[NatureNS] Mold or Fungi

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Date: Sun, 02 Oct 2011 18:30:16 -0300
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Good bit of info=2E=A0 Thanks!

I walk by a =22patch=22 of this on my dog walks=2E Everytime=2C I think =
=22Huh=2C I should bring my camera=22 =2C =A0 then promptly forget that =
thought till the next dog walk=2E

There is some of this growing on an alder at the Windsor Exhibition grou=
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Angela in Windsor

On 10/02/11=2C Christopher Majka  =3Cc=2Emajka=40ns=2Esympatico=2Eca=3E =
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=3E Hi James=2C
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=3E Thanks for sending the photos=2E Fortunately this was easy for me to=
 identify=2C since it=27s not mold or fungi but in fact an insect! =3A-=3E=

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=3E These are woolly alder aphids (Prociphilus tessellatus Fitch=2C 1851=
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=3E http=3A//www2=2Ebrevard=2Eedu/jefrick/aphids=2Ehtm
=3E http=3A//bugguide=2Enet/node/view/157195
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=3E If you scrape away some of the white=2C cottony flocculant material =
on the surface you will see the aphids within=2E
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=3E Cheers!
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=3E Chris
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=3E On 2-Oct-11=2C at 1=3A33 PM=2C James Hirtle wrote=3A
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=3E =3E Hi all=3A
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=3E =3E I=27ve taken photos of a white filamentous mold or fungi growing=
 on the bark of a small tree=2E=A0 The photos were taken along the Back =
Harbour Trail in Lunenburg a few days ago=2E=A0 If there is someone onli=
ne who is an expert in the field and would like to see the photos=2C let=
 me know=2C I would love to know a little more about this growth=2E=A0 T=
hanks in advance=2E
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lifax=2C Nova Scotia=2C Canada
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