Identificaciones de heatherdawson
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Hongos con Láminas (Orden Agaricales)Observ.
hannahsuliDescripción
Odor radishy. Dark, citriform spores. Peridium white at first, oxidizing into a vascular pattern.
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Hongos Tapa de Leche (Género Lactarius)Observ.
bitDescripción
Apparently not photographed fresh
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Setas, Bejines Y Parientes (Clase Agaricomycetes)Observ.
mandymushiiDescripción
Found by Phil Dekat on the ground,
Cremey peridium,
Dark gleba,
White UV,
Eraser odor,
Near redwood/doug fir
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bitDescripción
Burned forest, outside S1, smelled faintly of cucumber. Photographed after drying.
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Hongos de Pie Friable (Familia Russulaceae)Observ.
emmasheltonDescripción
Refer to original observation on 1/15/24: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/196800575
Collected for Friends of Edgewood, SMC Parks, SMC Natural Resource Management
Collection transferred to @Damontighe for analysis:
Photos 13-18,
Microscopy
spores - amyloid in Melzer's Reagent, reticulated. diameter = 7.5 - 9 µm
infested with nematodes, at least 2 species.
Photo 19- habitat. Found closest to one of the mature European Olive trees.
Having issues getting the photos in the right order, but I hope you get the idea.
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Trufas (Género Tuber)Observ.
emmasheltonDescripción
About 3.5 cm across. Sitting next to a tree by the trail. No scent that I could tell. Then again, it's about 54 deg up here.
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Hongos de Pie Friable (Familia Russulaceae)Observ.
emmasheltonDescripción
Not sure that makes any sense but this stuff was emerging from the ground under old olive trees. Little friend in pic 2.
@damontighe? Any ideas?
Truffle
hypogeous
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Hongos de Esponja Y Parientes (Orden Boletales)Observ.
mersuztayDescripción
Some sort of tuber? A super rotten potato? Quishy with black liquid inside.
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