Identificaciones de leptonia
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eilleDescripción
Closest ID I have found (after conversing with a few different people in mushroom ID groups) but it still isnt a 100% match. I guess mushrooms can be idiosynchratic though?
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Qué
Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
robgumpertDescripción
Growing on a dead spruce log
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symbiioticaDescripción
Occidental Arts and Ecology Center- Mixed conifer/hardwood forest
Growing on well rotted, decorticated Quercus agrifolia log, cohabitating with many other species of fungus including Trametes betulina, Mycena haematopus and other resupinate fungi
Smell like tootsie rolls
Taste slightly citrusy
Black KOH
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stucumberDescripción
Stipe texture and pileus shape of younger ones made me think Mycena but probably not. Xeromphalina? Fruiting from soil in streambank with Abies magnifica and Pinus jeffreyi nearby. KOH brown. Odorless. Chrysomphalina aurantiaca and Galerina sp. in close proximity. KOH brown. Odorless.
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Hongos de Esponja (Familia Boletaceae)Observ.
dunksterdDescripción
At the foot of a black oak. Sour taste. Grey blue faint slow bruising. Ring present.
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Lengua de Vaca (Género Fistulina)Observ.
joepaquinDescripción
Origin location unknown.
Photograph and sample taken from the 2024 Fungus Fair in Santa Cruz.
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Género GalerinaObserv.
mandymushiiDescripción
Small, brown fungi growing on wood creekside,
Umbonate, sulcate cap,
Notched gills,
Thin, twisty stipe that darkens towards base,
Indistinct odor,
Yellow UV on gill margin,
Near alder
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Género InocybeObserv.
thehyphaemovementDescripción
Lodgepole grass near wetland, ~20. Found by @julienpometta
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