Identificaciones de tconee
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Hongo Pera (Apioperdon pyriforme)Observ.
d0ct3rDescripción
Found on a fallen tree
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Hongos de Miel (Género Armillaria)Observ.
amalex5Lugar
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area Vickery Creek, Sandy Springs, GA, US (Google, OSM)
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supertigerDescripción
vivid yellow stain, and by stain it turned my fingers highlighter yellow and took several washings to remove; smelled pleasant, tasted quite bitter
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fungalfanDescripción
Whitish caps with cracking surface but slomewhat sticky in moist conditions, pores white becoming pink with maturing spores, stipe white with yellow tinges, coarsely reticulate. Under oak in oak-pine grove.
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fungalfanDescripción
One of the “chestnut boletes” but since G. castaneus occurs in Europe, I’m guessing this might be G smithii due to southeast location near Asheville, NC. Hollow pockets in stipe in photo 2.
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fungalfanDescripción
Two small fruiting bodies, caps 3 cm, white pores, hollow stems about 2-3 cm, in grass area under pine & oak. Guessing G. smithii due to southern location but G. boreal also a possibility.
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Hongo Azul (Lactarius indigo)Observ.
pucakDescripción
Substrate. Soil
Reference. FYA-20220824-05
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Russula crustosaObserv.
irene_hargravesDescripción
white spore print.
preserved.
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Leotia lubricaObserv.
curious1_lsDescripción
Unsure. Definitely would love others input.
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