Observaciones de fmr

Single one on Douglas Fir bark. Too little material to work up much further. Cheilocystidia (photo 2) fusoid. Spores 8-9 x 6 µm (photo 3)

On dead Crataegus branch. Third photo is right-left stereo

On dead hardwood branch (Red alder?); Spores 17-20 x 7-9 µm

Apparently growing on the ground.

Microscopic features and DNA sequencing to follow.

Odor of corn husks.

"sp. 2" (may be same as "sp. 3") Microscopic features and DNA sequencing to follow. This is what I call the “light haematopus”. If it bleeds it is slight & clear.

"sp 3" - may be same as "sp. 2"; pale pink, gills not marginate, quite fragile & watery (perhaps prev frozen); micro photos to come

Microscopic features to follow

Stop 3

Stop 3

Stop 3 small graybrown

Gray sp from stop 1