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A dug out Polyocephalomyces, a Cordyceps relative, growing from a cicada it killed in San Luis de Palenque

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Polyocephalomyces SanLuis DW Ms.jpg A cyphelloid pored fungus seen DoChu LaThumbnailsA farm house in Nyachuka. These houses started to get painted in the late 1990 when Matsutake money enabled farmers to do so. Before that house were unpainted.A cyphelloid pored fungus seen DoChu LaThumbnailsA farm house in Nyachuka. These houses started to get painted in the late 1990 when Matsutake money enabled farmers to do so. Before that house were unpainted.A cyphelloid pored fungus seen DoChu LaThumbnailsA farm house in Nyachuka. These houses started to get painted in the late 1990 when Matsutake money enabled farmers to do so. Before that house were unpainted.A cyphelloid pored fungus seen DoChu LaThumbnailsA farm house in Nyachuka. These houses started to get painted in the late 1990 when Matsutake money enabled farmers to do so. Before that house were unpainted.A cyphelloid pored fungus seen DoChu LaThumbnailsA farm house in Nyachuka. These houses started to get painted in the late 1990 when Matsutake money enabled farmers to do so. Before that house were unpainted.A cyphelloid pored fungus seen DoChu LaThumbnailsA farm house in Nyachuka. These houses started to get painted in the late 1990 when Matsutake money enabled farmers to do so. Before that house were unpainted.
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NIKON CORPORATION
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NIKON D850
DateTimeOriginal
2023:05:03 11:09:15
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f/13.0