Lakelands Trail between Kelly and Haynes Rd
Found among leaf/needle litter in a mixed forest. Gills decurrent, no evidence of a veil. Collected 10/5/20
Not sure if L. albissimus or L. laterarius; I don't think the forest was oak- or beech-heavy.
Update: DNA sequence results added 11/19/20 suggest genus Clitocybe
Found growing on an ash stump. Gills slightly decurrent, spores rusty and readily rubbing off. Did not test it for psilocybin content. Collected 10/11/20
DNA sequence results added 11/19/20
Found on decaying log, very small in size only a couple millimeters in diameter. Growing in clusters, purple in color
Found at base of dead tree, nearby maples. Very orange in color. Cluster is about one foot wide and 10 inches high. Individual mushrooms are about 5-6 inches across and 3-4 inches wide, fanning out in a v shape. Underside is orange with gills connected to stem.
Found on decaying log in clusters. Many hardwoods nearby. Top has white and purple rings. Underside have visible pores
Hypogeous fungi found at the base of a conifer tree (Hemlock). The outer surface was pinkish in color. The inside is white. Picture is after it was dried. Collected 10/12/2020
Hard wood forest, close to a large black oak, relatively open understory
Growing on underside of rotting log, several patches of varying size (largest 15cm long)
Odor intensely earthy
Cream colored, bruising reddish-brown within a few minutes
Very moist
Effused-reflexed poroid crust
4 pores/mm
Found growing in a bunch at the arb. White spores. Orange cap. Detached gills. Volva. Growing under a peony tree. I want to use this for my collection. Cap diameter: 4.5cm, base width: 1.5cm, stem: 5.4cm.
Tiny spathulate fungus on moist, debarked but firm log. Orange pad with grayish stipe. Some individuals lobed. Gregarious but not growing together.
Growing on hardwood sticks and adhering leaf litter. Surface dry. Dichohyphidia abundant all throughout the fruiting body. Asterocystidia absent. Spores smooth and inamyloid. Spore measurements from Piximetre: (7.8) 7.81 – 10 (10.7) × (2.4) 3 – 3.8 (4.9) µm, Q = 2.2 – 3 (3.3) ; N = 13, Me = 9 × 3.5 µm ; Qe = 2.6
Individual spores: 10.65 × 4.92 µm, 9.93 × 3.56 µm, 9.73 × 3.20 µm, 7.81 × 3.35 µm, 8.60 × 3.36 µm, 8.15 × 2.96 µm, 7.82 × 2.40 µm, 9.64 × 3.78 µm, 8.47 × 3.61 µm, 10.02 × 3.78 µm, 7.78 × 3.56 µm, 10.01 × 3.69 µm, 8.46 × 3.20 µm
On maple, I think
On maple, I think
On maple, I think