Identificaciones de noellemachnicki
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Inocybe lilacinaObserv.
crhoadesDescripción
The smaller one on the right has a cobweb like veil under the cap.
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Sección AmanitaObserv.
maleiaDescripción
I found A. gemmata in 2 different location. Both gemmatas were found growing singly at Evergreen State college. Both had a bulbous clavate stipe with annulus present. Both had some partial veil remnants on cap. Caps were pale yellow/tan to slightly olive. At first I thought they were A. phaloides, but further investigation resulted in determining they are A. gemmata.
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laynedrewDescripción
Alone in dirt and forest litter
Weird veil still attached on top in spots
Yellow top with white spots
White volva, gills and stipe
Slightly slimy, smooth cap
Flesh white/yellow
Solid stem, powdered at apex
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Sección AmanitaObserv.
rickyosborne95Descripción
No discoloration upon cutting. Moist cap with warts.
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nicholeunterwegnerDescripción
Long slender mushroom with an orangish yellow cap and universal veil remnants. Stipe is white with a large volva like base.
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Sección AmanitaObserv.
megan2Descripción
This specimen was found alone at the base of a large conifer on a very rainy day at Staircase Rapids. The weather was in the 50's and it was cloudy.
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Hongos Azufrosos Y Parientes (Género Hypholoma)Observ.
oschillingDescripción
Substrate: decaying log
Habitat: Acer macrophyllum, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Thuja plicata
Description: cobwebby veil remnant, convex, incurved, bright lemon yellow with orange-brown at cap apex, hollow stipe, mildly bitter
Collected at 17:00, 12º C, cloudy with light rain, had been raining for a week after a long dry spell
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andy-bryophyta-durrantDescripción
Field Journal Entry #8
Time: 11:00
Date: 10/10/12
Route: 46.125043 N, 121.755141W
Mosquito Lake
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Skamania County, WA
Weather: 68 degrees Fahrenheit with blue skies
Habitat/General Vegetation: high-altitude conifer forest adjacent to lake. Abies spp., Rubrus spp., Vaccinium membranaceum, Sorbus sitchensis, Alnus crispa, Pteridium aquilinum
Substrate: mineral and humus
Growth Habit: scattered
CHARACTERISTICS
Flesh: tan/rusty brown color
Cap: tan, scaly
Stem: grooved, tan/cream color
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mgoodmanLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Habitat:
Conifer
Growth Habitat:
Solitary, occasional scattered
Substrate:
Soil, sandy with conifer duff
General Characteristics:
Very firm stem
Distinct odor
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bmatsonDescripción
Found in a riparian zone, on an incline. The soil was sandy but covered in miss and pine needles. Mixed woods but primarily conifers.
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heatherrackleyDescripción
Growing on an old stump of Fraxinus latifolia in a lowland seasonal creek. The spore print is rusty brown. Sticky cap. Mild scent, mild flavor.
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elizabethyoriDescripción
Found in Maine! Day was cool and somewhat overcast. Found by my husband growing in the lawn near the granite foundation of the house. He said this was almost 4inches tall when he took the photo! This is an immature example, the veil bits can be seen on top of the cap and the gills are still covered by a partial veil. At full maturity, this could reach up to 40cm across. He was firmly advised to "don't eat that!"
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trelamDescripción
Description: A dark capped conk with a red lip. Very woody and solid. Top is mostly smooth and somewhat bumpy. Undersides white. Conks collected were already dead and were 4.5 inches wide, 2.5 inches long and 2.5 inches tall.
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Hongos Anacates (Género Cantharellus)Observ.
boedan27Descripción
Dominant trees - Abies grandus, Tsuga heterophylla, shrubs - Menziesia ferrigunia. Rosy coating, very fragrant.
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justillerDescripción
At first I thought this was a flower, but quickly realized the cap had just split like petals. There were 3 that seemed immature and The split cap seemed a bit older. The stalk was long, skinny, and hollow with a fuzzy base. Dark margins on cap. The apex of the caps were a rich tan and faded to an almost translucent white. The gills were distant and black edged, which made the cap look striped. This one was super fragile and after a couple of hours, it began to smell strongly fishy.
I found it growing our if the soil, leaf litter, and rocks, right next to vine maple and pointy leafed shrubs.
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Hongo Pera (Apioperdon pyriforme)Observ.
trelamDescripción
Description: Light bulb shaped mushroom with a light brown top that has a sandpaper feel. Interior is entirely white and it tastes earthy and much like a strong button mushroom.
Habitat: Growing in stony leaves and moss.
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Hongo Pera (Apioperdon pyriforme)Observ.
katkirchoffDescripción
Puffball growing in a cluster. creamy white/brown coloring. Located in old growth forest. Spores are powdery brown.
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Hongo Pera (Apioperdon pyriforme)Observ.
mi5termanDescripción
Weather was a dry mid 40s° at the start of a cold front that lasted several days.
Found growing in a small crevice beside a rock directly on-trail with needle and leaf debris.
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Hongo Pera (Apioperdon pyriforme)Observ.
telissawDescripción
Gregarious cluster of specimens, growing from disturbed grassy area. All specimens immature to mature. Distinct acrid aroma. Pure white when sliced open. White base with white rhizomorphs visible.
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Género PhlebiaObserv.
rustyniknaxDescripción
Flatish, crinkly fungus found on a dead, but still upright broad-leafed tree (possibly alder). Orange edges fade to creamy-white centers. Dime for scale.
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zergbutcha1Descripción
Red little mushrooms found in a disturbed area behind everygreen.
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Usnea longissimaObserv.
griffinLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Seen hanging from the twig of a Pseudotsuga menziesii sapling.
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