jessilynnallen73's Identifications

found loose, in leaf litter, attached to a liverwort (Porella sp.).
this one could be either Lobaria linita or Lobaria pulmonaria. while Lobaria pulmonaria is probably more common in this locality, I couldn't find any soredia or isidia on the thallus at all, which hints at L. linita. ig i need chemistry to be sure

Found in Iller Creek natural area. Growing on rotting log in mixed conifer-hardwood forest. In dry stream bed. Pileus dark red/brown/pink.
Hymenophore of round pores, light rosey pink. Shelf fungus. No staining or latex.

Specimen was found growing on barren tree ranches of a decaying tree. Other types of lichen were spotted on the same tree. Specimen was faint green, nearly turquoise in appearance. Specimen was shaped like multiple pronged branches, originating from roughly the same point on the tree branch. Specimen was dry and felt fragile

Growing out of soil in mixed conifer-hardwood forest. Pileus darker cinnamon brown with fibrillose texture. Annuls present on older individual. Partial veil still covering gills on younger individual. Pores light yellow. Stipe similar in color to cap, slight fibrillose texture. No staining or latex when broken.

Found in Iller creek natural area. Growing out of soil in mixed conifer-hardwood forest. Growing on slope ~20ft from dry stream bed. Cap vicid and rosey/brown color. gills white but spores dark. stipe white below cap but yellow at the base. mucilaginous partial veil present on younger specimen. No volva or annulus on mature specimen. No staining or latex when broken.

Growing at the base of dead tree in mixed conifer forest. Super large dense root-like structure going into the ground. Pale yellow/cream wavy ribon-like hymenophore. No distinct smell. No staining or latex.