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Offlinekoosh
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ID request please, upstate NY
    #13248865 - 09/26/10 11:27 AM (13 years, 6 months ago)

I am very new mushrooms, and thought I would give identification a try. I found tons of these things right off the side of my porch surrounding a tree stump. I think the first ones resemble some sort of armillaria, but not sure at all about either. Your help will be very greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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#2


#3


Habitat:
surrounding a decaying tree stump, growing in soil also partial composting leaves. Upstate NY, woods area.

Gills:
tan, connected

Stem:
range from 3in-6in length, 1in-2 1/2 inch diameter, light brown with white specks and some white covering, vertical ridges, solid

Cap:
3inch-6inch, beige to a reddish brown. the outer edges are an off white and ,moving towards the middle the beige turns to a dark reddish brown,white spots over entire cap, spherical, convex/concave, etc.

Spore print: N/A

Bruising: very dark almost grayish brown?




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Habitat:
surrounding a decaying tree stump, growing in soil also partial composting leaves. Upstate NY, woods area.

Gills:
didnt pick any of these, but they have some sort of ledge underneath the cap you can see in the first picture

Stem:
2-4inch in length and about 1-2inch in diameter, very thick off white with a yellow hue, texture is bumpy, but not very course.

Cap:
very small, 1-2 1/2 inches tan with a yellow hue, almost beige some brown and white spots.

Spore print color:
N/a

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Re: ID request please, upstate NY [Re: koosh]
    #13248948 - 09/26/10 11:50 AM (13 years, 6 months ago)

#1 is Armillaria sp.

If the darker ones are growing out of the same cluster it's the same thing.

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Re: ID request please, upstate NY [Re: Niwita]
    #13249041 - 09/26/10 12:20 PM (13 years, 6 months ago)

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Niwita said:
#1 is Armillaria sp.

If the darker ones are growing out of the same cluster it's the same thing.

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Re: ID request please, upstate NY [Re: koosh]
    #13249467 - 09/26/10 01:56 PM (13 years, 6 months ago)

All of those are Armillaria with the possible exception of Pic 2, which is probably Armillaria.

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