| 5492502 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. |
| 5492503 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. |
| 5492504 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. Yellow Morph. |
| 5492505 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. Yellow morph. |
| 5492506 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. |
| 5492507 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. Note insect larvae in gills. |
| 5492508 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. Note white spore print on ground. |
| 5492510 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. Mushroom tends to dissolve into pile of mush after insect infestation. |
| 5492511 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. |
| 5492512 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. |
| 5492513 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. |
| 5492514 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. Rhizomorphs on tree may be from Armillaria mellea. |
| 5492515 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. Note white spore print on log. |
| 5492517 |
Armillaria root rot |
Armillaria tabescens |
Parasitic and/or saprobic on hardwood roots. Prolific late summer and early fall mushroom popping up in lawns and on forest floors in tight clusters that share a basal anchor to the ground which connects to hardwood roots underground. Armillaria tabescens synonym. Yellow morph. |
| 5493726 |
giant puffball |
Langermannia gigantea |
Giant puffballs are easily recognized by their size and shape. Fresh specimens are typically brilliant white in color, but turn brown as they mature. They range in size from tennis ball size to soccer ball size and sometimes much larger. Giant puffballs are saprobes usually growing on the soil surface. Brilliant white young specimen in image. |
| 5493727 |
giant puffball |
Langermannia gigantea |
Giant puffballs are easily recognized by their size and shape. Fresh specimens are typically brilliant white in color, but turn brown as they mature. They range in size from tennis ball size to soccer ball size and sometimes much larger. Giant puffballs are saprobes usually growing on the soil surface. Brilliant white young specimen in image. |
| 5493728 |
giant puffball |
Langermannia gigantea |
Giant puffballs are easily recognized by their size and shape. Fresh specimens are typically brilliant white in color, but turn brown as they mature. They range in size from tennis ball size to soccer ball size and sometimes much larger. Giant puffballs are saprobes usually growing on the soil surface. Brilliant white young specimen in image. |
| 5493729 |
giant puffball |
Langermannia gigantea |
Giant puffballs are easily recognized by their size and shape. Fresh specimens are typically brilliant white in color, but turn brown as they mature. They range in size from tennis ball size to soccer ball size and sometimes much larger. Giant puffballs are saprobes usually growing on the soil surface. Brown mature specimen in image. |
| 5493730 |
giant puffball |
Langermannia gigantea |
Giant puffballs are easily recognized by their size and shape. Fresh specimens are typically brilliant white in color, but turn brown as they mature. They range in size from tennis ball size to soccer ball size and sometimes much larger. Giant puffballs are saprobes usually growing on the soil surface. Brown mature specimen in image. |
| 5493731 |
giant puffball |
Langermannia gigantea |
Giant puffballs are easily recognized by their size and shape. Fresh specimens are typically brilliant white in color, but turn brown as they mature. They range in size from tennis ball size to soccer ball size and sometimes much larger. Giant puffballs are saprobes usually growing on the soil surface. Brown mature specimen in image. |
| 5493732 |
giant puffball |
Langermannia gigantea |
Giant puffballs are easily recognized by their size and shape. Fresh specimens are typically brilliant white in color, but turn brown as they mature. They range in size from tennis ball size to soccer ball size and sometimes much larger. Giant puffballs are saprobes usually growing on the soil surface. Brown mature specimen in image. |
| 5493733 |
giant puffball |
Langermannia gigantea |
Giant puffballs are easily recognized by their size and shape. Fresh specimens are typically brilliant white in color, but turn brown as they mature. They range in size from tennis ball size to soccer ball size and sometimes much larger. Giant puffballs are saprobes usually growing on the soil surface. Brown mature specimen in image. |
| 5492378 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492379 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492380 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492381 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492382 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492383 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492384 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492385 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492386 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492387 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492450 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492451 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492452 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492453 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492454 |
abortive Entoloma |
Entoloma abortivum |
Entoloma abortivum has two morphological forms, a typical gilled mushroom and a glob-shaped disc of fungal flesh. The mushroom form has a steely-gray, pink-spored, gilled cap. Glob-shaped disc looks like a malformed puffball. The "arborted" Entoloma abortivum is either a parasite of species of Armillaria or a victim of parasitization by Armillaria spp. |
| 5492476 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492477 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492478 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492479 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492480 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492481 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492482 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492483 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492484 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Saprobe found on the stumps, logs, roots, and living wood of hardwoods. It is somewhat unusual in that it can appear from fall to spring with fresh specimens being found in the middle of winter. |
| 5492843 |
Rhodotus fungus |
Rhodotus palmatus |
Common names of this fungus include the Netted Rhodotus as well as Wrinkled Peach. It appears to be a saprobe living on dead, wet, well-decayed deciduous hardwoods. It may grow singularly or in groups. Its distinctive reddish to pinkish cap may display an elaborate network of ridges on its surface. |
| 5492844 |
Rhodotus fungus |
Rhodotus palmatus |
Common names of this fungus include the Netted Rhodotus as well as Wrinkled Peach. It appears to be a saprobe living on dead, wet, well-decayed deciduous hardwoods. It may grow singularly or in groups. Its distinctive reddish to pinkish cap may display an elaborate network of ridges on its surface. |
| 5492845 |
Rhodotus fungus |
Rhodotus palmatus |
Common names of this fungus include the Netted Rhodotus as well as Wrinkled Peach. It appears to be a saprobe living on dead, wet, well-decayed deciduous hardwoods. It may grow singularly or in groups. Its distinctive reddish to pinkish cap may display an elaborate network of ridges on its surface. |
| 5492846 |
Rhodotus fungus |
Rhodotus palmatus |
Common names of this fungus include the Netted Rhodotus as well as Wrinkled Peach. It appears to be a saprobe living on dead, wet, well-decayed deciduous hardwoods. It may grow singularly or in groups. Its distinctive reddish to pinkish cap may display an elaborate network of ridges on its surface. |
| 5492847 |
Rhodotus fungus |
Rhodotus palmatus |
Common names of this fungus include the Netted Rhodotus as well as Wrinkled Peach. It appears to be a saprobe living on dead, wet, well-decayed deciduous hardwoods. It may grow singularly or in groups. Its distinctive reddish to pinkish cap may display an elaborate network of ridges on its surface. |
| 5488533 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5492848 |
Rhodotus fungus |
Rhodotus palmatus |
Common names of this fungus include the Netted Rhodotus as well as Wrinkled Peach. It appears to be a saprobe living on dead, wet, well-decayed deciduous hardwoods. It may grow singularly or in groups. Its distinctive reddish to pinkish cap may display an elaborate network of ridges on its surface. |
| 5488538 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5488539 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5488540 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5488541 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5488537 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5490266 |
Mycena mushroom |
Mycena luteopallens |
Small delicate mushroom that is associated with the fallen nuts of walnut and hickory. In forests with numerous walnut and hickory trees, the forest floor can be covered with the yellow to orange-yellow mushrooms. Saprobe. |
| 5490261 |
Mycena mushroom |
Mycena luteopallens |
Small delicate mushroom that is associated with the fallen nuts of walnut and hickory. In forests with numerous walnut and hickory trees, the forest floor can be covered with the yellow to orange-yellow mushrooms. Saprobe. |
| 5490262 |
Mycena mushroom |
Mycena luteopallens |
Small delicate mushroom that is associated with the fallen nuts of walnut and hickory. In forests with numerous walnut and hickory trees, the forest floor can be covered with the yellow to orange-yellow mushrooms. Saprobe. |
| 5490263 |
Mycena mushroom |
Mycena luteopallens |
Small delicate mushroom that is associated with the fallen nuts of walnut and hickory. In forests with numerous walnut and hickory trees, the forest floor can be covered with the yellow to orange-yellow mushrooms. Saprobe. |
| 5490264 |
Mycena mushroom |
Mycena luteopallens |
Small delicate mushroom that is associated with the fallen nuts of walnut and hickory. In forests with numerous walnut and hickory trees, the forest floor can be covered with the yellow to orange-yellow mushrooms. Saprobe. |
| 5490265 |
Mycena mushroom |
Mycena luteopallens |
Small delicate mushroom that is associated with the fallen nuts of walnut and hickory. In forests with numerous walnut and hickory trees, the forest floor can be covered with the yellow to orange-yellow mushrooms. Saprobe. |
| 5490260 |
Mycena mushroom |
Mycena luteopallens |
Small delicate mushroom that is associated with the fallen nuts of walnut and hickory. In forests with numerous walnut and hickory trees, the forest floor can be covered with the yellow to orange-yellow mushrooms. Saprobe. |
| 5488532 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5488534 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5488535 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5488536 |
fly agaric |
Amanita muscaria |
Reported to be a mycorrhizal species with hardwoods and conifers growing singularly or in clusters, sometimes in fairy rings. May be poisonous. Species variety may be formosa or guessowii. |
| 5453960 |
mushroom |
Hygrocybe miniata |
Fruiting bodies |
| 5453961 |
mushroom |
Hygrocybe miniata |
Fruiting bodies |
| 5449402 |
yellow spindle coral |
Clavulinopsis fusiformis |
|
| 2188004 |
short-stemmed russula |
Russula brevipes |
|
| 2120085 |
Amanita mushroom |
Amanita spp. |
|
| 2188001 |
short-stemmed russula |
Russula brevipes |
|
| 5254077 |
velvet foot |
Flammulina velutipes |
Sporocarps of Flammulina velutipes, the velvet-foot fungus. |
| 2188002 |
short-stemmed russula |
Russula brevipes |
|
| 5251043 |
Amanita mushroom |
Amanita spp. |
young sporocarp |
| 5028090 |
Coprinellus fungi |
Coprinellus radians |
orange mycelial mat called the ozonium |
| 5033052 |
Shaggy mane |
Coprinus comatus |
|
| 5033057 |
Shaggy mane |
Coprinus comatus |
|
| 5043100 |
inky cap |
Coprinus quadrifidus |
|
| 5044017 |
bird's nest fungi |
Cyathus striatus |
|
| 5042071 |
destroying angel |
Amanita virosa |
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