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kendrasveaDescripción
Viscid. Growing in duff best I could tell, trailside slope. ~4000 ft.
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bitDescripción
On dead vine maple branch (Acer circinatum). Interestingly, it occurs both on wood and along chains of mycelium (see last two photos), somewhat like the "birds nest" marasmius species in Ecuador. in the HJ Andrews Forest between the 1506 road and Watershed #2. Unburned control. Old growth forest dominated by Pseudotsuga menziesii in the canopy plus Tsuga heterophylla, Thuja plicata and Taxus brevifolia. High moss cover including Hylacomnium splendens and Dicranum and Kindbergia.
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sadie_hickeyDescripción
In H. macrocarpus duff. Cap dry, light orange, splitting. Lamellae decurrent, thick, buttery. Stipe widest at apex, off-white with slight basal bulb. Smells slightly fruity
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bitDescripción
on wood. Might be aged & frozen Hypholoma capnoides? Growing adjacent to some that definitely were that species: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/145871171
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Hongos Bonete (Género Mycena)Autor
bitDescripción
Darker than M. citrinomarginata is, but may just be a color morph. M. citrinomarginata is super common in these prairies. I don't expect to get beyond genus on iNat, but have specimen for more work. ITS has a couple oliveomarginata and a couple citrinomarginata in same clade. Perry says ITS does not differentiate these well (and also users might not be right either). Clearly in the Mycena citrinomarginata clade.
Microscopy: A. Ludden.
Fisher West Prairie,Burned 2012
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Hongos Bonete (Género Mycena)Autor
bitDescripción
Collected by R. Begley and photos 1-3 are his; 4th photo by Heather Dawson. Used with permission. On small twigs (photographed against wood)
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sadie_hickeyDescripción
These 3 fruitings were quite far apart and on different ridges which is why I felt they warranted separate observations.
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sadie_hickeyDescripción
These 3 fruitings were quite far apart and on different ridges which is why I felt they warranted separate observations.
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