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Género HypholomaObservador
cgrove79Descrição
Mushroom, found in cluster. Cap is beige at the margin with a gradient to burnt-orange color towards the center. Cap has wavy margin, no zonation or striations, and is approximately 3 inches in diameter. Adnexed gills on underside of cap with gray colored gills inside and paler white or cream color gills towards the cap margin. Growing apparently from buried rotting wood beside a pine tree, with oaks also in the area. Approximately 4 inches tall. Apparently maroon to purple spore print. No change in color upon bruising or tearing.
Colony of Dicyrtomina minuta (I think) living in underside of cap.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/141835256
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/141832338
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spiraldaneDescrição
Historically a wildflower rich forest edge, now logged and bordered by pasture.
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Suillus umbonatusObservador
cmcginn88Descrição
Collection # M-07. In the woods just off the coast. Was on the ground in pine needles. There was no overhead but there were pines nearby. There were a few sword ferns nearby.
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mel_227Descrição
Thought it was a small puffball species, but going with recommendation. Black is underneath side.
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buckraederDescrição
This bolete does not stain the fingers. Cap is dry and sort of powdery. Basal mycelium yellow. Cap flesh yellow. Cap flesh will stain paper yellow. Suspected R. ornatipes.
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julielogDescrição
??? Boletus curtisii? Sticky cap no immediate staining hardwood forest near septic field.
