Identificaciones de davegabd

Habitat: Growing on soil in mixed forest

Description: Light brown convex cap with scales containing darker brown margins. Cap ranging from 2-5 cm across with underside composed of slightly decurrent white teeth about 3mm long. Brown stipe 3-4 cm tall with a blueish-black base and white mycelium. Mycorrhizal

Spore print: Dark brown

Habitat: Growing on soil under hardwoods

Description: Violet colored convex cap ranging from 2-5 cm in diameter with some light tan speckling present on some of the caps. Cap is viscid and the slime is acidic. Stipe is a lighter violet-white color with a brown ring zone present on some young specimen. Stipe ranges from 4-7 cm long. Brown remnants of a cortina are present around the edges of the cap on some specimen. Gills are crowded, attached, and a light violet color. Spores 10-11.25 x 6.25 micrometers. Mycorrhizal with oaks.

Spore print: Brown

Habitat: Growing near dead pine, seemingly on soil but most likely attached to buried root.

Description: Velvety brown umbonate cap about 3 cm wide with slightly inrolled margin. Light brown stipe with fine hairs and dots creating stippled texture. Stipe about 11 cm tall above soil, with an additional 8 cm below ground. Saprobic.

Spore print: White

Habitat: Growing on soil under mixed forest

Description: Many fused caps connected to a shared base. About 2 inches across, 1.5 inches tall. The cap margins are a whitish-yellow color, and the lower part of the caps are a grayish brown. Smells sulfurous. KOH black on surface. Mycorrhizal.

Spore print: White.

Spores don’t have true spines, differentiating them from other Thelephora species.

Habitat: Growing on soil in mixed forest.

Description: Very round white mushrooms with a tapering sterile base. Tops had 2.5 cm diameter and they stood 3-3.5 cm high. The peridium is white but has brownish spines. Saprobic.