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A quick hike...
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Some of what I saw on a hike in the woods in Western NY





^this one's print was the same color as the mushroom
















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Re: A quick hike... [Re: SdudEval]
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Nice shots. Looks like some kind of gymnopilus sp., perhaps punctiofolius for the orange ish ones.  :cheers:


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: sporeRider]
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#8 looks like ganoderma lucidum

I need to get to a computer to look at the rest I just pick those a lot.


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: MHbound]
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Cool finds, here's some suggestions

1. Lycoperdon

6. & 7. Maybe Bondarzewia berkeleyi

8. Ganoderma

9. Polyporus squamosus

10. Trametes

Do you have any more photos of number 5 OP?

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Re: A quick hike... [Re: MHbound]
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MHbound said:
#8 looks like ganoderma lucidum



Is that eastern hemlock it's growing on?  Probably g. tsugae if so.


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: Forrester]
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I think 5 is full grown #2?  The prints were exactly the same color.


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: sporeRider]
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Gymnopilus might be a good candidate for them like sporeRider mentioned. Do you have pictures of the prints? And, have you noticed any discoloration/bruising?

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Re: A quick hike... [Re: MidnightCity]
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1. lycoperdon or scleroderma
2. probably clitocybe
8. ganoderma
9. polyporus squamosus

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Re: A quick hike... [Re: SdudEval]
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Not so sure #5 is same as #2, stipe on #2 seems a lot broader than #5.
With the lack of partial veil #5 fits the profile of Gymnopilus liquiritiae.


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: wolfedawwg]
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1. Lycoperdon
2. Gymnopilus similar to G. liquiritiae
3. Trametes elegans
4. Looks like old Trichpatum biforme
5. Same Gymnopilus as above
6. Not sure. The pore diameter would have me looking around Trametes.
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8. Ganoderma cf. lucidum or tsugae if its on conifer.
9. Polyporus squamosus
10. Might be Stereum ostrea


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Edited by Gravija (09/09/13 12:14 PM)

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Re: A quick hike... [Re: Gravija]
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Gravija said:
10. Stereum ostrea


Just curious, how did you decide it was that, not Trametes versicolor?


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: Forrester]
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Because the underside looks smooth to me. Though, T. versicolor pores can be quite small...

You could be right. I'll amend my confidence level in the above identification!


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: MidnightCity]
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mahniti said:
1. lycoperdon or scleroderma
2. probably clitocybe
8. ganoderma
9. polyporus squamosus


MidnightCity said:
Gymnopilus might be a good candidate for them like sporeRider mentioned. Do you have pictures of the prints? And, have you noticed any discoloration/bruising?



Where I cut the stem it turned very dark brown, almost black.

Prints for 2 and 5....


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: SdudEval]
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Definitely Gyms and I think Gravija nailed it with Gymnopilus liquiritiae

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Re: A quick hike... [Re: MidnightCity]
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Nah, I said "similar to" for a reason. I don't think liquiritiae sensu. Hesler is a valid name. Plus, this species is really common up here and the spore size and pileal trama don't match Hesler's description. It isn't active either, despite claims otherwise.

But for all intensive purposes, if you are using the keys at mushroomexpert then it's liquiritiae.


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Re: A quick hike... [Re: Gravija]
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Sorry for the confusion. To clarify, it is my opinion that you named a very close match as liquiritiae.

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Re: A quick hike... [Re: MidnightCity]
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Ha, no confusion. I just thought I'd share my thoughts on the topic.


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