Favoritos de davidhljordan
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
In moss, small and tuff; mixed woods with pine and cedar; strong odor; milk white turning watery; Gills are attached and running slightly down; Stem is more or less equal, with hairs near the base; KOH on cap is olive..
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Champiñones, Matacandiles Y Parientes (Familia Agaricaceae)Observ.
daemonshydrangea
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
thysanopteraDescripción
I really can't determine what this is; the appearance is similar to L. officinalis, but I somehow doubt this is the exact attribution.
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mpearlsteinDescripción
Maybe? I’ve never seen F. merismoides before.
On dead oak stump.
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ilookaftertherainDescripción
-iNat generated
-decayed pine
-cap, approx 3 cm, convex, fleshy, wet, yellow with streaking more orange near top
-gills, yellow, close, forked
-stalk curved, yellow, approx 3 cm, yellow near the top and brown towards the base, noticed white around the stem near base
-flesh yellow
-smelled sweet
-Flesh texture is similar to Tricholomopsis r.
-Tricholomopsis a. ?
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Facoquero (Phacochoerus africanus)Observ.
rheilbrunDescripción
Found dead on the road by a colleague. Known to have been introduced in the area within the last 2 years.
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
Possibly E. americanum wet woodland, close to beech, oak near by ... previous obs https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/197060611
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
Under oak, haircap moss, dry woodlands attached to Tolypocladium
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
For the Tolypocladium longisegmentatum see: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/196947978#activity_comment_ca2dff2f-d0d3-4e6b-ae28-ee70b6342180
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pucakDescripción
Host. Fagus grandifolia/American Beech (Pic 2)
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mjpapayDescripción
The intense green of the hydrated thallus strongly suggested this was Phaeophyscia ciliata, but I was hard-pressed to find the ciliate wreath around the rim of the apothecia. Investigate the apothecia in the top left quarter of the 1st photo, and you will discover a few cilia on the lower surface of the rim.
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fungalfanDescripción
Large cap, 4-9 cm, pale buff to off-white with striate margin & darker central umbo even in age, sticky at first, becoming dry & suede-like as it ages. Large white saccate volva. No noticeable odor. Photos 3 & 10 showing a bit of Mycogone rosea mold parasitizing the fruit body on the volva.
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Champiñones (Género Agaricus)Observ.
calvinwalfordDescripción
New one to me - Agaricus?
Ground in mixed forest
Next to dead standing hardwood, a gum tree I believe
In strip of forest bordering yard
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Amanitas, Tecomates, Matamoscas Y Hongos Trompeta (Género Amanita)Observ.
ingolfaskevold
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Amanita Amarilla (Amanita flavoconia)Observ.
mannermaker11Descripción
Located off the trail of the Montgomery Bell State Park, this mushroom was growing from a patch of moss and fallen branches.
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mpearlsteinLugar
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area Vickery Creek, Sandy Springs, GA, US (Google, OSM)
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Hongos de Pie Friable (Familia Russulaceae)Observ.
jenfungiDescripción
Cap smooth and viscid with a fuzzy enrolled margin. No distinct smell. Bled a creamish latex but barely enough to see. Growing under pine and oak amoung other trees in leaf litter.
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Amanitas, Tecomates, Matamoscas Y Hongos Trompeta (Género Amanita)Observ.
tchitcherine
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mjpapayDescripción
On siliceous metamorphic rock on the margin of the channel of Deep River, where it is periodically subject to inundation.
This colony was collected by Gary Perlmutter after the photos were taken.
