Xylaria polymorpha, more commonly known as “Dead man’s fingers” is a saprobic fungus, usually growing from the base of decaying wood.
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Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Xylaria polymorpha, more commonly known as “Dead man’s fingers” is a saprobic fungus, usually growing from the base...
Xylaria polymorpha, more commonly known as “Dead man’s fingers” is a saprobic fungus, usually growing from the base of decaying wood.
Know more:
http://www.mushroomexpert.com/xylaria_polymorpha.html
#fungus #botanics
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Imagine this growing from the wood of a shallow buried coffin, it would certainly explain some of the myths around cemetaries. Like the one that your hands might grow/stick out of your grave if you ever told a lie to your mother.
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