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Very tiny gnats on mushroom
Ingrid Altmann
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Posted on 03-02-2010 15:32
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Hello,
today I found these tiny gants numerously at an old musty mushroom. Perhaps it is possible to designate the family?
The dates:
3.2.2010, Furth im Wald, Bavaria, Germany

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Hi Ingrid,

Since all the experts have gone off-line, I'll suggest Sciaridae

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You hardly need to be a 'specialist' to arrive at Sciaridae. However, if you gave the genus (or even better, species) name, then you would be a true specialist. Wink
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I thought I'd better leave you something to do! If I gave the species I'd be a fool, not a specialist Sad
 
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If you gave the correct species, you'd be a genius!
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I'm told it's possible to be both a genius and a fool. Unfortunately only one of these is within my reach.
 
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Thank you so much Stephen and Paul.

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