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More late fall appearances

10/28/2012

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A stretch of good rainfall and warmer temps brought out a few late fall mushrooms.
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Phyllotopsis nidulens from Chris H.
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Stinkhorns from Dave Mollen's garden
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Oysters from club member Denny M
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Late Fall Fruitings

10/4/2012

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Some fungi are continuing  to fruit. There are reports of  Honeys (Armillaria mellea),  Pear-shaped Puffballs Lycoperdon periforme and various  Pholiotas.  Yesterday, we found one cluster of pholiotas at the base of a deteriorating hardwood snag, probably Golden Pholiota (P. aurivella). These had slightly slimy, bright-ochre caps with scatterings of flat, dot-like scales.  The “planting” of Stropharia at Dave Mollen’s continues to produce  some new mushrooms.

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    Contributors:

    Cora Mollen, author of Fascinating Fungi of the Northwoods and founder of Northstate Mycological Club.

    Anne Small, Northstate Mycological Club coordinator.

    Any club member is welcome to submit photos or comments for posting on the Blog.  Email to Anne Small.

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