ewasiukb's Identifications
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Section PluteusObserver
james_chelinDescription
Hermit Peak / Calf canyon burn. On a bank near a stream with Aspen and conifers. 9200ft elevation.
Spore size 7-9 x 6-7μm.
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Section PluteusObserver
james_chelinDescription
Hermit Peak / Calf canyon burn. On a bank near a stream with Aspen and conifers. 9200ft elevation.
Spore size 7-9 x 6-7μm.
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Appearing terrestrial but lots of buried wood—in area of spruce, pine and aspen. Elevation 9000’
DNA Sequenced
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
On conifer duff in spruce/fir habitat
DNA Sequenced
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Appearing terrestrial in burn area of montane conifers
DNA Sequenced
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
On conifer debris/wood in burn area at 9200’. Mild radish odor.
DNA Sequenced
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Appearing to be terrestrial under dead Aspen. Turnip odor
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under Spruce and Aspen Brown scales on the disc , free white gills that turn pinkish.TAC316 Lee Valley
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under spruce TAC321 Gabaldon
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
On debris under aspen in spruce/fir habitat TAC529 on foray table
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Group, Soil under Douglas fir and Spruce free pinkish gills, brown scales on disk, mild odor of radish
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Appearing terrestrial at the base of dead spruce or Douglas fir TAC609
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Fruiting from well rotted, Douglas fir TAC563 mildly spicy odor, perhaps a little like radish
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Pluteus arizonicusObserver
pinonbistroDescription
Fruiting from well rotted, Douglas fir TAC563 mildly spicy odor, perhaps a little like radish
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Western Gilled Bolete (Phylloporus arenicola)Observer
hendre17Description
Two fruiting bodies beneath Douglas fir.
Vibrant neon yellow gills. Notched/adnexed, slightly decurrent.
Non-staining collection.
Odor: pleasant melon rind/mango odor.
Harvested both specimens.
Applied Ammonia to cap tissue of larger specimen.
Ammonia: Purple immediately, drying reddish maroon. See shots of reaction included.
Removed a single gill and mounted in both Lugol’s and 3% KOH.
MICROSCOPY:
Spores: elongate elliptical, spindle shaped. Medium sized.
Pleurocystidia: very large! Thick walled, double walled, subfusoid-fusoid, broadly spade shaped.
Basidia: 4 sterigmate.
Lamellar Trama: bundled layers of globose to subglobose elements.
Laid 1/2 of larger specimen’s cap directly on a separate slide to obtain spore print.
Spore Print: Dull Grayish, pinkish yellow. “Dusty pinkish cream” in direct light.
Mounted spore printed slide in Lugol’s solution.
Spore printed slide micro: mature spores Dextrinoid in Lugol’s solution(rusty ferruginous brown in Lugol’s).
Dehydrated specimens and bagged for herbarium collection/genetic record.
My corresponding Mushroomobserver observation below-
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Wandering Garter Snake (Thamnophis elegans ssp. vagrans)Observer
wildazDescription
Two together in grass within 20 feet of stream
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Pholiota foedataObserver
goldeneelDescription
In manzanita, pinyon, cypress habitat. Yellow fibrils on stipe, brown spores
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Aniseed Funnel (Collybia odora)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under spruce and Douglas fir
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Aniseed Funnel (Collybia odora)Observer
pinonbistroDescription
Soil under Spruce. Almond odor
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Northern Cinnabar Polypore (Trametes cinnabarina)Observer
wildazDescription
Growing on the wood of a downed pinion pine
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Genus HydnellumObserver
kmccoy89Description
Found growing on a steep north facing slopes in high elevation mixed forest. Surrounding trees in photos. Found growing terrestrially. Elevation 9,500ft
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Rainbow Chanterelle (Cantharellus roseocanus)Observer
ccmaymdDescription
Unusual coloration, not yellow enough to be C. roseocanus.
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