morganimaging's Identifications
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Sarcodon leucopusObserver
alan_rockefellerDescription
Under fir, perhaps with spruce around too. Flavor like radish. Odor complex, musky, like radish.
Flesh turning brown after being exposed to the air, see photo of a fresh break and one that is 2 days old.
All parts turning green in KOH, cap so dark green it looks black.
Spore print tan.
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Brittlegills (Genus Russula)Observer
torres-grantDescription
Growing under Douglas Fir at the edge of an Aspen Grove (this species was also growing in the middle of the Aspen grove); mild odor and taste; presumably the same species as this DNA sequenced collection, Russula “sp-TAC367” found in the same vicinity: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/129906711
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Amanita Sect. Caesareae (Section Caesareae)Observer
chris14134Description
Amanita Caesar
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Amanita Ser. Pantherinae (Subsection Pantherinae)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under White Pine, and Ponderosa Pine in drainage. Sticky cream, colored cap, fragile, torn, annulus, and collared bulb. A. txalapanthera nom prov
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Chicken Fat Mushroom (Suillus americanus)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under white pine. Red staining cap, large radially realigned pores
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Amanita Sect. Vaginatae (Section Vaginatae)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under ponderosa pine, Aspen and white pine
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Brittlegills (Genus Russula)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under white pine
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Amanita Ser. Pantherinae (Subsection Pantherinae)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under White Pine
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Lactarius barrowsiiObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under white pine. This observation is for the Lactarius species that has been parasitized by Hypomyces. It has red latex TAC 611
same specimens as this obs:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/182879793
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Ochre Gillgobbler (Hypomyces lateritius)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under White Pine. This observation is for the Hypomyces on what appear to have been gills. TAC 610
same specimens as this obs:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/182879885
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False Chanterelle (Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Group, in squirrel midden under Douglas fir
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Western Painted Suillus (Suillus lakei)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under Douglas fir
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Saddle-shaped False Morel (Gyromitra infula)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Group Fruiting from well rotted aspen
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