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Various, large, yellow-orange mushroom species - IDs requested
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I found a lot of russulas and of large orange mushrooms (honeys and more)  IDs/confirmations would be super helpful.  These were all found in TN

#1 - growing at the base of a tree stump.  I kind of think this may be G. spectabilis, but it's not quite as golden as pictures I've seen online, although it may be genetics or lighting.





#2 - old honeys?  growing about 3-4 feet above the ground on a dead stump.



#3 - growing either from the ground on buried wood.




#4 - Paxillus involutus?  Growing alone, but there were some similar, but older mushrooms 3-4 ft away (I can post pics of those too)





#5 - honey mushrooms?  These guys are really meaty compared to any A. mellea I've seen. 




#6 - I assume this is an amanita?  It's HUGE


Edited by tito123 (10/20/18 07:31 PM)

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Re: Various, large, yellow-orange mushroom species - IDs requested [Re: tito123]
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Need a gill shot of number 6.
It looks like Volvariella sp.

Everything else appears to be Armillaria sp.

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Re: Various, large, yellow-orange mushroom species - IDs requested [Re: Pluviophile]
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After reading Mushroomobserver's info on Armillaria a few days ago, I had the impression there were very few species in this genus, but it looks like I'm wrong.  I'm very confident #5 is armillaria but am unsure about the others.  I just went through mushroom expert's key guide and found myself at A. mellea and the wikipedia entry about it sounds exactly like these.  I never knew these could be so large/thick

#6 already dropped a few spores, so here's a pic of those too (they're white):

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