grahamsteinruck's Identifications
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Order XylarialesObserver
tayder-totDescription
Spores:
(23)23.8-28.1(29.2)x(8)8.2-9(9.5)um
Q=(2.6)2.7-3.36(3.4);N=33
Me=25.5x8.6um;Qe=3
Allantoid, smooth, dark brown in KOH.
Asci: 8 spored, tapered tip.
Paraphyses: shorter than asci, bumpy.
Excipular surface: A rough encrustment
Ecology: Growing on a decaying hardwood log.
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Genus MacrocybeObserver
tarasevernsDescription
Initial observation the day before: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/215644984
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Rustgills and Gyms (Genus Gymnopilus)Observer
tayder-totDescription
Spores:
(5.4)5.8-6.5(6.8)x(3.8)4-4.5(4.8)um
Q=(1.3)1.4-1.57(1.6);N=30
Me=6.2x4.2um;Qe=1.5
Ellipsoid, roughened, dextrinoid.
Print: Rusty brown.
Basida: Clavate 4-sterigmate.
Pleurocysidia: Not found.
Cheilocystidia: lecythiform/lageniform, abundant.
Pileipellis: A cutis of golden brown hyphae.
Clamp connections: Found in all tissues.
Ecology: Growing on decayed log. Unsure if local species.
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Gyrodontium sacchariObserver
kapahi808Description
Some valuable information about this particular observation can be found here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/192406224 by renowned mycologist Jack Johnson
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Trainwrecker (Neolentinus lepideus)Observer
cin579Description
Located on fallen conifer log;
Cap convex, dry, whitish with small brown scales, margin slightly in-rolled;
Gills close, whitish, decurrent, edges serrated;
Stem tough, scaly, reddish brown recurved scales, darker toward base;
Yummmmmmmm..... anise!
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