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james_chelin's Identifications
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What
Hedgehog Mushrooms (Genus Hydnum)Observer
justin_loucksDescription
In mixed conifer subalpine forest; on soil
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What
Genus GymnopusObserver
leannestacyDescription
Firmly attached to shrubby cinqufoil roots, when broken off stipe peeled. Near aspen & spruce. Solitary. Found along Galloping Goose Trail.
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Observer
mycowilliamsiiDescription
Smells piney, spicy.
Riparian area with mostly Narrow leaf cottonwoods, but there are also ponderosa pine, cedar, and spruce scattered around the area. This specimen was found under an older spruce with a deep duff layer.
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mycowilliamsiiDescription
Smells piney, spicy.
Riparian area with mostly Narrow leaf cottonwoods, but there are also ponderosa pine, cedar, and spruce scattered around the area. This specimen was found under an older spruce with a deep duff layer.
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What
Genus LentariaObserver
sebashroomPlace
San Miguel River South Fork Preserve, 37 921612 #107.899833, Mountain Village, CO 81435, USA (Google, OSM)Description
This was a small coral mushroom about the size of a quarter growing in association with mixed conifers, douglas fir, subalpine fir, spruce. I am not sure which genus it is in and thought Lentaria was the closest match as the tips of the branches are not "Ramaria-like" and the branches are spread further apart.
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- 2010 IDs made for others
