It is Solved!
The “seed pods” that I recently posted are not seed pods after all. I posted the photo on Instagram and asked if anyone knew what it was and the answered was revealed.
Cedar-apple rust fungus or the technical term Gymnosporangiu, jumiperi-virginiana. It takes approximately 2 years to get to this point. I have seen these before, without all the orange things hanging down, and assumed it was a seed pod.
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Posted on April 27, 2017, in Photography and tagged fungus, nature, new jersey, Pictures, seed pods. Bookmark the permalink. 9 Comments.
Wow that’s amazing! I would never have guessed fungus!
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Exterminate!
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There are way too many to exterminate.
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Shame; I can’t stand parasitic life forms.
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Is that a pest? (Like kudzu in the South?)
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It is a Fungus. I never heard of kudzu before. According to Wikipedia it does come/invade New Jersey.
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Quite an impressive fungus. Anything that can be done for the tree?
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Not that I am aware. A lot of the fungus things are up kinda high.
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Yeah. Please don’t fall off a ladder.
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