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kuedaDescripción
Smell a bit bleachy and acrid but not intense. Growing from twigs in a thicket of Rubus and Physocarpus.
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Amanita ocreataObserv.
fresno_mycologyDescripción
Found in ornamental wood chip bed in urban area.
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meekosisDescripción
Found under leaves while raking in the red woodchips pictures, there were some larger ones but they were destroyed by the rake before I saw they were there.
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San Isidro Psilocybe cubensisObserv.
juancmDescripción
Several species of dung fungus growing together. Almost all of the dung in this area of rain streams in Nextipac ranches had at least one or two mushroom species growing on them.
The species I've been able to identify in this pictures are Psilocybe cubensis and Cyathus stercoreus. There is also an indeterminate species of Conocybe and some other genus of similar morphology, perhaps Psathyrella.
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alan_rockefellerLugar
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, Redwood National Park, Humboldt County, US-CA, US (Google, OSM)
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Hongos de Tallo Quebradizo Género PsathyrellaObserv.
michele38Descripción
Do not rely on this identification to determine if a mushroom is edible
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Líquenes Comunes Clase LecanoromycetesObserv.
alan_rockefellerFecha
Septiembre 27, 2014Descripción
On limestone.
