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Offlineuniversalhighness
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anyone know what these are?
    #18688546 - 08/10/13 08:23 PM (10 years, 5 months ago)
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found it on the side of a fallen branch/on the forest floor on august 7th 2013 in jedediah smith state park in northern california in a redwood forest.
sadly i did not even look underneath the cap to see what the hymenophore looked like.
if it had a stem at all it was very short.
the cap was covered in little spots of liquid that were light brown.
cap was fairly wide about 6-8 inches i'd say... and squishy. when touched it sunk in a little bit and bruised a darker brown than it already was.
this mushroom looked like a really large bleeding tooth fungus, so i was wondering if maybe it actually was one but was just exuding a different color liquid?

#2
lots of these little things were in clusters projecting off of the side of a cut redwood log.
when touched, a cloud of brown spores puffed off.
very very thin black stalk supporting a fingerlike projection of light brown hymenium...
discovered on the same day & in the same conifer forest as #1.


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Re: anyone know what these are? [Re: universalhighness]
    #18688605 - 08/10/13 08:39 PM (10 years, 5 months ago)

#1


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Re: anyone know what these are? [Re: universalhighness]
    #18688612 - 08/10/13 08:41 PM (10 years, 5 months ago)

for #1, I would say IF this fungus was a toothed fungus, which I see you did not observe, It would be a Hydnellum species very similar to Hydnellum peckii.

Guess we will never know though.


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Re: anyone know what these are? [Re: OregonBlueShroom]
    #18688674 - 08/10/13 08:58 PM (10 years, 5 months ago)

2 is a stemonitis species


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Re: anyone know what these are? [Re: Dr.Tooty]
    #18689013 - 08/10/13 10:03 PM (10 years, 5 months ago)

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Dr.Tooty said:
2 is a stemonitis species




#1 is definitely in the Bankeraceae family and seems to be an old, dried up Hydnellum peckii. they tend to brown as they get old

#2 is def in the Stemonitidae family and looks like classic Stemonitis fusca to me

wait for a TI from cali or the western US tho... I'm only personally familiar with southeastern fungi and have never been to cali besides the LAX airport

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    #18689679 - 08/11/13 12:53 AM (10 years, 5 months ago)

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#1 is definitely in the Bankeraceae family and seems to be an old, dried up Hydnellum peckii. they tend to brown as they get old

#2 is def in the Stemonitidae family and looks like classic Stemonitis fusca to me






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Re: anyone know what these are? [Re: Mykes logos]
    #18707331 - 08/15/13 12:31 AM (10 years, 5 months ago)

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#1 is definitely in the Bankeraceae family and seems to be an old, dried up Hydnellum peckii. they tend to brown as they get old

#2 is def in the Stemonitidae family and looks like classic Stemonitis fusca to me

wait for a TI from cali or the western US tho... I'm only personally familiar with southeastern fungi and have never been to cali besides the LAX airport

cheers from:sunny:SWFL





awesome thank you! that makes sense about the hydnellum. the second one i'd never seen before & am not very familiar with slime molds (which i guess arent even part of kingdom fungi?).... thanks for the info :smile:


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