Favoritos de andrewiiclaassentus

On dead frond of Washingtonia washed up on beach.

Ascomata uniloculate perithecia with short neck (30 µm tall); spherical, erumpent, partially immersed, 100–300 µm diameter.
Asci 8-spored, bitunicate, 50 x 15 µm, IKI-; walls 4–6 µm thick. Pseudoparaphyses abundant, septate, 2 µm wide with clavate end 3 µm wide.
Ascospores hyaline, 16–20 x 5–6 µm, mostly 4-septate; centrally constricted, one half with two chambers and rounded end, other half larger with three chambers and acute end.

Found in Abies, Pinus and Calocedrus dominant forest, just west of Dry Lake, Shasta-Trinity National Forest
Growing in soil under a large Calocedrus decurrens, on the edge of a wet meadow
Conical, deep brown hymenophore with elongated, honeycomb-like pits throughout. Stipe off white to cream colored equal to club shaped to slightly bulbous, covered in fine crystal-like ornamentation. Hollow throughout
Smell spermatic
Taste indistinct
KOH indistinct
Hymenophore fluoresces bright blue/green

I found this mushroom in a conifer forest growing on a dead fir tree. With others nearby
It had a firm texture with a pale wavy top. The flesh is very firm and close to white. the spores are orange yellow. It smelled pleasant and sweet. The taste is sort of peppery