No odor. Fibrous cottony white stipa. The stipa is flatish, not round. What is it? Cantherelles?
Growing near redwood/sitka spruce/Doug fir/sword fern/blackberry, growing out of soil near sitka roots, indistinct odor, uv rxn on gills, slight darkening KOH rxn on stem more pronounced on cap
On cypress leaf litter. Hymenium scarlet, mostly flat. Back side lighter, with a minute white stipe.
Caps are slimy. I think they’re growing off of dead roots/other wood under the rocks. I suspect Flammulina.
Spore deposit white. Spores ellipsoid, 6.7-7.9 μm x 5.1-5.5 μm
In redwood fairy ring/grove. On decomposing log. Upper campus natural reserve
On fallen oak, likely Quercus wislizeni but hard to tell. Being eaten by some sort of large larvae. Unclear if coming from a tuber, but larvae were in the wood at the point of attachment.
Many sporocarps growing in large mycelial mat in small less than a half a meter proximity. Growing on small twigs and leaves under Quercus agrifolia amongst Oaxalis abundance. Viscid slimy cap when immature, less viscid with maturity. Hollow stem almost transparent.
Strong, fresh, vanilla, nutty smell.
Minor blue floursecence.
No KOH reaction.
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