azswallowtail's Identifications

Mottled brown cap, yellow orange forked gills, white stem and context, no staining, mild odor and taste, on ground under spruce in mixed conifer habitat.

DNA Sequenced

Or similar. Growing on a burnt ponderosa pine log

Soil under spruce and Douglas fir TAC338 Sheeps crossing

Soil under mixed conifers. Slightly hot, slight pinkish blush on stipe TAC544 Dehydrated specimen has brown cap and hollow stipe

DNA sequenced.

Grassy soil under Spruce. TAC 601

On aspen log

On dead Doug fir. Last seasons, fruit bodies

On dead conifer in area of ponderosa pine and Douglas fir

On dead conifer in mixed woods including balsam fir and hemlock.

Rough zoned cap. Pinkish brown pore surface. Pink flesh. Leathery not woody. On conifer log in area of Douglas fir, pine and spruce.

DNA Sequenced

On underside of ponderosa pine log TAC540

On living but compromised mature alligator juniper. TAC482

pinkish red cap, pores and flesh, woody, cap not encrusted, on conifer stump in area of Douglas fir, spruce, and ponderosa pine

DNA sequenced.

On alligator gym to Juniper. Same as

On log in area of spruce Douglas fir and aspen TAC519

On dead Spruce log. Hoof shaped, hard, pinkish Pores

Hoof shape with Pinkish flesh and slightly rose-colored pores. On dead conifer in the area of Pine spruce and Douglas fir. Last year’s fruit bodies. TAC 304 Baldy crossover trail near Lee Valley

DNA sequenced