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corndogDescripción
Maybe. In Sphagnum fuscum in a hummock around an isolated hemlock.
Spore measurements
(7.3) 7.8 - 10.1 (12.9) × (3.7) 4.3 - 5.3 (6.1) µm
Q = (1.4) 1.5 - 2.2 (2.4) ; N = 40
Me = 9 × 4.8 µm ; Qe = 1.9
Cap dark brown in KOH, stipe red-brown
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Género HygrocybeAutor
dannymiDescripción
Drew Parker collection
2500' SR 31, 3 mi S of border
grand fir, hemlock, larch, WRC
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corndogDescripción
Growing from probably human feces. Rooting stipe attached to sclerotia (pic 4) within the poop.
carefully handled with gloves..
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alan_rockefellerDescripción
On well decayed conifer wood. 3700 feet elevation.
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damontigheDescripción
no scent. in duff under pine and live oak
spores = the shape of nerds candies and ~5um wide
large spines on basidia
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mike-pottsDescripción
Found at the edge of a meadow on the southern slopes of Mt. Shasta. Microscopy added!
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leptoniaDescripción
Growing in a moderate, loose troop on an old, decomposing, fairly large Douglas-fir stump also hosting Mucronella fusiformis.
Micro photos are:
- Caulocystidia
- Caulocystidia
- Inflated cap surface cells
- Cheilocystidia and weakly amyloid spores
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yipkiyayDescripción
On soil on a steep slope above a creek, redwood/alder/spruce mix. Mostly small spruce right here. Bleh, sorry about the dirty microscope -- mounted in KOH, inflated/rounded ends of cells in pileipellis.
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stucumber_Descripción
On well-decayed Abies log. Wood around fruitbodies spalted a pinkish color.
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Género InospermaAutor
jackjohnsonnDescripción
Take a look at that cap texture! Woof.
Strongly spermatic odor, in sandy soil on side of busy road near Rhododendron (ornamental, Asian species) and a cultivated maple.
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Género CordycepsAutor
anneliesewilsonDescripción
growing from larva buried in duff
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cooperjDescripción
A species with a blueing stem base recently described from New Zealand but also present in Australia.
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leah_myceliaDescripción
Maybe an anamorphic stage of something? Saved for DNA sequencing.
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Mycena pictaAutor
douglassmithDescripción
Good to find a Mycena that stumps the leading experts in Mycena in CA. Found these on a rotting stick, not far from the field center. The shape of these is more like tropical Mycenas I was told, and not like any in CA. I gave these to Brian Perry, and he put them under the scope, and told me “I got no where with them.”
He has dried these and saved them, and might do more work on them in the future.
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cdpruittDescripción
Habit: solitary. Habitat: live oak woodland. Cap not viscid. Sample preserved for sequencing.
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Mycena murinaAutor
alan_rockefellerDescripción
On madrone. Odor and taste slightly of radish.
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Hongos Tapa de Leche (Género Lactarius)Autor
alan_rockefellerDescripción
Extremely mild acrid taste, cap viscid stem subviscid.
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Género BolbitiusAutor
leptoniaDescripción
The velar remnants and stipe texture remind me of a Pholiotina.
Spores 8.5-9.5 microns (some smaller, some up to 11 microns long).
Ochre brown in KOH. Germ pore present.
Cheilocystidia sinuous-cylindrical, some distinctly lageniform. 40 microns long.
Caulocystidia scarce, cylindrical, in clumps, arising from center of hypha or subterminal on swollen hyphae.
Clamps present fairly easy to find.
Pileipellius a hymeniform layer of round cells, scattered pileocystidia cylindrical, some clamped and septate.
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noah_siegelDescripción
This is the Type collection of Tricholoma megalophaeum (NS4666).
http://www.indexfungorum.org/Publications/Index%20Fungorum%20no.502.pdf
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leptoniaDescripción
Two mycelia on Chalk Mtn, each with single specimen. Oak, chinquapin, madrone
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Pholiota jahniiAutor
pogonDescripción
A large (24 cm, tip to top), scaly, yellow Pholiota with a rooting stipe, a red KOH reaction, a cobwebby veil, small, smooth, bean-shaped spores and chrysocystidia. Found during the class Mendocino foray. Several were found in a clump. Only one made it back to the lab.
99% match to Pholiota jahnii
AAGGNNNTTATTGAATGAACTTGGTGTGANTGTTGCTGGTCCTTCTAGGGCATGTGCACATCTGCCATCTTTATCTCTCCACCTGTGCACATTTTGTAGGTCTGGAATAAATTTCCGAGGTAACTCGGGAGTGGGGATTGCTGTTGCGAAGCGGCTTTGCCTGTTTTTCCAGATCTATGTTTCATATACACCATAAGAATGTAATAGAATGTATTCATAGGTTTTATACCTATAAACTATATACAACTTTCAGCAACGGATCTCTTGGCTCTCGCATCGATGAAGAACGCAGCGAAATGCGATAAGTAATGTGAATTGCAGAATTCAGTGAATCATCGAATCTTTGAACGCACCTTGCGCTCCTTGGTATTCCGAGGAGCATGCCTGTTTGAGTGTCATTAAATTCTCAATCTTATTAATTTTGTGTTAATAAAGACTTGGATGTGGGGGGCAATGAAGGATTTTCTTACGAAGCCTTCTCCCCTGAAATATATTAGCTGGTTGCTCGCGCGAACTGTCTATTGGTGTGATAATTATCTACGCCATTGACTAACTGCCATAGTAGCACTGCTTCTAATCGTCTTCGGACAATTTATGACCATTTGACCTCAAATCAGGTAGGACTACCCGCTGAACTTAA
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Setas Y Parientes (Familia Entolomataceae)Autor
yipkiyayDescripción
Leptonia of some kind? Long, pointed cheilocystidia. Pigment seemed diffuse in cells, rather than encrusted. Clamps visible in pileipellis.
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dannymiDescripción
tiny Cortinarius-like pale conhead, with cinnamon gills, but lots of cystidia on the gill edges (white fringed) so it can't be a Cort.
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yipkiyayDescripción
Same location (and time!) as last year. Smells sweet and stains green!
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Setas Y Parientes (Familia Entolomataceae)Autor
corndogDescripción
~1-2 inch tall, on decaying wood. Around leptonia rhodocylicioides?
