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Alternativejamb


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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: Anglerfish]
#19411298 - 01/13/14 05:35 AM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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I'd suggest Cortinariaceae family.
That's my hunch as well.
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Gill shots of the remaining ones would be helpful.
The remaining ones have been preliminary identified as Marasmius oreades (#4), Lactarius camphoratus (#5), and Gymnopus dryophilus (#6).
That last pic is for the sake of showing variation in the fruit bodies of the unidentified specimen (i.e., #7).
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Anglerfish
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I'd suggest Cortinariaceae family.
That's my hunch as well.
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Gill shots of the remaining ones would be helpful.
The remaining ones have been preliminary identified as Marasmius oreades (#4), Lactarius camphoratus (#5), and Gymnopus dryophilus (#6).
That last pic is for the sake of showing variation in the fruit bodies of the unidentified specimen (i.e., #7).
Check my edit in the previous post - seeing the group I believe it is possibly an Armillaria species, if there is possibility of buried wood in the area. Looks suspiciously like the ones found in this observation on MO.
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The chimp
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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: Anglerfish]
#19411436 - 01/13/14 07:11 AM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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Oh ok thanks Byrain, Psathyrella longistriata is a western species.
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Byrain said: 10 is pretty interesting, any spore color?

Could it be a Pholiotina sp.? Features are suggestive but a color neutral picture would help.
#9 looks like a Flammulaster sp.
Some cool finds here! 
It could be a Pholiotina, I think I can see rusty brown colors on some of the gills. What about Descolea? Is a color neutral photo without flash or is it something more specific? Unfortunately I don't have any more pictures. 9 does look like a Flammulaster species cool!! Thank you Anglerfish I'll look into these more.
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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: The chimp]
#19411501 - 01/13/14 07:48 AM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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great photos and finds
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Alternativejamb


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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: Anglerfish]
#19411563 - 01/13/14 08:15 AM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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Check my edit in the previous post - seeing the group I believe it is possibly an Armillaria species, if there is possibility of buried wood in the area. Looks suspiciously like the ones found in this observation on MO.
I'm not sure about Armillaria. The mushrooms were not growing in cespitose clusters (I just placed the solitary speciments together in that picture). As far as I recall, they were growing at least one meter apart.
I can't really (dis)confirm the possibility of buried wood.
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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: The chimp]
#19412128 - 01/13/14 11:49 AM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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The chimp said: It could be a Pholiotina, I think I can see rusty brown colors on some of the gills. What about Descolea?
I know next to nothing about Descolea other than that it is in Cortinariaceae, and I can only find online info on finds in the Southern Hemisphere. Are you situated there?
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Is a color neutral photo without flash or is it something more specific? Unfortunately I don't have any more pictures.
Maybe I expressed it awkwardly - I should perhaps have said "more even light" - or perhaps "better lighting". Dark forest settings like that often requires creative use of artificial light.
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Byrain

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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: Anglerfish]
#19412137 - 01/13/14 11:50 AM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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Or a tripod with a long exposure.
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Ran-D



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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: The chimp]
#19412172 - 01/13/14 11:59 AM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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#3 in the OP looks like an Entoloma.
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The chimp
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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: Ran-D]
#19413036 - 01/13/14 03:54 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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Thank you Pouihi, glad you liked them.
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The chimp said: It could be a Pholiotina, I think I can see rusty brown colors on some of the gills. What about Descolea?
I know next to nothing about Descolea other than that it is in Cortinariaceae, and I can only find online info on finds in the Southern Hemisphere. Are you situated there?
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Is a color neutral photo without flash or is it something more specific? Unfortunately I don't have any more pictures.
Maybe I expressed it awkwardly - I should perhaps have said "more even light" - or perhaps "better lighting". Dark forest settings like that often requires creative use of artificial light.
Oh your right Descolea is a southern Genus, I guess that is ruled out as I am in Northwestern Ontario.
Better and even lighting... Hmmm is it safe to say natural lighting also.
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Byrain said: Or a tripod with a long exposure.
I see interesting, I know next to nothing about photography haha.
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Ran-D said: #3 in the OP looks like an Entoloma.
Nice one Ran-D, I would never had guessed that, I think your right.
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Re: Unidentified fungi 2013 [Re: The chimp]
#19415969 - 01/14/14 05:48 AM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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The chimp said: I am in Northwestern Ontario.
You probably already know the site, but mycoquebec.org is nice with good pictures and micrographs for a lot of species that might also be relevant for your region, at least in part I guess.
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