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Southern WI Fungi
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Hi everyone. Thanks in advance for any help.

This first mushroom was found in a sand prairie, didn't get a spore print.





The next one I found in a deciduous forest growing on a downed limb, the flesh was very tough and rubbery. perhaps Polyporus varius?



Small orange mushrooms growing in a moist rich forest, with white spore print.



Peziza sp?



More orange mushrooms growing on a tree. Didn't get any spores.




Thanks again for any help.

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Re: Southern WI Fungi [Re: Necturus]
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Stropharia sp. ?

Polyporus sp.?

Hygrocybe flavescens i think

yeah appears to be Peziza

Pholiota

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Re: Southern WI Fungi [Re: Lernx]
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Interesting on the first one, I sort of resemble the white form of Stropharia rugosoannulata http://www.mushroomexpert.com/stropharia_rugosoannulata.html

The habitat wasn't right though, growing out of sand not wood chips.

Thanks for the help. Any other opinions.

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Re: Southern WI Fungi [Re: Necturus]
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1 keyed out to Stropharia hornemannii
2 Polyporus leptocephalus
3 Hygrocybe species
4 Peziza species
5 Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa and do you have a picture of the underside of the orange ones?

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Re: Southern WI Fungi [Re: vjp]
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damn i did pretty good.  thanks vjp

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