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Poison Ivy Leaf Mite (Aculops rhois)Observer
laura1919Description
Was told these leaves were infested with Aculops rhois, an Eriophyid mite.
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Poison Ivy Leaf Mite (Aculops rhois)Observer
laura1919Description
Was told these leaves were infested with Aculops rhois, an Eriophyid mite.
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Tall Blue Lettuce (Lactuca biennis)Observer
laura1919Description
7 foot tall, ready to flower.
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Mulleins (Genus Verbascum)Observer
laura1919Description
Plant in now 7 foot tall and flowering since 1st photo
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Chicken Fat Mushroom (Suillus americanus)Observer
laura1919Description
In mossy area near pines
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Hen of the Woods (Grifola frondosa)Observer
laura1919Description
I picked it because it was on a VERY public trail and wouldn't get back to this area again in the near future.
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Veiled Oyster (Pleurotus dryinus)Observer
laura1919Description
Same place I found some very large beauties last year same time.
The third photo is from last season.
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Funeral Bell (Galerina marginata)Observer
laura1919Description
The only ONE of these in the entire forest!
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Genus AgrocybeObserver
laura1919Description
No in situ photos, but growing in full sun, scatterd in grass.
No dung.
No bruising, taste & smell pleasant.
Agrocybe sp?
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Genus AgrocybeObserver
laura1919Description
No in situ photos, but growing in full sun, scatterd in grass.
No dung.
No bruising, taste & smell pleasant.
Agrocybe sp?
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Genus AgrocybeObserver
laura1919Description
No in situ photos, but growing in full sun, scatterd in grass.
No dung.
No bruising, taste & smell pleasant.
Agrocybe sp?
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Genus AgrocybeObserver
laura1919Description
No in situ photos, but growing in full sun, scatterd in grass.
No dung.
No bruising, taste & smell pleasant.
Agrocybe sp?
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Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina)Observer
laura1919Description
Unknown IF this is Rhus typhina.
I usually don't see the flower clusters spread so far apart when still green.
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Tribe RhamneaeObserver
laura1919Description
Sunny field alongside Rhus typhina & Sambucus
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Poisonpies (Genus Hebeloma)Observer
laura1919Description
Mixed forest...unknown species.
