Chilled mushrooms other than of the genus agaricus

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don't bet the house on my identification, however; the photos were sent to me from australia in e-mails, and i have made my best guess, using a -year-old source, without actually examining the mushrooms. normally, pages at this website represent north american mushrooms i have collected and/or studied

--but i'm always willing to make exceptions for stinkhorns (see lysurus corallocephalus for an african example). the fused arms that form a stem-like structure define the genus colus, but species within the genus "are not clear cut," according to stinkhorn expert d. m. dring ( ). colus hirudinosus is...

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make it earthquake-safe for the next plus years. the massive construction project yields approximately square feet of indoor and outdoor space, and the finishing touch is an all-glass observatory that anchors the back of the new complex at the end of the pier's -foot projection into the bay. the leed-platinum...

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tricholoma squarrulosum (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > gilled mushrooms > pale-spored > tricholoma > tricholoma squarrulosum tricholoma squarrulosum [ basidiomycota > agaricales > tricholomataceae > tricholoma . . . ] by michael kuo one of many gray species in the genus, tricholoma squarrulosum

may be able to tricholoma , but lomas are not very observant and they get bored easily. you, on the other hand, will not be tricked, since you will notice the fibers and scales on the cap and the stem—as well as the mealy odor and taste , the often-grayish gills, and the growth under hardwoods in the...

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it from other mushrooms. on the other hand, microscope work can be fun and rewarding. many of the techniques required are not that difficult to learn, and a decent used microscope can often be picked up for under $ . the best part is, if you are obsessed with mushrooms and live in an area where they

mushrooms. some of the larger microscopic structures of mushrooms can sometimes be seen with these "garage-sale microscopes," however, and if you'd like to whet your appetite i recommend trying to view the asci and spores of morels , which have particularly large microscopic features, by slicing a thin...

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aves order: anseriformes family: anatidae genus: branta species: b. leucopsis binomial name branta leucopsis ( bechstein , ) pair of barnacle geese in sweden the barnacle goose (branta leucopsis) belongs to the genus branta of black geese , which contains species with largely black plumage , distinguishing

and the similar brant goose were previously considered one species, and were formerly believed to spawn from the goose barnacle . [ ] this gave rise to the english name of the barnacle goose and the scientific name of the brant. [ ] it is sometimes claimed that the word comes from a celtic word for...

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of them are radically different, from a mycological standpoint, belonging to entirely different phyla. identifying these mushrooms ranges from relatively easy to profoundly difficult. while i hope to expand coverage of this fascinating group of mushrooms in the future, for now my treatment of the clubs

coralloid jelly fungus tremellodendropsis tuberosa (tremellodendropsidales) among early diverging agaricomycetes. mycological progress : – . burt, e. a. ( ). the north american species of clavaria with illustrations of the type specimens. annals of the missouri botanical garden : – . coker, w. c. (...

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errata for mushroom publications (mushroomexpert.com) errata for mushroom publications by michael kuo how to know the gilled mushrooms [smith, a. h., smith, h. v., & weber, n. s. ( ). how to know the gilled mushrooms. wm. c. brown, dubuque, iowa. pp.] p. : lead a: change "mm" to "um" p. : lead b: in

place of " " insert " " p. : for pleurotus dryinus expand distribution to "on hardwoods, widely distributed" p. : in description of tricholomopsis change "pseudoamyloid" to "inamyloid" p. : add "poisonous" to tricholomopsis platyphylla p. : leads a and b: delete information on cheilocystidia p. : lead...

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dermoloma cuneifolium (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > gilled mushrooms > pale-spored > tricholoma > dermoloma cuneifolium dermoloma cuneifolium [ basidiomycota > agaricales > tricholomataceae > dermoloma . . . ] by michael kuo i thought this was yet another boring, mealy-smelling, gray tricholoma

when i collected it seven years ago. i took some lousy, half-hearted photos, wrote a minimal description, and preserved it, all the while wondering why i was even bothering. so when i finally studied the thing under the microscope the other day it was quite a surprise when the cap surface was composed...

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tremella mesenterica (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > jelly fungi > tremella mesenterica tremella mesenterica [ basidiomycota > tremellales > tremellaceae > tremella ... ] by michael kuo this common jelly fungus appears on the deadwood of hardwoods—usually on sticks – inches in diameter, with the

bark still attached, in my collecting experience. as it is currently defined the species is found across north america, in europe, and elsewhere. sometimes called "witch's butter," tremella mesenterica appears as a yellow mass of brain-like lobes with a gelatinous consistency. although the species appears...

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