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Identification request.
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Habitat:
Thousand or so feet in elevation, southernmost part of the Appalachian mountains, in a pile of decaying oak and pine wood chips (mostly branches) with lots of leaves and pine straw.

Gills:
Bright yellow gills.

Stem:
About 3 inches long, 1/2 inch diameter, tan, smooth texture, hollow, medium thickness.

Cap:
About 3 inches in diameter, reddish-purple to brown, rough texture, convex to concave at different stages.

Spore print color:
Light brown

Bruising:
No apparent bruising, but there is blue on the cap that could potentially be a bruise.

Other information:
Smells like Golden Teacher. Visible blue mycelium or potentially mold — not sure.

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Re: Identification request. [Re: Rjparana]
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gymnopilus junonius? maybe


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Re: Identification request. [Re: phossy]
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not sure if this is the same species but it was nearby, maybe just extra mature?


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Re: Identification request. [Re: Rjparana]
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they're in the gymnopilus luteofolius group
most likely Gymnopilus dilepis

could also be G. luteofolius but either way they're active .

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Re: Identification request. [Re: philocybe]
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philocybe said:
they're in the gymnopilus luteofolius group
most likely Gymnopilus dilepis

could also be G. luteofolius but either way they're active .




For sure, Upon closer inspection you can see the blue on the gills in one of the images.

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Re: Identification request. [Re: Rjparana]
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Active Gymnopilus. Very nice!

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