corndog's Identifications
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Genus CudoniellaObserver
lostcoastmikeDescription
Spores 11-14 X 4-5µm. n=3
Asci ~130 X 8 µm.
On Red Alder branch in creek, continually wet from splash.
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Suborder AgaricineaeObserver
mandymushiiDescription
Dark brown, convex cap,
Light brown, thick stipe,
Growing in sand in trail,
No UV/odor/KOH,
Mildly bitter at first bite,
Near dune grass
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Collybia mongolicaObserver
certified_dendrophileDescription
Found in wide open prairie with no trees around. Associated plants are Veronica rubra, Geum triflorum, and grasses. Odor like bread dough with faint fruity tones. Taste faintly fruity.
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Observer
certified_dendrophileDescription
With spruce, larch, pine and fir. No distinct odor.
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Charcoal Domecap (Lyophyllum anthracophilum)Observer
certified_dendrophileDescription
In a recently burned slash area
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Observer
mandymushiiDescription
Peachy fungi with slender stipe,
Depressed cap center,
No odor,
White UV on gills/stipe,
Growing next to trail under evergreen Huckleberry,
Near Doug fir/redwood
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Oyster Mushrooms (Genus Pleurotus)Observer
certified_dendrophileDescription
On a fallen cottonwood
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Observer
certified_dendrophileDescription
In riparian woodland of cottonwood, birch, maple. Sandy soils.
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Chestnut Brittlestem (Homophron spadiceum)Observer
certified_dendrophileDescription
At the base of a cottonwood. Dark purplish-brown spores. Going with inat’s suggestion of Psathyrellaceae, I did get that impression when in the field but I have no solid basis for that.
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
zack_c22Description
We've had a lot of rain lately. Our yard has lots of moss and plenty of sun.
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