Pale blue light emitting mushroom found in Sendai

Photo : In Sendai (Photographic sensitivity 6400, Exposure time 30 seconds)

 

Approx. 60 mushrooms were found emitting pale blue light in Taihaku ward of Sendai.

These were growing on a dead tree. The diameter of a cap was about 1cm.

 

Professor Hirai from Koriyama Women’s University & College comments it looks like Mycena chlorophos, which is seen in the islands of offshore Pacific.

He states if it was really Mycena chlorophos, that’s really rare to see in Northern area of Japan.

 

The specific sort of these mushrooms is not identified.

 

3 Pale blue light emitting mushroom found in Sendai

 

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Français :

Un champignon luminescent bleu pale découvert à Sendai

 

Photo : A Sendai (sensibilité = 6400 ASA/ISO, Exposition = 30 secondes)

Dans le district de Taihaku de Sendai on a découvert une soixantaine de champignons luminescents bleu pale.
Ils poussaient sur un arbre mort. Le diamètre du carpophore (chapeau) est d’environ 1 cm.

Le Pr Hirai de l’Université & Collège pour filles de Koriyama déclare qu’ils ressemblent à des Mycena chlorophos, une espèce qu’on trouve dans les îles lointaines du Pacifique.
Il affirme qu’il s’agit bien de Mycena chlorophos qui est vraiment rare dans les régions du nord du Japon.

L’espèce exacte de ces champignons-là n’est néanmoins pas établie.

3 Pale blue light emitting mushroom found in Sendai

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