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odds n ends GA
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I was hoping somebody might recognize some of these poorly described mushrooms, all lakeside oak/pine -

Moss lover


Mud lover:


Leafpile lover:

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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: whoever]
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truly beautiful pictures, my favioret is of the "mud lovder". can u specify on the genus or species?


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[quote]Bretdaniel said:
Any idea's what they might be? Think any are eatable?[/quote]
:rofl2:



everything i post on this site is fake, i never partake in illegal activities.

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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: mattianyb]
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mattianyb said:
truly beautiful pictures, my favioret is of the "mud lovder". can u specify on the genus or species?



Volvariella sp?


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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: Ieponumos]
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sounds good, i ecspecially like the cortina, it makes it look like a large laughin face.


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[quote]Bretdaniel said:
Any idea's what they might be? Think any are eatable?[/quote]
:rofl2:



everything i post on this site is fake, i never partake in illegal activities.

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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: whoever]
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whoever said:
Leafpile lover:




I think those are Clitocybe spp.and the red one looks pored. Also to the far right is that a Chanterelle?


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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: mattianyb]
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I haven't a clue but i can add that the cap surface is smooth and dry, brown, and the stem is not hollow, fibrous like a pineapple core (though drier) and tastes acrid almost like horseradish.  It was 1.5"x1.5". Makes you wish you had a better camera.

The funny little white ones have a completely hollow thin walled stem that tastes like mushroom.  The far right one is just another bigger funny little white one in full bloom.  The orange ones in the mix i was ignoring, but they have hollow stems too and look like i wanna say mycena but i don't know what i'm talking about

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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: mattianyb]
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your moss lover is Elaphocordyceps capitata or possibly E. longisegmentis, check spore size... It's a parasitic fungus on a Elaphomyces "truffle".
Mud lover is Tricholoma caligatum which is a species complex and the little white one is Camarophyllus/Hygrocybe borealis or something similar

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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: whoever]
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I think the mudlover is a Tricholoma species, maybe in the T. caligatum group.  Nice pics:shuffle:


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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: You can all etibem]
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hey?  i found a truffle without a dog?

haha i'm going PRO

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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: whoever]
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one more?

Almost buried behind a probable pine stump, barely 1" big, white/purple cap and yellow stem and no gills i can see.  Some kind of miniature bolete?


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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: whoever]
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The last two are Hypomyces luteovirens, a really cool species.

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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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i thought hypomyces was a disease

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like tricholoma

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Re: odds n ends GA [Re: whoever]
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it's a fungus that parasitizes other mushrooms - the most well known and consumed species being hypomyces lactifluorum (lobster mushroom). The mycelium lives with or on that of it's host and the host continues producing mushrooms. The hypomyces allows a few fruits to get through without parasitizing them to allow for the health of the host species.

Alan, I agree- very cool. I found something similar, maybe the same but it was blue :shrug: maybe just an older version of it as the mushrooms it was on (Amanita muscaria) were basically spent. Then again it could have just been mold... resembled hypomyces though.

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