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Corylus avellanaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
Biological Resources of the MRV
Interior of nuts is empty.
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Vaccinium cespitosumObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
Biological Resources of the MRV
Roughly 26 miles from the valley floor at 3000'+
Tastes like a blueberry
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
Biological Resources of the MRV
Roughly 26 miles from the valley floor at 3000'+
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What
Corylus avellanaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
Biological Resources of the MRV
Do volunteer Hazelnuts produce nuts? Maybe.
They do produce flowers which may mature into nuts. Shell fragment found underneath may indicate nut production.
For a description of the unique flowering characteristics, see:
OSU extension bulletin EM9074, Nov. 2013.
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
Biological Resources of the MRV
See
http://naeb.brit.org/uses/search/?string=Oemleria+cerasiformis
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What
Polystichum munitumObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
See
http://naeb.brit.org/uses/search/?string=Polystichum+munitum
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What
Berberis nervosaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
See
Gunther, Erna, 1973, Ethnobotany of Western Washington, Seattle. University of Washington Press. Revised edition, pages 30-31
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What
Corylus cornutaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
The nuts produced by the Beaked Hazelnut were collected by native people, Mallala and Kalapuya. It is an understory shrub.
See
http://naeb.brit.org/uses/search/?string=Corylus+cornuta
Gunther, Erna, 1973, Ethnobotany of Western Washington, Seattle. University of Washington Press. Revised edition, page 27
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What
Oxalis oreganaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
See
http://naeb.brit.org/uses/search/?string=Maianthemum+racemosum
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Verpa bohemicaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
Biological Resources of the MRV
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Rubus parviflorusObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
Biological Resources of the MRV
See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubus_parviflorus
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Partly sunny
Temp: 33°
Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, BigLeaf Maple, Vine Maple
Fruiting in moss on downed Douglas Fir
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
See
https://www.mykoweb.com/CAF/species/Hydnum_oregonense.html
Partly sunny
Temp: 40°
Douglas Fir, Big Leaf Maple, Vine Maple
Various anecdotal descriptions claim an association with Chanterelles. Seems to consistently occur near Winter Chanterelles, Craterellus tubaeformis, but not Cantharellus.
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
Overcast
Temp: 50°
Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, Big Leaf Maple, Vine Maple
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Experimental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
Cloudy, scatter, light showers
Temp: 46°
Mixed Dougla Fir, Big Leaf Maple, Vine Maple
Early stage of development among other button-stage sporocarps.
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Expermental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
See
https://www.mykoweb.com/CAF/species/Hypomyces_lactifluorum.html
Fall Mushrooms
Cloudy, 55°, Soil wet
Douglas Fir, Maple, Red Cedar
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Expermental Forest
Biological Resources of the MRV
Fall Mushrooms
Cloudy, 55°, Soil wet
Douglas Fir, Maple, Red Cedar
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What
Sarcomyxa serotinaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Expermental Forest
Fall Mushrooms
Cloudy, 55°, Soil wet
Fruiting from well-decayed wood
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What
Genus PluteusObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
The Porcini Trail
Spring Mushrooms
Partly sunny, 55°
Douglas Fir habitat
Fruiting from Forest debris.
Gills not attached to stem, i.e. Free.
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What
Section PhlegmaciumObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
The Porcini Trail
Partly sunny, 55°
Noble Fir, scattered Manzanita
Reddish brown on stem is likely spore deposit.
One of the Spring Cortinarius with abruptly swollen stem base.
Similar to C. subolivascens
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What
Genus CortinariusObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
The Porcini Trail
Partly sunny, 55°
Noble Fir, scattered Manzanita
Cap is dry.
Notched gill attachment.
Last photo has web-like tissue on stem which may be a cortina collapsed on the stem. The reddish brown on the stem may be due to spore deposit.
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Amanita apricaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
The Porcini Trail
Partly sunny, 55°
Noble Fir, scattered Manzanita
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Caloscypha fulgensObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
The Porcini Trail
Partly sunny, 55°
Noble Fir, scattered Manzanita
Notable blue bruising
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Genus EntolomaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Expermental Forest
Spring Mushrooms
Partly sunny, 55°
Fruiting from Forest debris
Spore deposit: pinkish
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Genus PsathyrellaObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Expermental Forest
Spring Mushrooms
Partly sunny, 55°
Fruiting from Forest debris
Spore deposit: black
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Observer
ralphjbegleyDescription
H J Andrews Expermental Forest
Partly sunny, 55°
Douglas Fir
Cap: bald, viscid/sticky; margin striate
Superior annulus; volva shallow rim
Typical A. pantherinoides fruiting 2' nearby.
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Lyophyllum decastesObserver
ralphjbegleyDescription
Biological Resources of the MRV
Rainbow
Spring Mushrooms
Sunny, 55°-60°
Typical roadside fruiting in clusters
