ewasiukb's Identifications
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Genus SarcodonObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under mixed conifers and aspen. Collected by Elena Putnam.
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Short-stemmed Russula (Russula brevipes)Observer
goldeneelDescription
Group. With ponderosa
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Pluteus fulvibadiusObserver
wildazDescription
Growing in hollowed aspen stump
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Brittlegills (Genus Russula)Observer
tomfooleryDescription
Russula spicy taste
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Ruby Porcini (Boletus rubriceps)Observer
pinonbistroPlace
PrivateDescription
Thunder spruce
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Plums-and-Custard (Tricholomopsis rutilans)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
On well decayed log in area of Ponderosa Pine and Gambel Oak. As compared toG luteofolius this has Yellow gills well into maturity and yellow flesh .
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Indigo Milk Cap (Lactarius indigo)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
So I will under Ponderosa pine and Gambel oak
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Genus StrobilurusObserver
alan_rockefellerDescription
Very tiny, on a pine cone.
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Observer
alan_rockefellerDescription
Growing from well decayed conifer debris in a boggy area. Specimen saved for Terri.
Fluorescing uneven patches of yellow and green in 365 nm UV light.
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Amanita Sect. Validae (Section Validae)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Grassy Sandy soil under white pine with Douglas fir nearby. TAC716
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Field and Button Mushrooms (Genus Agaricus)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Grassy soil under white pine, Douglas fir and Ponderosa pine. Almond odor TAC 714
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Field and Button Mushrooms (Genus Agaricus)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Grassy Soil under Ponderosa, pine, five needle, pine and Douglas fir TAC713 almond odor
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Scaly Tooth (Sarcodon squamosus)Observer
wildazDescription
Growing under pine duff with Ponderosa pine. On the edge of young very thick growing pines. Growing in clumps with connected stems and singly, with the singles fully under the pine needles. Young specimens had smooth top, becoming scabrous with age. No bitter taste
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The Prince (Agaricus augustus)Observer
hendre17Description
A small statured “augustus group”(Sect. Arvenses) fruiting beneath non-native California redwood at the Budd St. house.
Odor: strong marzipan/almond extract.
Stem: prominent bulb at extreme base.
Veil remnants adhering at cap margin(not around stipe apex).
Harvested specimen and dehydrated/bagged for my herbarium collection/genetic record.
My coinciding Mushroomobserver observation linked below-
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