Found in fog drip saturated Sequoia sempervirens dominant coastal forest with Pseudotsuga menziesii and Notholithocarpus densiflorus understory. MMWD
Growing in soil in clusters of 3-5 near base of Pseudotsuga menziesii. Partially buried in duff
Very firm, dense white flesh that breaks like chalk. Brown/black staining inside from maggot burrows. Internal tissue and stipe slowly bruising red/black/brown. Pileus splotchy brown
Smell like sweet fresh vegetative matter
Taste mild
Bright yellow/green UN rxn on all parts of the mushroom
Growing on wood in pine, fir and aspen forest. Pileus light pinkish brown to tan, hygrophanous. Lamellae pinkish to dingy brown. Stipe white, thick, soft in texture and brittle.
Growing under Quercus chrysolepis. Pileus creamy to light yellowish orange, dimpled in center with circular zonations. Lamellae off-white, not exuding latex due to dry conditions, widely attached. Stipe off-white, with darker orange pockets that presumably contain latex.
On conifer, I think. Intensely violet in KOH. Basidia 4 spored. Soft fleshed.
On bare ssoil between oaks
Found in Nora’s Wood as part of my study to generate a funga report of the park starting in October 2020.
Unsure what this species is, there were dark droplets on the smaller mushrooms that stained my fingers a tobacco color, gills were very slug eaten but the small section has given a white to cream spore color. Found below a California incense cedar.
Growing under Quercus agrifolia in a coastal canyon - Lepiota, Echinoderma...??? ID suggestions greatly appreciated!
In landscape grass under birch. Copious latex, purple KOH reaction, taste slowly acrid
Found under tomato plant in a huge clump. I don’t know the term but it feels hairy or moss like on the stem and cap and rubbed off on my fingers
On dead oak with sclerotium attached in soil