• Stereum ostrea

    Published on November 27, 2018
    One of the false turkey tails.

  • Leucoagaricus americanus

    Published on November 27, 2018
    This is a saprotrophic fungi that is often found in wood chips, suffice to say this is found in human landscaped areas.

  • Entoloma majaloides

    Published on November 20, 2018
    The genus Entoloma is a diverse group of over 1000 species. Entoloma majaloides P.D. Orton is difficult to identify, as it shares the pale brown, shiny cap and angular spores of several other species.

  • Amanita muscaria var. formosa

    Published on November 19, 2018
    Amanita muscaria var. Formosa (Gonn. & Rabenh.) Sacc. is an ectomycorrhizal fungi that frequently forms associations with hardwoods (beech, maple, oak) and conifers such as pine.

  • Phyllotopsis nidulans

    Published on November 19, 2018
    Phyllotopsis nidulans (Pers.) Singer, is a saprobic fungus that typically grows in overlapping clusters on recently dead trees.

  • Inonotus obliquus

    Published on November 19, 2018
    Inonotus obliquus (Acharius ex. Persoon) grows throughout the year mainly on birch trees.

  • Clavaria fragilis

    Published on November 19, 2018
    Clavaria fragilis (Holmskjord) Fries (syn = Clavaria vermicularis), also known as fairy fingers or white worm coral, is a saprobic coral fungi that can be commonly found on the forest floor.

  • Pholiota alnicola

    Published on November 19, 2018
    Pholiota alnicola (Fries) Singer is a widely distributed saprophyte found on hardwoods and conifers throughout North America.

  • Cyathus Striatus (Hudson) Wildenow

    Published on November 18, 2018
    Cyathus Striatus is a saprobic basidiomycete that grows on decaying forest litter or on wood chips.

  • Marasmius Siccus (Schweinitz) Fries

    Published on November 18, 2018
    Marasmius siccus is a small, saprobic basidiomycete mushroom which can be found growing in groups on leaf litter or on dead hardwoods.