Identificaciones de stevilkinevil

On coastal sand dunes, along edge of wet depression. Sequenced and discussed on earlier specimens found in the spring: https://inaturalist.ca/observations/164347238

On coastal sand dunes with Ammophila and Hudsonia tomentosa. Fairly fresh, yet bleached almost entirely of yellow.

On coastal sand dunes with Hudsonia tomentosa.

Thousands of them across the coastal sand dunes with Hudsonia tomentosa. The rain made for a lot of dark shiny caps.

Thousands of them across the coastal dunes with Hudsonia tomentosa.

in spruce plantation

odor mild taste somewhat hot after a little delay, spore print white, peels easily, spores 7.2-9.75 x6.6-7.5 very distinct sharp warts about 1 micron tall (look like an aquatic mine)

Voucher Number(s): N22-0081
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/137760651
Steves Voucher
Hydnum subolympicum
DNA - ITS - Nanopore

Growing in moss at base of hemlock, mixed woods predominantly hemlock.

Growing from needle duff, cap striate, viscid, mucusy layer, conical. Bright yellow stipe. Widely spaced gills (not decurrent)

Cap: 2.4 - 3.5 cm wide, dark brown, scurfy

Stipe: 6.3 - 7.0 cm long, 6 - 7 mm across, fibrous, equal, brown, white at apex

Gills: white, close, uncinate

Collected. Sequence. On Imleria pallida. Oak Wh pine.

Collected. Sequence. Hemlock maple birch

No sclerotia found. On rotted mushrooms. Wh pine oak. Ave. spore size 4.5 x 2.5 microns.