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Subgénero AgaricusObservador
curry_dekirkDescrição
Growing from duff underneath Picea pungens.
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joematDescrição
I have been looking for this one for a while..
Snowbanks at 6450 feet. Subalpine around spruce. On wood. Near a creek of melting snow.
Cap 5.0-7.0 cms., viscid, yellow-brown to orange-brown, somewhat fibrillose-scaly with darker orange patches.
Gills close, adnate.
Stem 4.0-5.0 x 1 cm, with a glutinous ring zone that disappears.
(Pic7) Spores elliptic 6.5-7.8 x 3.5-4.4; Qaver= 1.81, elongate.
(Pics 8-9) Pleurocystida lageniform, abundant, 70-75 x 11-13 with necks 4-6, no crystals observed, no
Pic10) Cheilocystia abundant in places, relatively similar in shape to pleurocystidia, stockier, with short, tapered necks, no crystals observed, 50-52 x 14-15 with necks 5-6.
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Género LyophyllumObservador
joematDescrição
Under conifers, Duglas fir dominant. Close to snow banks.
Lyophyllum species. Flesh stains slowly blackish. I suspect could be Lyophylum infumatum, that has been observed multiple times in this area, but it is new for me.
Microscopy hasn't been helpful, because the spores are immature.
I found 1 spore that it was sub-rhomboidal and of the proper size (pic 4) . Most are eliptical or roundish, really small.
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Gyromitra ancilisObservador
jdcohenesqLugar
Clear Lake Recreation Area, Naches Ranger District, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, Yakima Co., Washington, USA (Google, OSM)Descrição
Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on May 15, 2024.
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lostcoastmikeDescrição
In the same forest area with many of the smaller branched Phaeoclavulina that do not stain. See last posting.
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