Favoritos de davidhljordan
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Género EntolomaObserv.
fungalfanDescripción
Cap with central depression (umbilicals), pink gills, stipe seems to be bruising yellow. Can this be? Will continue to watch & observe. By next morning the mushrooms were rather limp but still showing yellow bruises and bruising the smaller one elicited fresh yellowing. At first I thought the yellow might be from other mushrooms in basket but rubbing brought forth fresh yellowing even a day later. So many Entolomasxand not so many in the literature. Further research needed. Any thoughts?
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
In moss, small and tuff; mixed woods with pine and cedar; strong odor; milk white turning watery; Gills are attached and running slightly down; Stem is more or less equal, with hairs near the base; KOH on cap is olive..
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Champiñones, Matacandiles Y Parientes (Familia Agaricaceae)Observ.
daemonshydrangea
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
thysanopteraDescripción
I really can't determine what this is; the appearance is similar to L. officinalis, but I somehow doubt this is the exact attribution.
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mpearlsteinDescripción
Maybe? I’ve never seen F. merismoides before.
On dead oak stump.
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ilookaftertherainDescripción
-iNat generated
-decayed pine
-cap, approx 3 cm, convex, fleshy, wet, yellow with streaking more orange near top
-gills, yellow, close, forked
-stalk curved, yellow, approx 3 cm, yellow near the top and brown towards the base, noticed white around the stem near base
-flesh yellow
-smelled sweet
-Flesh texture is similar to Tricholomopsis r.
-Tricholomopsis a. ?
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Facoquero (Phacochoerus africanus)Observ.
rheilbrunDescripción
Found dead on the road by a colleague. Known to have been introduced in the area within the last 2 years.
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
Possibly E. americanum wet woodland, close to beech, oak near by ... previous obs https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/197060611
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
Under oak, haircap moss, dry woodlands attached to Tolypocladium
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sammyisafuzzydogDescripción
For the Tolypocladium longisegmentatum see: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/196947978#activity_comment_ca2dff2f-d0d3-4e6b-ae28-ee70b6342180
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Graphis scriptaObserv.
pucakDescripción
Host. Fagus grandifolia/American Beech (Pic 2)
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mjpapayDescripción
The intense green of the hydrated thallus strongly suggested this was Phaeophyscia ciliata, but I was hard-pressed to find the ciliate wreath around the rim of the apothecia. Investigate the apothecia in the top left quarter of the 1st photo, and you will discover a few cilia on the lower surface of the rim.
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fungalfanDescripción
Large cap, 4-9 cm, pale buff to off-white with striate margin & darker central umbo even in age, sticky at first, becoming dry & suede-like as it ages. Large white saccate volva. No noticeable odor. Photos 3 & 10 showing a bit of Mycogone rosea mold parasitizing the fruit body on the volva.
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Champiñones (Género Agaricus)Observ.
calvinwalfordDescripción
New one to me - Agaricus?
Ground in mixed forest
Next to dead standing hardwood, a gum tree I believe
In strip of forest bordering yard
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Amanitas, Tecomates, Matamoscas Y Hongos Trompeta (Género Amanita)Observ.
ingolfaskevold
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Amanita Amarilla (Amanita flavoconia)Observ.
mannermaker11Descripción
Located off the trail of the Montgomery Bell State Park, this mushroom was growing from a patch of moss and fallen branches.
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mpearlsteinLugar
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area Vickery Creek, Sandy Springs, GA, US (Google, OSM)
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Hongos de Pie Friable (Familia Russulaceae)Observ.
jenfungiDescripción
Cap smooth and viscid with a fuzzy enrolled margin. No distinct smell. Bled a creamish latex but barely enough to see. Growing under pine and oak amoung other trees in leaf litter.
