scottostuni's Identifications
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Blackedged Shield (Pluteus atromarginatus)Observer
yipkiyayDescription
Documented by someone else in the field -- I'll try to get the photos.
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Pale Brittlestem (Candolleomyces candolleanus)Observer
boredforestelfDescription
-Pileus is campanulate to convex, strong presence of marginal appendiculae present and subtle scales or warts on cap, indicating presence of universal and partial veils. Pileus is hygrophanous, has a slightly darker cream color towards margin. Somewhat pleated or subtly sulcate along margin.
- Lamellae are finely adnate, some gills being free. Narrow shape, close, creamy in color.
- Stipes are predominantly equal, slightly enlarging towards base. Grown in dense, caespitose clusters.
- Found growing on the side of a trail, in grass and mixed conifer and predominant hardwood leaf litter
- No noticeable scent beyond typical, mushroom scent
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Shaggy Parasol (Chlorophyllum brunneum)Observer
molleculeDescription
Growing in duff under redwood, red alder, red elderberry, old Vaccinium ovatum
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Genus StrobilurusObserver
kindpaulaDescription
These mushrooms we’re growing in a rotting pine cone
They are tiny only about .2 cm across the cap. The cap is planar and umbonate, whitish, translucent and striate, dry. The stipe is long and thin. It is About 6 cm long, very thin, yellowish, with a white apex. The gills are attached, close, and white
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Oak-loving Gymnopus (Gymnopus dryophilus)Observer
yipkiyayDescription
I think?
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Bonnets (Genus Mycena)Observer
boredforestelfDescription
- Pileus is convex to campanulate, the margins are striate to possibly sulcate, pleated, central disk is a yellow grayish-green color
- Stipes are predominantly equal, with bends towards the base. Pale yellowish white in coloration, slightly viscid to sticky, small fibrils present with prevalence towards the base
- Produces a strong, fairnaceous, bleachy scent
- Found in a mixture of blue gum eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) and Monterey cypress (Hesperocyparis macrocarpa) leaf litter and grass
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Birch Brittlegill (Russula betularum)Observer
johnplischkeDescription
Russula betularum
DNA - ITS - Nanopore
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Birch Brittlegill (Russula betularum)Observer
johnplischkeDescription
Russula betularum
DNA - ITS - Nanopore
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thefungiprojectDescription
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Growing gregariously (abundant) among oak woodland duff in low riparian woodland area near creek. Oak trees on slope above.
Smell: faintly foul
KOH: pileipellis: dull yellow (spicy or dijon mustard yellow) white mycelium; stipe: darkens black, whitens the orange.
Taste: “mushroomy phenolic aging into the sensation of back pepper.
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Pinwheels and Parachute Mushrooms (Genus Marasmius)Observer
huafangDescription
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