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Cracked Cap Polypore (Fulvifomes robiniae)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
A half dozen specimens on compromised Mexican locust
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Coprinopsis Sect. Atramentariae (Section Atramentariae)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under Cottonwood, buried in deep duff, TAC646
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Brittlestems and Allies (Family Psathyrellaceae)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Sandy soil under Cottonwood trees TAC645
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Mottlegills (Genus Panaeolus)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Dense duff under Cottonwood and Willow TAC644
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
sandy soil under Cottonwood and Willow in riparian area. TAC643.
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Scalycaps (Genus Pholiota)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under Cypress, scrub oak, and pinyon pine. TAC642.
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Genus ChlamydopusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Sandy soil under Desert scrub, including crucifixion thorn and creosote TAC638.
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
On well-rotted debarked log in area of Juniper and Pinyon Pine. These are tough little mushrooms. TAC633
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Observer
pinonbistroDescription
On mature, living Juniper. Same specimen, as TAC490 sequenced last year. Although many of the diagnostic characters are missing from the specimen, because it is so old and not actively growing, the large irregular ochraceus colored pores distinguish it from Fomitiporia texana which also occurs on Juniper and a similar looking
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Observer
pinonbistroDescription
On mature living mesquite, perennial, brown spores, check new growth in summer
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Ganoderma sessileObserver
pinonbistroDescription
On the base of dead fallen cottonwood, buff colored context
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Genus CoriolopsisObserver
pinonbistroDescription
On underside of dead willow branch
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Earthstars (Genus Geastrum)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Sandy soil under acacia and other desert scrub TAC628 G hieronymi perhaps, this will be sequenced
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Brownit (Collybia brunneocephala)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under mesquite mild odor and taste TAC627
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Woodcaps and Sawgills (Genus Lentinus)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
On dead crucifixion thorn
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Astraeus morganiiObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Sandy soil under Pinyon, pine and scrub oak with Juniper near by
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Genus CoriolopsisObserver
pinonbistroDescription
On log in area of Cottonwood and willow
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Family BattarreaceaeObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Sandy soil under crucifixion thorn TAC625
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Astraeus morganiiObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Sandy soil under scrub oak, and pinion pine, mouth is a slash, outer surface of inner peridium is reticulated, outer surface of outer peridium is white, 11 rays that differ in length and width
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Splitgill Mushroom (Schizophyllum commune)Observer
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On dead Hackberry limb
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Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under native cottonwood and willow in riparian area. TAC624
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Brownflesh Bracket (Coriolopsis gallica)Observer
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On dead willow. TAC623.
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Observer
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Disturbed soil under a mix of native and introduced trees and plants at about 3500 feet elevation TAC622
