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Genus HymenoscyphusObserver
troutflyDescription
Under mixed deciduous on plant material (stem of something?). Largest @1.5 mm, flat orange disc on short whitish stalk.
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Blacksaddle Pelt Lichen (Peltigera neckeri)Observer
stephen_bucklinDescription
lichen hydrated from recent rains
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markbowersDescription
Growing on bare soil in a power line right-of-way in Hays Woods, City of Pittsburgh, PA
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Roeslerina radicellaObserver
fungikingdomqcDescription
In a hole, on conifer root
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Genus RadulomycesObserver
cyanulaDescription
Too yellow for copelandi I believe. It may not even be Radulomyces. Growing on hardwood, I think Populus or Fagus
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Caloboletus inedulisObserver
troutflyDescription
Growing beneath oak & arborvitae. Taste very bitter.
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Hongos (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
heavykevy13Description
Growing on tulip poplar seed pod. Uncertain if fungal
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Hairy Earth Tongue (Genus Trichoglossum)Observer
troutflyDescription
Only two specimens present, within a foot of each other. Both were hosting Hypomyces.
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Genus RoselliniaObserver
b_coulterDescription
On broken scar on fallen tree branch. Presumed to be fungal.
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Hongos (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
b_coulterDescription
Blackish growths from lenticels of bark of fallen hardwood branch.
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Mushrooms, Bracket Fungi, Puffballs, and Allies (Class Agaricomycetes)Observer
pa_hiker
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Mycena griseoviridisObserver
lostcultureDescription
Very strong cucumber smell. Could also be
Mycena odorifera
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Genus HemimycenaObserver
flowntheloopDescription
Growing on highly rotted wood under soil in a dense mixed hardwood/coniferous forest in NW Georgia (Gordon County), US.
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Genus FlammulasterObserver
fungeeDescription
Tubaria? has strong chemically smell, like cucumber of wet flour but not, seems to be very familiar but I don't remember which mushrooms.
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Fenugreek Stalkball (Phleogena faginea)Observer
botanicusDescription
Growing on a decorticated, heavily-decayed, hardwood log. At times, either growing on, or through, Armillaria rhizomorphs.
Habitat: mature, closed-canopy, hardwood forest.
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Snakeskin Brownie (Hypholoma marginatum)Observer
kingmanDescription
On conifer wood.
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Teal Conifer-Pin (Dendrostilbella smaragdina)Observer
fungeeDescription
Tiny, i think this was under a mm tall.
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Club-wielding Crust Lichen (Multiclavula corynoides)Observer
judymacDescription
On algae-covered fallen hardwood log. Does not have the 'spike' appearance of M. mucida.
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jonathan_mackDescription
this species of Helicoon is distinguished by its large conidia (easily up to 50µ long), that are barrel shaped and darkly pigmented.
I find it on a regular basis in this locality, both on leaf litter and rotten wood
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Earpick Fungus (Auriscalpium vulgare)Observer
stephen_bucklinDescription
Growing on what I think is a spruce cone from red spruce.
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stephen_bucklinDescription
Several of these lumps were scattered along the side of a well decomposed log. Not sure what the host is.
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Brittlestems (Genus Psathyrella)Observer
bobbybo123Description
Orange brown spore print. Even colored brown cap with a dramatic color / texture change. Growing in clusters and singles on a grass road bed, N=20 Me=7.6x4.2µm ; Qe=1.8, the spores very pale yellow in Melzers.
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Wrinkled Peach (Rhodotus palmatus)Observer
nature_treasure_hunterPlace
Private
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Azure Cup (Peziza azureoides)Observer
bethofthewoodsDescription
Leaf litter. Under hemlock, oak, beech and birch.
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Winter Oysterling (Scytinotus ringens)Observer
stephen_bucklinDescription
Reminds me of Resupinatus but doesn’t match either species I know. Growing on yellow birch.
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Candy Lichen (Icmadophila ericetorum)Observer
stephen_bucklinDescription
Growing on the side of a large conglomerate boulder (~30ft tall)
