Tepu school
- Passion fruit (Passiflora sp.) flower with ant
- Cookeina with Basha Jan in Tepu
- Cookeina sulcipes? The taxonomy of Cookeina is not clear yet.
- Cookeina speciosa fried - great crunchy consistency and good taste like fungal baconW Ms
- A Trogia, quite similar to Trogia venenata from Yunnan that is infamous having killed 300 people.
- Lentinus crinitus seen from the side. A rather firm if not tough, but edible mushroom. Turning it into a powder as mushroom spice or cooking it long too soften helps.
- Lentinus crinitus (var. berteroi?), the Fringed Sawgill is an edible mushroom in the polypore family.
- A young Tremella fuciformis known in China as Silver or Snow fungus and appreciated as food stuff and medicine. It usually parasitizes on (Annulo-)Hypoxylon fungus.
- Auricularia delicata, a common edible wood ear. Strangely we found only these babies. Apparently it had not rained sufficient in Tepu yet.
- A very young Auricularia polytricha, the rains were not sufficient for a good crop of wood ears