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Genus PodoserpulaObserver
kdillmanDescription
original ID is Poderserpula genus. growing in paramo grass. Rare at site
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alan_rockefellerDescription
Under redwood, odor musty. Stem hollow, cap and stem dry.
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Waxgills (Genus Gliophorus)Observer
stevereekie1Description
Colonies of this species can be found each year in late May and early June at this location
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Genus LaurobasidiumObserver
samb0Description
Probably Laurobasidium or similar
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keelanorrockDescription
Some better photos. Growing in very sandy soil with mosses and lichens. Sclerophyll forest, on a slope towards a creek.
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Paropsisterna laesaObserver
matttudorDescription
Observed on an (I think) Acacia rostriformis
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Yellow Skinhead (Cortinarius canarius)Observer
zeke1944Description
Cortinarius canaria
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
tasmanian_cryptofauna
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Moss Bells (Genus Galerina)Observer
franklinhermitDescription
Galerina sp. "orange-foot" as per Gates & Ratkowsky 2014.
Note colour of mycelium
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Drunken Mushroom (Psilocybe zapotecorum)Observer
alan_rockefellerDescription
Taste like radish and cucumber. Mildly staining blue where damaged. In a muddy hillside near a stream.
Cap turning reddish in KOH.
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Genus HydropusObserver
neiltuckerDescription
Height: 6cm
Diameter: 4cm
Substrate Stump
Habitat: Wet forest
Other spp: Eucalyptus globulus, Coprosma quadrifida, Pteris tremula, Tetrarrhena juncea, moss.
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Slimecaps (Genus Limacella)Observer
jeremyheggeDescription
Pic 2 under 365nm UV light
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Genus AsproinocybeObserver
zeke1944Description
Found in mossbed with Moonah lanceolata.
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Observer
planet_fungiDescription
PFLHI001 - 7 reproductive bodies of fungus identified as Coprinopsis pulchricaerulia. One group of two (one older, one fresher specimen), one group of three (two older and one newer), one broken from substrate with damage from something eating it, one small one also broken. Older mushrooms darker in colour, a blue green in the range #00628E while younger mushrooms are a lighter royal blue in the range #1B6AF9.
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Psilocybe Mushrooms (Genus Psilocybe)Observer
symbiioticaDescription
Growing from soil organic matter in a saturated area close to a culvert just downhill from road in the 2021 Caldor fire burn scar, Eldorado NF.
Undescribed sequestrate Psilocybe species, ample blue bruising along stipe
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cainebarlowDescription
Or related undescribed species from Psilocybe section zapotecorum
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Fiber Caps (Genus Inocybe)Observer
feralberylDescription
Possible Inocybe will add more info
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Psilocybe Mushrooms (Genus Psilocybe)Observer
feralberylPlace
PrivateDescription
will update later mid north coast NSW
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Deceivers (Genus Laccaria)Observer
pel56Description
Laccaria A as identified by Tom May only grows under Myrtle beech
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johneichlerDescription
Entoloma austroroseum (Species name not available on BowerBird)
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
crazy_horseDescription
fluorescence under 365nm UV light.
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Psilocybe yungensisObserver
alan_rockefellerDescription
Growing on a well decayed hardwood log. The second photo shows Jordan Jacobs photographing the Psilocybe yungensis while I photograph a Cordyceps and Andy Better photographs a Gloiocephala.
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
catherinelouiseDescription
Not exactly sure what species but this looked the most similar.
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Mushrooms, Bracket Fungi, Puffballs, and Allies (Class Agaricomycetes)Observer
trigonotarbida
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tmacveanDescription
edit
I believe they are
Entoloma stramineopallescens as seen on pg 78 of A Field Guide to Tasmanian Fungi by Genevieve Gates & David Ratkowsky
Stipe, gills and flesh white. Tan streaks radiating out from the centre of the irregular shaped cap. Gills are irregularly wavy and have notched attachment. Stipe hollow.
Growing on decaying wood
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Mycena lividorubraObserver
tmacveanDescription
Caps from .5cm to 2cm, brownish orange darkening towards grey in the centre on the cap. Margin striate. Decurrent attachment to stipe. Gills pink. Growing on decaying wood, last photo shows the log.
Look very similar to the specimens in the Tasmanian field guide p120 as Mycena lividorubra
Or here
https://about-tasmania.com/project/mycena-lividorubra/
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Genus GibellulaObserver
kallamperoDescription
Collected for the 2023 Purchase Knob AscoBlitz.
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kallamperoDescription
growing beside trail in duff layer atop dense, clay soils. other familiar conifer associates nearby (Amanita muscaria, Coltricia, Suillus salmonicolor, etc.). Never seen so healthy a fruiting.
Habitat: highland tropical forest with introduced Pinus (patula?) Cupressus (lusitanica?) and Eucalpytus, ~2200m-2600m.
Substrate: leaf litter and twigs
Collectors: D. Newman & D. Campbell
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Genus HirsutellaObserver
possumpeteDescription
First fungi out of a beetle observation for me
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Genus HirsutellaObserver
reinerDescription
originally found by @possumpete in observation 165690138
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Psilocybe aztecorumObserver
alan_rockefellerDescription
Growing on Pinus hartwegii debris.
Dried material was left with Laura Guzman-Davalos at the IBUG herbarium.
