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Habitat: Growing off the roots of a tree that was cut down a year ago. Also next to the stump in a clump.

Gills:
tan orange becoming darker with age attached

Stem:
hollow thick Orange to tan-ish

Cap:
gets to be 7in starts convex to uplifted orange bruising blue and green

Spore print orange

Bruising:
blue and green

upstate NY summer to fall They were on the way out by the time I took pictures. I was thinking a Gymnopilus?

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Re: ID request FIRST POST [Re: djkemmer]
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Looks like Lactarius deliciosus group. Do the gills exude a milky substance when injured? If so, what colour is the milk?

Welcome to the Shroomery, btw.

Edited by Duggstar (11/05/18 01:55 PM)

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djkemmer said:
I was thinking a Gymnopilus?



No, they're definitely not Gymnopolis or any other active species.

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Re: ID request FIRST POST [Re: Duggstar]
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no milk

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They are old, so dry? If I find a fresh one I will cut it. Because it sure looks like Lactarius Deliciosus.

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Re: ID request FIRST POST [Re: djkemmer]
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That would be cool if it was. That is a choice edible. I will have to watch for it there next year. Thank you for the help!:smile:

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