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Hongos de Miel (Género Armillaria)Autor
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Collection Specimen.
Tan oak, Monterey pine, fir forest. Elevation 300 ft
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Hongos de Miel (Género Armillaria)Autor
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The Humongous fungus- one of them
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Hongos de Miel (Género Armillaria)Autor
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None completely mature, even the largest had some of the cortina attached. Growing from under log, had roots but probably out of wood debris.
Cap - 6 cm across. Some fibers on cap, also evidence of cortina on surface. Surface pale peachy-brown. The cap broke off easily when I tried to remove the mushroom. Flesh, thick at center, quickly becoming thin ( see photos), soft. Edges turned under, but cap is not mature.
Gills - pale, creamy peachy color. Edges serrated-wavy. Attached with small notch. Hard to tell how deep the notch is because the cap came off.
Stipe - thick - soft - flexible - fuzzy. The stipe felt soft and like it was mostly hollow. However, the center was not hollow but very soft flesh, softer than stipe surface. Fleshy center was white, the surface was pale peachy-brown much paler than cap.
Smell mild.
Staining - I observed none and no free liquid.
Spore - probably light as I see no staining on the cortina.
Spore print white.
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