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Tylopilus tabacinusObserver
inhsor_23Description
Date: 09/21/22
Collector: Roshni Panwala
Location: Hammocks on 20th Apartment Complex
-Found on grassy lawn not near any leaf litter or trees; grew isolation
-Brown, spongey pore surface; after sometime drying it produced some yellow ooze droplets; Pores on the hymenium
-Cap is soft and coffee brown; convex shape but almost flat
-Stipe is bulbous and gets darkers in color about 1 cm from the cap
-Adnate hymenium
Based on the pore/stipitate combination of this specimen, I originally thought it was a boletes species but after some recommendation for Tylopilus, I researched and saw that my specimen does have very similar feature including its symmetrical color. It is still a type of bolete fungus but may likely be Tylopilus tabacinus.
Source: https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/202393-Tylopilus-tabacinus
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Ringless Honey Mushroom (Desarmillaria caespitosa)Observer
mielikki--Description
Unk?
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Stinking Orange Oyster (Phyllotopsis nidulans)Observer
irena10Description
Was very fuzzy and soft. Close to a small pond. Have seen it in this park before.
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Yellow American Blusher (Amanita flavorubens)Observer
notdogDescription
At base of oak. See Kuo on A. flavorubescens vs. A. flavorubens.
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Black Morel (Morchella angusticeps)Observer
memebroomDescription
Round valley recreation area
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Dryad's Saddle (Cerioporus squamosus)Observer
zitsermDescription
I cut the stem part way a week ago (see photo #1) but decided to let the mushroom keep growing as there aren't many mushrooms here. You can see that it did indeed keep growing.
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Red-mouth Bolete (Boletus subvelutipes)Observer
jsingleton20Description
In lawn. Instant blue stain.
