logan_borosch's Identifications
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Red-Headed Yellow Dust Amanita (Amanita erythrocephala)Observer
buckraederDescription
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Amanita sp. (A. elongata possibly) growing from soil near creek in mixed woods. Yellow cap with striated margins, orange towards the center. Gills white and close. Stipe white with a yellow area in the center, near the frail white annulus. Base of stipe is slightly bulbous, but no volva or cup remnants.
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Amanita Sect. Vaginatae (Section Vaginatae)Observer
pipsissewaDescription
Collected. In grass on the forest edge. Mixed hardwood and a few hemlock in the woods.
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Northern Red Belt (Fomitopsis mounceae)Observer
jamesstclaireDescription
growing on tamarack
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Brittlegills (Genus Russula)Observer
pipsissewaDescription
This was a absolutely massive russula that my daughter, Ivy, found but another participant collected and brought back to the tables. I would estimate that this specimen was about 6 to 7 in wide on the cap and the stem was about an inch and a half wide and about 4 in tall. It weighed white a lot as well. One of the biggest and heaviest Russula that I've ever seen. It was found on the multi-use trail.
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Genus DeconicaObserver
pipsissewaDescription
Growing on hardwood debris I think. Oak, hemlock, and birch present
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Smoothish-stemmed Bolete (Hemileccinum subglabripes)Observer
pipsissewaDescription
Hardwoods
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Yellowing Cup (Paragalactinia succosa)Observer
pipsissewaDescription
On a campfire mound. Maybe Peziza petersii?
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Cortinarius Subg. Telamonia (Subgenus Telamonia)Observer
pipsissewaDescription
Corrugated cap, purple tones. Hardwoods.
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- 5650
