Fairy Parachutes 》 Marasmiellus candidus
Found these little cuties under one of the pecan trees at my parents house.
Southeast Texas, 14 July 2025

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Fairy Parachutes 》 Marasmiellus candidus
Found these little cuties under one of the pecan trees at my parents house.
Southeast Texas, 14 July 2025

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It’s a humid day here, so let’s keep some mushrooms in the feed. This is a Marasmiellus cf. candidus from Rome city, a very nice and delicate fungus from a Mediterranean oak wood inside the eternal city. I passed something like one and half hour just enjoying photographing this one in various modes. This one was shot with a new lens (cannot say more for now). #fungi #fungiofinstagram #mushroom #marasmiellus #mycota #ilovefungi #macro #macrophotography #laowa #newlenses #godox @ilcp_photographers @conservationvisuals @naturepicturelibrary https://www.instagram.com/p/CWNsGAvqyfe/?utm_medium=tumblr
This is Marasmiellus ramealis - the twig parachute mushroom. It mostly grows on old, dead bramble and raspberry canes (though other twigs will do.)
It's pretty tiny - maxes out at a cap-diameter of about 1.5cm.
Marasmiellus candidus
These tiny mushrooms are Marasmiellus candidus (Marasmiaceae), a cosmopolitan species which grows gregarious on dead twigs and branches of dead conifers, hardwoods, and shrubs.
During wet weather, this mushroom sometimes fruits abundantly on twigs on the forest floor. It is distinguished by the white cap, which may develop pink stains in age, the very distant gills, and light-colored stalk that darkens in age from base up.
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Photo credit: ©Alfredo Burguete Genoves | Locality: not indicated

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