#Ascomycete cup fungi are lined with millions of microscopic needle-shaped sacs (called asci) full of spores. They are pressure sensitive, so when they get hit with a gust of wind (or in this case me blowing on them), the spore sacs rupture, squirting a cloud of spores into the air to be carried on air currents. If you listen carefully, you can hear an audible “hiss” right when the spores are being released. What a cool method for spore dispersal! . Safety-wise it’s not particularly hazardous to
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Here I am blowing on some Ascomycete cup fungi (Common Brown Cups - Phylloscypha phyllogena - not edible). These mushrooms are packed with spores in little pressure sensitive sacs called asci (ascus). When they sense a change in air pressure, the needle shaped sac swells up and ruptures, squirting out spores into the air to be carried by the wind. If you turn up the volume, you can actually hear them “hiss” just as the spores are released. Pretty cool way to get your spores out there! Practice t
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#Ascomycete cup fungi are lined with millions of microscopic needle-shaped sacs (called asci) full of spores. They are pressure sensitive, so when they get hit with a gust of wind (or in this case me blowing on them), the spore sacs rupture, squirting a cloud of spores into the air to be carried on air currents. If you listen carefully, you can hear an audible “hiss” right when the spores are being released. What a cool method for spore dispersal!.Safety-wise it’s not particularly hazardous to b
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