mgem's Identifications

2nd flush of the year. Growing off of well decayed logs in a disturbed woods. They smell like a mix of sweet flowers and gasoline. They can grow singularly or up to a cluster of 4. Heavy blue bruising. I have pictures from pins to end of life.

Growing on a hardwood stick. Cap hygrophanous. Stem base bluing. Pleurocystidia with rounded or indistinct hooks. All microscopic photos were from a gill section mounted in phloxine (1 drop), congo red (1 drop) and NH4OH (2 drops).

Pluteus salicinus

Growing on wood. Greyish-brown cap 7cm diameter, 6cm cream stem, slightly twisted, grey towards the base. Deep, free, crowded gills, slightly pink, with salmon-pink spore.

These were found growing directly from dung by weiliiiiiii. Workman confirmed that these match P. castaneifolius and his microscopy composite is posted with his permission.

See also this thread.

We are now calling the collections which used to go by P. castaneifolius P. olivaceus.

Ver descripción en // See description in: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/74899743

Se trata del mismo sitio y sustrato que en esa otra observación, así que problablemente se trata de la misma especie de hongo.

Not a great specimen due to damage, sampled anyway as unusual. Maroon fibrous/velvety cap. Yellow gills. Pink/red stipe. Initially thought Tricholomopsis but spores rusty orange. Growing from pine cone.