#bisporella citrina

[oliviarosaline]

Yellow Fairy Cups

Calycina citrina syn. Bisporella citrina

November 22nd, 2023

St. Charles County, Missouri, USA

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

[mycoblogg]

FOTD #009 : yellow fairy cups! (bisporella citrina)

yellow fairy cups (AKA lemon discos) are fungi in the family helotiaceae. they are found in north africa, asia, europe, australia, new zealand, north america, & central + south america. fruit bodies are typically encountered growing in dense clusters on the surface of rotten wood (especially deciduous trees), particularly beech.

the big question : can i bite it?? nah - they are inedible.

b. citrina description :

"fruit bodies begin as spherical, closed globules, before expanding. the smooth, bright yellow fruit bodies are small—typically less than 3 mm (1⁄8 in) in diameter & up to 1 mm (1⁄32 in) high—& shallowly cup- or disc-shaped. the inner surface is smooth, & bright yellow, while the outer surface is a paler yellow. in mass, the spore color is white. the stalk is broad, pale yellow in color, & short to nearly absent; when present it is rarely more than 1 mm. the fruit bodies may be so numerous that their shapes are distorted by overcrowding. fruit bodies that have dried are wrinkled & have a dull orangish-brown color."

[images : source (same source for both)] [fungus description : source]

"THEY'RE SO CUTE !! i WANNA POKE 'EM :-) idc that they're inedible. i'm putting them in my mouth."

[emmaklee]

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Bisporella citrina - Lemon Drop

[residents-of-the-darkforest]

My contributions to df fungi!

Destroying Angel (Amanita bisporigera

Eyelash cup (Scutellinia scutellata)

Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria)

Frogskin brittlegill (Lactarius atroviridis)

Heliotrope webcap (Cortinarius iodes)

Ghoul’s eyes (Calostoma lutescena)

Gunpowder deathcap (Amanita onusta)

Lemon drops (Bisporella citrina)

Mousepee pinkgill (Entoloma incanum)

Purple coral (Clavaria zollingeri).

Sickener: (Russula emetica)

Swamp beacon (Mitrula elegans)

Witches hat (Hygrocybe conica)

!!!!!

[wills-woodland-warriors]

Fungi of the dark forest 

𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊𓍊𓋼𓍊

Destroying Angel (Amanita bisporigera

Eyelash cup (Scutellinia scutellata)

Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria)

Frogskin brittlegill (Lactarius atroviridis)

Heliotrope webcap (Cortinarius iodes)

Ghoul’s eyes (Calostoma lutescena)

Gunpowder deathcap (Amanita onusta)

Lemon drops (Bisporella citrina)

Mousepee pinkgill (Entoloma incanum)

Purple coral (Clavaria zollingeri).

Sickener: (Russula emetica)

Swamp beacon (Mitrula elegans)

Witches hat (Hygrocybe conica)

amethyst deceiver 

Pixie parasol 

Bleeding tooth mushroom 

Mauve splitting cap 

Magpie ink cap

Cordyceps 

Blue pinkgill / sky blue mushroom / entoloma hocksetetteri 

Bitter oyster (Panellus stipticus)  [bioluminescent] 

Little Ping-Pong Bats (Panellus pusillus) [bioluminescent] 

Green Pepe (Mycena chlorophos) [bioluminescent] 

Lilac Bonnet (Mycena pura) [bioluminescent]

Bleeding Fairy Helmet (Mycena haematopus)

Mycena Chlorophos [bioluminescent] 

Dead man’s fingers 

clathrus archeri.

All from myself or @/ambitiousauthor 

[trippybigcat]

Calycina Citrina perhaps. Missouri, Nov 2021

https://mushroomobserver.org/486711

[humanbyweight]

Lemon-Drop Fairy Cups (Bisporella citrina)

[lovecraftsgarden]

Bisporella citrina

Yellow Fairy Cups, Lemon Discos

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[madmushlove]

Lemon drop fungi  Bisporella citrina

The disks or cups of B citrina are only a few millimeters across, so it’s no wonder they can be easily missed despite their vibrant color.

They can be typically found on barkless decaying logs or in the cracks where bark is beginning to peel.

Common names include lemon drops or yellow fairy cups.  

Though they might be walked past without a thought, but catch them in sunlight and the color is almost dazzling. 

They can be somewhat conical shaped or flatten into disks.  They might have a very short stem, but this will lack any noticeable length or development which would be present in some lookalike species.

I find them from summer through fall.  You need a decent eye for detail, but they’re not uncommon.

[warm-rot]

Bisporella citrina

[dynam-patron-of-good-decisions]

1. Pavement Mushroom // Agaricus bitorquis 1/1 no sigils, squirrel

2. Bearded Fieldcap // Agrocybe molesta 2/2 no sigils

3. Pink Disco // Aleurodiscus wakefieldiae 1/2, Party, any card that destroys this can no longer attack

4. Snakeskin Grisette // Amanita ceciliae 2/3 with Snakeskin, lowers oncoming damage by one

5. False Deathcap // Amanita citrina 4/2 no sigils

6. Destroying Angel // Amanita virosa 1/4 with Crushing Demise, works the same as touch of death

7. Upper Crust // Amaurodon cyaneus 2/2 with High Society, other cards gain +1 to both stats when this card is hit

8. Club Foot // Ampulloclitocybe clavipes 2/2 no sigils

9. Hair Sedge Smut // Anthracoidea capillaris 1/3 with Seedy, summon a copy of this card into all empty spaces without this sigil when it dies

10. Bulbous Honey Fungus // Armillaria gallica 2/3 with Honeysweet, lowers all enemies attack power by 1

11. Purple Jellydisc // Ascocoryne sarcoides 2/3 with Jellyfish, cards that attack this lose 1 attack after

12. Powdery Piggyback // Asterophora lycoperdoides 2/1 with Powderkeg, explodes on death, dealing 10 damage to all adjacent cards

13. Barometer Earthstar // Astraeus hygrometricus 3/2 with Earthbreaker, deals +1 damage when nothing opposes it

14. Drab Tooth // Bankera fuligineoalba 2/1 with Toothy, explained earlier

15. Lemon Disco // Bisporella citrina 2/3 with Party, explained earlier

16. The Pretender // Boletus pseudoregius, 0/0 with Copy, Steals the attack and health from the opposing card and adds it to it's own

17. The Humpback // Cantharellula umbonata, 4/4 with Massive, takes up two spaces, only used by The Angler

18. Dewdrop Dapperling // Chamaemyces fracidus, 2/1 with High Society, explained above

19. Gassy Webcap // Cortinarius traganus 2/2 with Noxious, the card that destroys this is destroyed

20. Golden Navel // Chrysomphalina chrysophylla 1/2 with Midas Touch, gain 1 overkill if this card is defeated

21. Devil's Fingers // Clathrus archeri 1/1 with Drag to Hell, the card that defeats this is dragged to your side

22. Skinny Club // Clavaria incarnata 3/1 with no sigils

23. Mealy Frosted Funnel // Clitocybe ditopa, 2/2 with no sigils

24. Lentil Shanklet // Collybia tuberosa 2/3 with no sigils

25. Tiger's Eye // Coltricia perennis 2/2 with Magpie's Eye, the same as normal

26. Wet Rot // Coniophora puteana 1/1 with Rotting, summons when a card dies

27. Distinguished Inkcap // Coprinus alopecius 2/2 with High Society

28. Drumstick Truffleclub // Cordyceps capitata 2/1, no sigils

29. Bug Sputnik // Cordyceps clavulata 1/2 with Infestation, gives you a Fungus/1 Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis drone when played

30. Turquoise Elfcup // Chlorociboria aeruginosa 2/4, wooden roots, can't take more than 2 damage a turn

31. Hairy Parachute // Crinipellis scabella 2/2 with Mighty Leap, same as normal

32. Common Bird's Nest // Crucibulum laeve 1/2 with Airborne, same as normal

33. Cinnamon Jellybaby // Cudonia confusa, 1/2 with Jellyfish

34. Weeping Toothcrust // Dacryobolus sudans 1/1 with Toothy, deals +1 damage to cards with more attack than it

35. King Alfred's Cakes / Cramp Balls // Daldinia concentrica 3/3 with no sigils

36. Dark Crazed Cap // Dermoloma pseudocuneifolium 2/1 with Rising Dark, the opponment cannot see your field while this is on it

37. Snaketongue Truffleclub // Elaphocordyceps ophioglossoides 2/2 with Snakeskin

38. Witches' Butter // Exidia glandulosa 1/2 with no sigils

39. Elbowpatch Crust // Fomitiporia punctata 2/1 with no sigils

40. Funeral Bell // Galerina marginata 1/1 with Crushing Demise

41. Cabbage Parachute // Gymnopus brassicolens 1/3 with Mighty Leap

42. Bitter Poisonpie // Hebeloma sinapizans 2/2 with Noxious

43. Twisted Deceiver // Laccaria tortilis 1/3 with Copy

44. Whiskery Milkcap // Lactarius mairei 2/1 with Party

45. Chicken of the Woods // Laetiporus sulphureus 1/2 with no sigils

46. Hairy Nuts Disco // Lanzia echinophila 3/2 with Party

47. Cat Dapperling // Lepiota felina 1/2 with High Society and Pet!, when this card is touched, it gains +1 attack and health, upto +3

48. Dog's Mercury Rust // Melampsora populnea 2/2 with Pet!

49. Goblet Parachute // Marasmiellus vaillantii 1/3 with mighty leap

50. Bald Knight // Melanoleuca melaleuca 2/4 with no sigils

51. Bedstraw Smut // Melanotaenium endogenum 1/2 with Drag to Hell

52. Cryptic Bonnet // Mycena picta 2/2 with Nightmare, when this card gets attacked, randomize it's stats

53. Vampires Bane // Mycetinis scorodonius 1/3 with Nightmare

54. Mint Mildew // Neoerysiphe galeopsidis 2/1 with Minty, cards placed in this cards space after it dies gain it's stats +their own

55. Hotlips // Octospora humosa 2/2 with Drag to Hell

56. Jack O Lantern // Omphalotus illudens 1/2 with Nightmare

57. Zombie Ant Fungus // Ophiocordyceps unilateralis Fungus/4 with Infestation and Drag to Hell

58. Mealy Oyster // Ossicaulis lignatilis 1/1 with no sigils

59. Midnight Disco // Pachyella violaceonigra 3/3 with Party

60. Pancake Crust // Perenniporia medulla-panis 2/1 with edible, you can place a card on this one, and it gains it's stats and sigils

61. Bonfire Cauliflower // Peziza proteana f. sparassoides 1/1 with edible

62. Lion Shield // Pluteus leoninus 1/5 with Lions Heart, all damage goes to this card

63. Moon Carrot Rust // Puccinia libanotidis 2/3 with edible

64. The Flirt // Russula vesca 2/2 with drag to hell

65. Potato Earthball // Scleroderma bovista 2/10Only used by the Prospecter

66. Contorted Strangler // Squamanita contortipes 5/10 Only used by The Mycologists

67. Hairy Earthtongue // Trichoglossum hirsutump 1/3 with no sigils

68. Plums and Custard // Tricholomopsis rutilans 2/10 with revival, Only used by the Trapper and Trader

69. Scurfy Twiglet // Tubaria furfuracea 2/2 with no sigils

70. Fingered Candlesnuff // Xylaria digitata 5/1 0Only used by the Mycologists

71. Dead Moll's Fingers // Xylaria longipes 2/1 with Drag to Hell

Swordhilt mushroom, 1/2 no sigils

Trenti, 2/2 with Wrathful, when destroyed, return back to the hand with +1 attack

[slugzill4]

lemon drops

Bisporella citrina

[gracette]

guess it’s time for a pwetty mushwoom

SO tru and i'd love to talk about some other disco fungi. the reason u'll see some fungi with "disco" in the name is because they belong(ed) to a taxonomic class called Discomycetes!

many of these fungi are cup fungi, including the Hairy Nuts Disco, which begins as a cup shape and then flattens out into a little piece of bologna over time.

these are Lemon Disco fungi :) or Bisporella citrina

[sciencealert]

🍋 👯‍♀️ This funky little fungus is called LEMON DISCOS (Bisporella citrina). But it's not because it likes to party! It's because its phylum, Ascomycota, used to be called Discomycetes. Heck with it, we're having a fungus party! 🍄 📷: aeterno/iNaturalist/CC-BY-NC-ND http://bit.ly/2XcjJ25

[hubertspala]

Mushroom Collection #1

Post-It challenge is ongoing and the main theme for February I went for is mushrooms! There wasn't mush room in my schedule for mush more, but I at least managed to get them out, because I am such a fun guy. All the mushrooms on display are real life mushies and here they are in order: - Bald Knight (Malenoleuca melaleuca) - Fingered Candlesnuff (Xylaria digitata) - Lemon Disco (Bisporella citrina) - The Humpback (Cathurellula umbonata) - Hairy Parachute (Crinipallis scabella) - Cinnamon Jellybaby (Cudonia confusa) - Chicken of the Woods (Laetiporus sulphureus) - Bird's Nest (Crucibulum laeve) - Lion Shield (Pluteus leoninus) - Bulbous Honey Fungus (Armillaria gallica) More to come at the end of the month!

[boudhabar]

bisporella citrina