ilookaftertherain's Identifications
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What
Subgénero AgaricusObservador
carolinabeanDescrição
Gills faded to brown after mushroom was picked
Smells mushroomy and a bit fishy. Somewhat like a fish stick. Strong odor but, in a way, pleasant.
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Observador
pucakDescrição
Substrate. Dead hardwood
Habit. Many
No distinctive odor
AS-20240528-02
CV eval
Pic 1. Phloeomana speirea> Mycena subviscosa> Roridomyces austrororidus
Pic 2. Roridomyces austrororidus> Mycena arcangeliana> Mycena tenerrima
Pic 3. Mycena tenerrima> Resinomycena> Atheniella flavoalba
Pic 4. Mycena subviscosa> Phloeomana speirea> Strobilurus trullisatus
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What
Género CyathusObservador
pucakDescrição
Special note. Specimens can't be ID'd as C. striatus based on CV evaluation of images. Images of similar bird's nests confirmed as Cyathus annulatus by ITS sequencing were also ID'd as C. striatus by CV.
Substrate. Dead hardwood
Habit. Few
ARS-20240528-05
CV eval
Pic 1. Cyathus striatus
Pic 2. Cyathus striatus
Pic 3. Cyathus striatus
Pic 4. Cyathus striatus
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Observador
calvinwalfordDescrição
Ground next to mixed forest
Clay soil
Few individuals
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What
Clavaria fumosaObservador
pucakDescrição
Substrate. Soil
Habit. Many
FYA-20240522-28
CV eval
Pic 1. Clavaria fumosa
Pic 2. Clavaria fumosa
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What
Panellus stipticusObservador
mpearlsteinDescrição
Growing at base of living pine and on pine wood next to base of the pine.
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What
Género StemonitisObservador
mpearlsteinDescrição
O dead pine
Is there more than one species visible, or is this all the same fungus?
Stemonitopsis typhina?
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What
Género GyroporusObservador
mpearlsteinDescrição
Growing in soil under mixed woods.
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What
Stemonaria longaObservador
mpearlsteinDescrição
I’m pretty sure it’s growing on dead hardwood
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What
Amanitas e Afins (Género Amanita)Observador
mpearlsteinDescrição
In soil under mainly hardwoods, but pine present.
The bulb broke while handling.
No apparent ring or skirt, but there is a string of something stretching from the stem to the gills.
Estatísticas
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