Favoritos de maharba
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zoepixiDescripción
Saw at least three of these. Seemed to be in their last few days, very fragile and appeared rotted. The stem leaked amber liquid from many different holes. Perhaps some sort of truffle. Reminds me of earth balls
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terinevilleDescripción
On a rise near trail in the bosque, a total of 6 about 2 to 3 feet apart. Mostly bare ground. Below the rise is Russian olive, salt cedar and dead to nearly dead cottonwood.
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nils2Descripción
Growing out of soil in duff pile with Hygrocybe virgenae in conifer forest under douglas fir. Drying orange.
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Hongo Astas de Carbón (Xylaria hypoxylon)Observ.
rcurtisDescripción
I believe the second photo is of developing fruiting bodies of the same species
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Hongos del Excremento (Deconica coprophila)Observ.
astuciaDescripción
Psiclocybe sp, Strophariaceae.
Un hongo coprófilo.
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Hongos Madroño (Género Russula)Observ.
astuciaFecha
Septiembre 2013Descripción
Localizado en un sustrato semi arcilloso bajo la sombra de un Quesrcus sp.
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Setas, Bejines Y Parientes (Clase Agaricomycetes)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
These Philiota mutabilis were growing on a mossy log in a shady area beside a small lake. The largest was a bit over 1" across. They provided the dark chocolate spore print in the second photo.
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wendy5Descripción
Here are two examples of a few polypore fungi (maybe Ganoderma brownii?) we found on the underside of large logs by the river. They were all brown on top, white underneath, with the larger ones 7" across. It looks like they give off dust below them.
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Hongo Silla de Montar (Cerioporus squamosus)Observ.
nature_nateDescripción
Very eaten by slugs
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Sombrilla Café (Chlorophyllum brunneum)Observ.
biohexx1Descripción
Elev. = 783 ft.
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Patarata (Calvatia cyathiformis)Observ.
astuciaDescripción
Calvatia cyathiformis(Bosc) Morgan. J. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist. 12: 168 (1890) Lycoperdaceae.
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Soldaditos (Género Podaxis)Observ.
alfredoferrermarinFecha
Septiembre 20, 2015Descripción
este hongo es comestible y se recolecta en los meses de lluvia julio y agosto su altura promedio es de 10 cm o un poco mas
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Rehiletes Y Parientes (Familia Marasmiaceae)Observ.
rcurtisDescripción
Marasmius olidus?
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Hongos Madroño (Género Russula)Observ.
rcurtisDescripción
Pale lilac surface color
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Hongo de Pies Negros (Picipes badius)Observ.
neilvinsonDescripción
On dead sugar maple
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Hongos con Láminas (Orden Agaricales)Observ.
finaticDescripción
Palm Beach County, Florida, US
