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8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID)
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Species 1)



Habitat: Growing in dead leave in dirt
Gills: Adnexed, Close, white in color
Stem: White, solid, some brown spots. About 2 1/2 inces tall
Cap: Convex to Conical maybe? Dark brown at center to dull bronze at edges
Spore: Obtaining now
Bruising: None



Species 2)



Habitat: Growing on a dead stump next to a green tree
Gills: Decurrent, orange yellow in color with some brown
Stem: about 3 inces on the specimen I brought home. orange in color and dark discoloring at base
Cap: Umbonate as there seems to be a knob at the center, seems to be closing on itself. Orange/rust colored, darker at center
Spore Print: Obtaining now
Bruising: not noticable.

Species 3) Amanita bisporigera?




Not gonna provide info as I am fairly certain this is an "DESTROYING ANGEL"
Should I remove this mushroom from my home?

Species 4)


Species 5)


Species 6)


Habitat: growing in dead leaves and under ferns
Gills: subdecurrent, yellow in color and close
Stem: yellow in color, with a slight bit of brown
Cap: Depressed, almost a light brown/red  in color
Spore Print: Obtaining now
Bruising: some slight browning on the stem

Species 7)


Habitat: growing in dead leaves
Gills: extremely close, brown in color
Stem: adnate, thick hollow stem, with a ring/veil off white in color
Cap: flat to convex, near a golden-brown color, cracked at edges
Spore Print: waiting on print
Bruising: none
Species 8)


Habitat: Growing on dead branch in loose dead leaves
Gills: Decurrent, wavy, white-brown in color
Stem: extremely thin and white
Cap: Infundibuliform, grey/cream white in color.
Spore print: waiting
Bruising: none

Species 9) Large bolete



Species 10)


Habitat: growing on dead log, lots of little guys here
Gills:
Stem:
Cap:
Spore Print:
Bruising:
Didnt take any of these home to get better pics, watered them and plan on going back tomorrow if they are found to be edible or active

Species 11)



habitat: a ton of little guys growing on and around a dead stump. a few were actually a little higher off the ground maybe 6 inches, coming out of the stump.
also watered and didnt bring these home, hoping for an id w/o any addtional info

Species 12)




Habitat: growing on compost heap at park
Gills:very close, wavy, white-brown in color, adnexed
Stem: white where it meets the cap, red/purple in color and a large bulby-base
Cap: Flat, light reddish/purple tint with light brown patches
Spore Print: waiting on print
Bruising: none noted

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: lateralundertow]
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#2 - looks very like Pholiota sp.
#4 - Calvulina rugosa (Wrinkled Club) ?
#5 - is stunning!!! :laugh: - Ramaria sp. ?

#9 - Depends what kind of tree it was under?

#11 - looks like emerging Micaceus sp.
#12 - looks like a Macrolepiota sp.

Don't mind me, I'm not hugely experienced, and am learning all the time. I'm definitely NOT a TI, but hope this helps somewhat!

:smile:

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: lateralundertow]
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2 looks like a pholiota sp.
4 looks like sparrasis sp. a cauliflower mushroom
12 is leucoagaricus americana aka lepiota Americanus

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: SomeGuy]
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6 phyllotopsis rhodaxanthus, the gilled bolete

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: SomeGuy]
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7 stropharia sp.
11 coprinus/coprinopsis sp

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: SomeGuy]
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That Cauliflower mushroom is nice, you should go try and find more of those for dinner :awesomenod:

Your bolete is probably edible as well, wait for confirmation of course.

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: Ran-D]
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1 Amanita sect Vaginatae
2 Could be Pholiota. Typically they're scaly or slimy or both. Even if the cap is bare, there's usually scales on the stalk. Maybe one of the many Gymnopilus sp. or maybe Flammulaster? Looks like there could be dark bruising at the stem base in the last pic.
3 Not Amanita bisporigera. They never have warts on their caps. Amanita sect Lepidella I'd say.
4 Sparassis crispa
5 It looks a bit like Artomyces pyxidatus, but I'm not so sure it is. Was it growing on a piece of wood? Probably a Ramariopsis.
6 Phylloporus rhodoxanthus
7 Stropharia hardii
8 Maybe a Lichenomphalia species.
9 Boletus sp.
10 Pleurotus sp. (Oyster Mushroom)
11 Coprinopsis variegata
12 Leucoagaricus americanus


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Mr. Mushrooms said:
I will confess something that should be quite obvious, CC.  I love mushrooms, i.e. fungi.  I really do.  I am talking about a strong feeling, i.e. emotion, for them.  I think they are beautiful.  I even dream of them.

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: Bobzimmer]
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Bobzimmer said:
1 Amanita sect Vaginatae
2 Could be Pholiota. Typically they're scaly or slimy or both. Even if the cap is bare, there's usually scales on the stalk. Maybe one of the many Gymnopilus sp. or maybe Flammulaster? Looks like there could be dark bruising at the stem base in the last pic.
3 Not Amanita bisporigera. They never have warts on their caps. Amanita sect Lepidella I'd say.
4 Sparassis crispa
5 It looks a bit like Artomyces pyxidatus, but I'm not so sure it is. Was it growing on a piece of wood? Probably a Ramariopsis.
6 Phylloporus rhodoxanthus
7 Stropharia hardii
8 Maybe a Lichenomphalia species.
9 Boletus sp.
10 Pleurotus sp. (Oyster Mushroom)
11 Coprinopsis variegata
12 Leucoagaricus americanus


Bobzimmer said:
1 Amanita sect Vaginatae
2 Could be Pholiota. Typically they're scaly or slimy or both. Even if the cap is bare, there's usually scales on the stalk. Maybe one of the many Gymnopilus sp. or maybe Flammulaster? Looks like there could be dark bruising at the stem base in the last pic.
3 Not Amanita bisporigera. They never have warts on their caps. Amanita sect Lepidella I'd say.
4 Sparassis crispa
5 It looks a bit like Artomyces pyxidatus, but I'm not so sure it is. Was it growing on a piece of wood? Probably a Ramariopsis.
6 Phylloporus rhodoxanthus
7 Stropharia hardii
8 Maybe a Lichenomphalia species.
9 Boletus sp.
10 Pleurotus sp. (Oyster Mushroom)
11 Coprinopsis variegata
12 Leucoagaricus americanus


Bobzimmer said:
1 Amanita sect Vaginatae
2 Could be Pholiota. Typically they're scaly or slimy or both. Even if the cap is bare, there's usually scales on the stalk. Maybe one of the many Gymnopilus sp. or maybe Flammulaster? Looks like there could be dark bruising at the stem base in the last pic.
3 Not Amanita bisporigera. They never have warts on their caps. Amanita sect Lepidella I'd say.
4 Sparassis crispa
5 It looks a bit like Artomyces pyxidatus, but I'm not so sure it is. Was it growing on a piece of wood? Probably a Ramariopsis.
6 Phylloporus rhodoxanthus
7 Stropharia hardii
8 Maybe a Lichenomphalia species.
9 Boletus sp.
10 Pleurotus sp. (Oyster Mushroom)
11 Coprinopsis variegata
12 Leucoagaricus americanus


About #2

I would say there was bruises. I am planning on going back tomorrow (today as it is already the 5th) to check on a few that I had seen. Do you think that these may be active?
I am leaning toward Gymn as an answer.

Edited by lateralundertow (08/05/11 12:54 AM)

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: lateralundertow]
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Another Bucks County hunter, nice! I found all of these species (except that sweet looking gilled bolete) in a certain wood that's about five miles long. Am I close? :wink:

My first instinct on species 2 is to actually say older Armillaria tabescens because of the clustered growth and the fact they were sprouting up everywhere a few weeks ago. The stem bases may not be staining, but just sort of brown and fuzzy?

Check out http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/14825951 and some of my other threads for more Bucks County goodies. It would be cool to go hunt together, but I just moved to Florida :sad:

Very cool shots though, keep it up!

*edit*  My other guess for your whereabouts is a certain park with a Native American-named creek running through it in which you can park by the dam/canoe rental. I found a huge clump of inky caps (your #11 in that park.


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Rod Tulloss said:

The bulb is the bulb.

The volva is the volva.

They have a very long term realtionship, but they’re “just friends.”

Edited by suchen (08/05/11 11:34 AM)

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Re: 8/3/2011 Southeastern PA Mushroom Hunt (10 + Species needing ID) [Re: lateralundertow]
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lateralundertow said:
About #2
I would say there was bruises. I am planning on going back tomorrow (today as it is already the 5th) to check on a few that I had seen. Do you think that these may be active?
I am leaning toward Gymn as an answer.


Did you ever get the spore print?

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