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Mycological
Society of
San
Francisco
IntroductionWelcome to the home page of the Mycological Society of SanFrancisco, North America's largest local amateur mycologicalassociation. This page was created by and is maintained by MichaelWood, publisher of MykoWeb.
The Mycological Society of San Francisco is a non-profit corporationformed in 1950 to promote the study and exchange of informationabout mushrooms.
Most of our members are amateurs who are interested in mushroomsfor a variety of reasons: cooking, cultivating, experiencing theout-of-doors, and learning to properly identify mushrooms. Othermembers are professional mycologists who participate in ouractivities and may serve as teachers or advisors.
Dr. Dennis E. Desjardin is the scientific advisor for the MycologicalSociety of San Francisco. He is professor of biology at San FranciscoState University and director of the Harry D. Thiers Herbarium. Dr.Desjardin was the recipient of the Alexopoulos Prize for outstandingresearch and the W. H. Weston Award for Excellence in Teachingfrom the Mycological Society of America.
Our active membership extends throughout the San Francisco BayArea and into many other communities in Northern California andbeyond.
To join the MSSF, please see the membership page. To renew yourMSSF membership, see the renewal page. For information on how to
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contact the MSSF, please visit our contact page. For more generalinformation, visit the about page.
The MSSF is a North American Mycological Association affiliatedclub. If you are interested in other mushroom clubs in North America,visit the North American Mycological Societies page.
| Contact | Join | Calendar | Meetings | Mycena News | FungusFairs |
| Other Activities | Photos | History | Web Sites | Members Only! |
There is more mycological information available at MykoWebincluding photos and descriptions of the
The Fungi of California
Copyright © 1995-2004 Michael Wood& the
Mycological Society of San Francisco
This site online since 10 October 1995Last revision: 27 April 2004
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Fungus Fair!! 4-5 December 2004
Mycological
Society of
San
Francisco
IntroductionWelcome to the home page of the Mycological Society of San Francisco, NorthAmerica's largest local amateur mycological association. This page was created by andis maintained by Michael Wood, publisher of MykoWeb.
The Mycological Society of San Francisco is a non-profit corporation formed in 1950 topromote the study and exchange of information about mushrooms.
Most of our members are amateurs who are interested in mushrooms for a variety ofreasons: cooking, cultivating, experiencing the out-of-doors, and learning to properlyidentify mushrooms. Other members are professional mycologists who participate inour activities and may serve as teachers or advisors.
Dr. Dennis E. Desjardin is the scientific advisor for the Mycological Society of SanFrancisco. He is professor of biology at San Francisco State University and director ofthe Harry D. Thiers Herbarium. Dr. Desjardin was the recipient of the AlexopoulosPrize for outstanding research and the W. H. Weston Award for Excellence in Teachingfrom the Mycological Society of America.
Our active membership extends throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and into manyother communities in Northern California and beyond.
To join the MSSF, please see the membership page. To renew your MSSF membership,see the renewal page. For information on how to contact the MSSF, please visit ourcontact page. For more general information, visit the about page.
The MSSF is a North American Mycological Association affiliated club. If you areinterested in other mushroom clubs in North America, visit the North AmericanMycological Societies page.
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| Contact | Join | Calendar | Meetings | Mycena News | Fungus Fairs || Other Activities | Photos | History | Web Sites | Members Only! |
There is more mycological information available at MykoWebincluding photos and descriptions of the
The Fungi of California
Copyright © 1995-2004 Michael Wood& the
Mycological Society of San Francisco
This site online since 10 October 1995Last revision: 27 April 2004
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Contact the MSSFMycological Society of San Francisco❍
c/o The Randall Museum❍
199 Museum Way❍
San Francisco, CA 94114❍
Membership Application❍
Send general questions to MSSF President Mark Lockaby❍
Mycena News submissions to Mark Lockaby❍
Membership questions to Jane Collier❍
Fungus Fair questions to Dan Long❍
Web site comments to webmaster Michael Wood❍
Contact information for the current MSSF Council is in the members only area❍
For current info on events, call the MSSF phone: 415-759-0495❍
Or visit the on-line calendar❍
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Join the MSSF!
The MSSF has four membership catagories:
Adult/Family $25.00●
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Full-time Student $20.00●
Electronic $15.00Electronic memberships do NOT receive the mailed Mycena News or theannual Roster. These are available to all members on-line.
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You may join the MSSF at a meeting, with a mail-in application, or with a credit cardvia PayPal.
Current MSSF members should go to the renewal page to renew their membership.
To join the Mycological Society of San Francisco via mail, print and fill out themembership application and send the application with a check (payable to MSSF) forthe correct amount to:
MSSF c/o Jane Collier❍
Randall Museum❍
199 Museum Way❍
San Francisco, CA 94114❍
To join using a credit card, choose the appropriate catagory:
Adult/Family Membership
Senior Membership
Student Membership
Electronic Membership
Members receive full privleges in the society, including a subscription to the MSSFnewsletter, Mycena News, from September to May.
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About the MSSF
The Mycological Society of San Francisco was founded in 1950 to promote theunderstanding and enjoyment of fungi. Our mission has since expanded to preservemycological habitats and to promote and maintain the rights of the general public tocollect mushrooms for study and recreational purposes on public lands. Our experttaxonomists often consult with open space management agencies to identify the fungiwhich are found on these lands.
The MSSF hosts a myriad of activities throughout the year. Our general meetings areheld on the third Tuesday of each month from September through May (the locallyactive mushroom season) at the Josephine Randall Junior Museum in San Francisco.Each general meeting begins with mushroom identification, book sales, and cultivationactivities, then features a guest speaker on a selected mycological topic. Our adjunctculinary group meets once a month to explore and share the culinary possibilities ofwild mushrooms. Throughout the year we teach and sponsor classes in mushroomidentification, cultivation, the basics of mycology, microscopy, cooking, etc. EachDecember, the MSSF creates an extensive Fungus Fair, where we collect, identify anddisplay hundreds of mushroom species from throughout the Bay Area and points northand south.
At the heart of MSSF activities are forays for identification and collection ofmushrooms. Throughout the year we offer numerous camping forays and single-daymushroom walks. On occasion we conduct weekend mycological retreats with forays,culinary fare, identification, workshops, talks and slide presentations.
The MSSF is also active in promoting mycological education and research. Ourmembers assist with academic research projects, we maintain a species database and anextensive mycological library, and we sponsor annual scholarships for leading studentsof mycology. We also provide toxicology and identification expertise to the CaliforniaPoison Control System and help with the identification of mushrooms in cases ofsuspected poisoning.
MSSF members are invited to join our lively and informative members-only emaildiscussion group, where organizational announcements and events are posted, andwhere much information on mycological topics is exchanged.
The MSSF is run through the volunteer efforts of four elected officers, four electedcouncilors, numerous committee chairpersons, and the general membership. Councilmeetings are conducted on the second Tuesday of each month from September throughMay, and are open to the general membership. Our Scientific Advisor is Dr. DennisDesjardin, Professor of Mycology at San Francisco State University and the curator ofthe Thiers Herbarium.
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Calendar
Friday-Sunday, April 30-May 2, Annual San Jose Family Camp Foray: Come for afun and carefree weekend where lodging and meals are provided. Stay in tent cabinswith electric lights and where nearby bathrooms have hot water and showers. Enjoyhunting morel in its natural environment and you may even find spring boletes. Cost forthe weekend for members is $95, for nonmembers, $115 and $55 for children. Leaders:Mark Lockaby and Tina and Thomas Keller.For reservation and information, contactTom Sasaki, Foray Coordinator (415-776-0791 or email [email protected]).
Monday, May 3: Culinary Group’s Monthly Dinner: 7:00 PM. Meeting and dinnerat the Library of the Hall of Flowers in Golden Gate Park, in San Francisco. Forreservations or information, please contact Jeanne Campbell at (415 457- 7662 or sendemail to: [email protected])
Saturday, May 8: Morel Foray at Undisclosed Area: Norm Andresen, David andJeanne Campbell will lead a foray to a destination undetermined at publication time.Please contact leaders a week or two before foray date: Norm Andresen at(510-278-8998 or send email to: [email protected]) or David and JeanneCampbell (415-457-7662 or email to: [email protected])
Tuesday, May 18, MSSF General Meeting: Doors open and mushroom ID at 7:00 pm.The speaker at 8:00 pm. will be Dr. Tom Bruns on "Observations on the Natural Historyof Ectomycorrhizal Fungi".
6-11 June 2004: Spring Fungi of the Sierra Nevada: Week long course by Dr. DennisDesjardin at the San Francisco State University Sierra Nevada Field Campus.Information here. More information and registration here.
Saturday, June 19: Mushrooms in Your Garden: Crissy Field Center. Fordescription and registration info visit the Crissy Field Center.
Sunday, August 15: Mushroom Garden Workday: Presidio Community Gardens.Contact Ken Litchfield at 415-863-7618 or [email protected].
For the most current information on Society events, call the MSSF phone:415-759-0495. The recording is updated when there are changes.
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Monthly Meetings
On the third Tuesday of each month from September thru May, the Mycological Societyof San Francisco has a General Meeting. The highlight of each meeting is a speakerwith slides on some aspect of mycology and mushrooming: ecology, taxonomy,myophagy, sociology, etc. Before each meeting members bring collections which areput on display and identified. Refreshments are served after the meeting. Doors openand identification starts at 7 pm and the meeting starts at 8 pm. (The December meetingis usually replaced by a dinner at a different location.)
Location:Randall Museum❍
199 Museum Way❍
San Francisco, California❍
Directions❍
2002-2003 Meetings:Tuesday, September 16, 2003❍
Tuesday, October 21, 2003❍
Tuesday, November 18, 2003❍
Tuesday, January 20, 2004❍
Tuesday, February 17, 2004❍
Tuesday, March 16, 2004❍
Tuesday, April 20, 2004❍
Tuesday, May 18, 2004❍
See the calendar for details.❍
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Mycena News
The Mycena News is the newsletter of the Mycological Society of San Francisco. It ispublished from September through May. The Mycena News is full of articles abouthunting mushrooms, eating mushrooms, and just about anything else you can think todo with mushrooms! You will also find reports on our activities and our currentcalendar of activities.
Beginning with September, 1997, each issue of the Mycena News will be available herein the Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF). To keep the PDF file size"reasonable", some issues do not have all of the images that were included in the hardcopy version of the Mycena News that is mailed to MSSF members. If you need the freeAcrobat PDF reader, click on the "Get Acrobat" icon:
The newest issue of the Mycena News is only available to members.
The Monthly Mycena News2003-2004 Season:
May, 2004 (Full graphics - 648 KB)❍
April, 2004 (Full graphics - 977 KB)❍
March, 2004 (Full graphics - 508 KB)❍
February, 2004 (Full graphics - 518 KB)❍
January, 2004 (Full graphics - 520 KB)❍
December, 2003 (Full graphics - 556 KB)❍
November, 2003 (Full graphics - 657 KB)❍
October, 2003 (Full graphics - 307 KB)❍
September, 2003 (Full graphics - 530 KB)❍
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2002-2003 Season:May, 2003 (Full graphics - 723 KB)❍
April, 2003 (Full graphics - 405 KB)❍
March, 2003 (Full graphics - 396 KB)❍
February, 2003 (Full graphics - 1.02 MB)❍
January, 2003 (Full graphics - 899 KB)
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December, 2002 (Full graphics - 488 KB)❍
November, 2002 (Full graphics - 398 KB)❍
October, 2002 (Full graphics - 388 KB)❍
September, 2002 (Full graphics - 438 KB)❍
2001-2002 Season:May, 2002 (Full graphics - 244 KB)❍
April, 2002 (Full graphics - 739 KB)❍
March, 2002 (Full graphics - 995 KB)❍
February, 2002 (Full graphics - 722 KB)❍
January, 2002 (Full graphics - 940 KB)❍
December, 2001 (Full graphics - 300 KB)❍
November, 2001 (Full graphics - 379 KB)❍
October, 2001 (Full graphics - 326 KB)❍
September, 2001 (Full graphics - 1.86 MB)❍
September, 2001 (No graphics - 602 KB)❍
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2000-2001 Season:May, 2001 (Full graphics - 544 KB)❍
March, 2001 (Full graphics - 5.34 MB)❍
January, 2001 (Full graphics - 3.57 MB)❍
December, 2000 (Full graphics - 4.11 MB)❍
November, 2000 (No graphics - 666 KB)❍
October, 2000 (No graphics - 125 KB)❍
September, 2000 (No graphics - 122 KB)❍
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1999-2000 Season:May, 2000 (1.0 MB)❍
April, 2000 (571 KB)❍
March, 2000 (592 KB)❍
February, 2000 (892 KB)❍
January, 2000 (1.01 MB)❍
December, 1999 (1.09 MB)❍
November, 1999 (792 KB)❍
October, 1999 (1.79 MB)❍
September, 1999 (1.72 MB)❍
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April, 1999 (307 KB)❍
March, 1999 (751 KB)❍
February, 1999 (351 KB)❍
January, 1999 (286 KB)❍
December, 1998 (443 KB)❍
November, 1998 (1.45 MB)❍
October, 1998 (719 KB)❍
September, 1998 (1.28 MB)❍
1997-1998 Season:May, 1998 (414 KB)❍
April, 1998 (395 KB)❍
March, 1998 (417 KB)❍
February, 1998 (516 KB)❍
January, 1998 (596 KB)❍
December, 1997 (449 KB)❍
November, 1997 (832 KB)❍
October, 1997 (601 KB)❍
September, 1997 (379 KB)❍
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Articles from earlier issues of Mycena NewsA Chemist Smells Mushrooms by Darvin DeShazer (December, 1995)●
Bay Area Shocked by Amanita phalloides Poisonings by Bill Freedman (March,1996)
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Final Report on Recent Amanita phalloides Poisonings by Bill Freedman (April,1996)
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Foraying on the World Wide Web by Michael Wood (April,1996)●
Fired with Enthusiasum for Fungi! by Anna Moore (May, 1996)●
The Forager by Bob Gorman
November, 1995❍
December, 1995❍
January, 1996❍
February, 1996❍
March, 1996❍
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April, 1996❍
May, 1996❍
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Fungus Fairs
2004 Fungus Fair -- 4 & 5 December!
Each year the Mycological Society of San Francisco hosts one or two mushroom shows(traditionally called 'fungus fairs'). At the show you will see hundreds of species offungi on display along with exhibits on ecology, mycophagy, toxicology, andcultivation. Bring your collections to our identification table for a free ID!
Species Lists2003 Oakland Fungus Fair Species List●
2003 Oakland Fungus Fair Species Catalog (220 KB PDF)●
2002 Oakland Fungus Fair Species List●
2002 Oakland Fungus Fair Species Catalog (212 KB PDF)●
2001 Oakland Fungus Fair Species List●
2001 Oakland Fungus Fair Species Catalog (214 KB PDF)●
2000 San Francisco Fungus Fair Species List●
1999 San Francisco Fungus Fair Species List●
1998 San Francisco Fungus Fair Species List lost by Wade Leschyn●
1997 San Francisco Fungus Fair Species List●
1997 Coyote Point Fungus Fair Species List●
1996 San Francisco Fungus Fair Species List●
1996 Coyote Point Fungus Fair Species List●
1995 San Francisco Fungus Fair Species List●
Fungus Fair Posters2002 Oakland Fungus Fair1.
2001 Oakland Fungus Fair2.
2000 San Francisco Fungus Fair3.
1999 San Francisco Fungus Fair4.
1998 San Francisco Fungus Fair5.
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1997 San Francisco Fungus Fair6.
1997 Coyote Point Fungus Fair7.
1996 San Francisco Fungus Fair8.
1995 San Francisco Fungus Fair9.
1995 Coyote Point Fungus Fair10.
1994 San Francisco Fungus Fair11.
1993 San Francisco Fungus Fair1993 San Francisco Fungus Fair
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1993 Coyote Point Fungus Fair13.
1992 San Francisco Fungus Fair14.
1992 Coyote Point Fungus Fair15.
1991 San Francisco Fungus Fair1991 San Francisco Fungus Fair
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1991 Coyote Point Fungus Fair17.
1990 San Francisco Fungus Fair18.
1990 Coyote Point Fungus Fair19.
1989 San Francisco Fungus Fair20.
1989 Coyote Point Fungus Fair21.
1988 San Francisco Fungus Fair22.
1988 Coyote Point Fungus Fair23.
1987 San Francisco Fungus Fair24.
1986 San Francisco Fungus Fair25.
1986 Coyote Point Fungus Fair26.
1985 San Francisco Fungus Fair27.
1984 December San Francisco Fungus Fair28.
1984 January Coyote Point Fungus Fair29.
1984 January San Francisco Fungus Fair30.
1983 December Oakland Fungus Fair31.
1983 January San Francisco Fungus Fair32.
1982 December Oakland Fungus Fair33.
1982 December Coyote Point Fungus Fair34.
1982 February Coyote Point Fungus Fair35.
1982 January San Francisco Fungus Fair36.
1981 Oakland Fungus Fair37.
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1981 San Francisco Fungus Fair38.
1980 Oakland Fungus Fair39.
1979 San Francisco Fungus Fair40.
1979 Oakland Fungus Fair41.
1978 Oakland Fungus Fair42.
1977 San Francisco Fungus Fair43.
1976 Oakland Fungus Fair44.
1976 San Francisco Fungus Fair45.
1976 Marin Fungus Fair46.
1975 Oakland Fungus Fair47.
1974 Oakland Fungus Fair48.
1974 San Francisco Fungus Fair1974 San Francisco Fungus Fair
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1973 Oakland Fungus Fair50.
1971 San Francisco Fungus Fair51.
1969 San Francisco Fungus Fair52.
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Table of Contents | Online Edition Preface | New Introduction
Wild About Mushrooms
The Cookbook of the Mycological Society ofSan Francisco
By Louise Freedman
with William Freedman
Illustrations by Teeda LoCodo
Scientific Advisors:Harry Thiers, Ph.D. & Fred Stevens, Ph.D.
We dedicate this book to Charles Sharp,1910-1984, the editor of Kitchen Magic withMushrooms. The Mycological Society of SanFrancisco is grateful to Charles for enhancingour awareness and appreciation of the finerculinary aspects of mushrooms.
Copyright © 1987, 2000 by Louise Freedman and the Mycological Society of San FranciscoIllustrations © 1987, 2000 by Teeda LoCodoAdditional content for the online edition © 2000 by Michael Wood and Michael BoomA MykoWeb and MSSF Page
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MSSF RecipesRecipes from the Chefs at the December, 2001 Fungus Fair held at the OaklandMuseum:
Patrick Hamilton❍
Frances Wilson❍
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Photo Index
Photos #1 (Miscellanea)●
Photos #2 (Miscellanea)●
Photos #3 (Miscellanea)●
Photos #4 (Fungus Fair, December 2000)●
Photos #5 (Storrie Morel Foray, April 2001)●
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MSSF HistoryPast Presidents●
Fungus Fair Posters from 1971-2002 (52 fairs! -- 55 posters!)●
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Other Activities
Please check the calendar for current activities.
ForaysField trips and forays are lead by more experienced members to various locationsin the Bay Area and around Northern California, and offer opportunities to learnmore about mushrooms, to safely collect and eat mushrooms, and to enjoy goodcompany.
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Culinary GroupOur culinary group holds monthly dinner meetings in which participants join inthe planning and preparation of gourmet meals, with an attempt to feature disheswhich highlight wild mushrooms.
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Study GroupsLearn more about the world of the fungi at the study group that meets before thegeneral meeting.
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Cultivation ClassesParticipate in an active group learning to grow wild mushrooms for home use andstudy.
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LibraryOur library contains a comprehensive collection of mycological books andjournals which are available to members for home study, and a few rare bookswhich are reserved for reference purposes.
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BooksBooks on all aspects of the world of mycology are available for purchase atmonthly meetings and fungus fairs at a discount price.
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Mushroom Related Web Pages by MSSFMembers
Amateur Mushroom Sites:Michael Wood: MykoWeb●
Michael Wood and Fred Stevens: The Fungi of California●
Boleslaw Kuznik: Hunting for Mushrooms●
Taylor F. Lockwood: Treasures from the Kingdom of Fungi●
Dorothy Beebee: Mushrooms for Color, Polypores for Paper●
Nathan Wilson: Nathan's Fungi Page●
Ari Kornfeld: Natural Perspective●
Professional Mushroom Sites:Dennis Desjardin: Mycology at SFSU●
Tom Bruns: The Bruns Lab●
For links to hundreds of mushroom related web pages, see the MykoWeb Links page.
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California FungiCalifornia BoletesWhat's New!Fungus PhotosMushroom ArticlesMushroom ClubsMushroom EventsMushroom RecipesSystematicsLinksBookstoreMiscellaneaMykoCDMSSFNAMASearch
MykoWeb © 1995-2004 byMichael Wood
Mushrooms
Fungi
Mycology
Welcome to MykoWeb, WWW pages devoted to the science ofmycology (the study of the fungi) and the hobby of mushrooming(the pursuit of mushrooms). It is a production of Michael Wood, apast president of the Mycological Society of San Francisco.MykoWeb was started in the fall of 1995 and since then has garneredseveral web Awards.
The biggest attraction at MykoWeb is The Fungi of California, anexpanded version of the former "Fungi of the San Francisco BayArea". The Fungi of California contains photographs and
descriptions of over 400 species of fungi found in California (with
over 1600 total photographs). Included are links to other onlinedescriptions and photos of the species treated plus references tocommon field guides. Also included is a Glossary of mycologicalterms and a Bibliography of useful mycological references. TheFungi of California is a joint project of Michael Wood and FredStevens.
MykoWeb has republished two books that are mycological treasures,but long out of print in book form. The first appears here as TheBoletes of California. This is an online reprint of CaliforniaMushrooms: A Field Guide to the Boletes by Dr. Harry D. Thiers.Here you will find keys and descriptions of the 85 species andvarieties of Boletes known from California when the book waspublished in 1975. The Boletes of California was done with thepermission of Dr. Harry Thiers and the assistance of Fred Stevensand Michael Boom.
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"The book is excellent. Thiers is a top-notchwriter. More botanists should write for both the
professional and amateur."(Clark Rogerson, Managing Editor of Mycologia,
1975)
MykoWeb has also republished the fine mushroom cookbook byLouise Freedman: Wild About Mushrooms: the Cookbook of theMycological Society of San Francisco.
Michael Wood is also the creator and WebMaster of the MycologicalSociety of San Francisco website and the WebMaster of the NorthAmerican Mycological Association website. Included at MykoWebis a list of all the amateur mushroom clubs in North America, withmailing addresses, web site information, and email contacts.
Other parts of MykoWeb include a Fungus Photos page that includesphotos not found elsewhere at MykoWeb. There is a page of WildMushroom Recipes and a giant Links page with links to over 200other mushroom sites on the World Wide Web. On the MushroomArticles page you will find some fine writing by Steve Trudell(mycorrhiza), Mike Boom (fungal lust!) and Terri Beausejour(cultivation). Finally there is the Miscellanea page. There you canfind what does not fit elsewhere, including watercolors, quotes fromold mushroom books, mushroom humor, and several bibliographies,including a copy of my Bibliography of the Hypogeous andSecotioid Fungi.
The photographs throughout MykoWeb are copyrighted by thephotographers who took them and are used here with theirpermission. For more information, see Use of Photographs atMykoWeb
Many thanks to all who have helped with these pages. Very specialthanks to Fred Stevens, Mike Boom, and Taylor F. Lockwood.
MykoWeb will always remain free from any advertizing. You canhelp us continue with our work here by purchasing MykoCD.
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A Tribute to Dr. Harry Thiers
Harry D.Thiers
January 22, 1919August 8, 2000
Articles, Obituaries, and Photos about Harry Thiers:Harry D. Thiers, 1919–2000 by Barbara Thiers & Roy Halling (362 KBPDF)
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MSSF Mourns Harry Thiers by Michael Boom●
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North AmericaNorth American Mycological Association (NAMA)
Judy Roger, Executive Secretary
6615 Tudor Ct.
Gladstone, OR 97027-1032
503-657-7358
http://www.namyco.org/
Email: [email protected]
North American Truffling Society (NATS)
P.O. Box 296
Corvallis, OR 97339
503-451-5987 or 503-752-2243
http://www.fsl.orst.edu/mycology/NATS.HTM
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Regional OrganizationsNorthEast Mycological Federation (NEMF)
http://www.nemf.org/
Gulf States Mycological SocietyRR2 Box 194L
Newton, TX 75966-9518
Email: [email protected]
http://mywebpage.netscape.com/GSMYCO/GSMS.HTM
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Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, ArizonaGulf States Mycological SocietyRR2 Box 194L
Newton, TX 75966-9518
Email: [email protected]
Alaska Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 2526
Homer, Alaska 99603
Glacier Bay Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 65
Gustavus, Alaska 99826
Southeast Alaska Mycologcial AssociationP.O. Box 956
Sitka, Alaska 99835
Arkansas Mycological Society16055 Michele Drive
Alexander, Arkansas 72002
Email: [email protected]
Arizona Mushroom ClubP.O.Box 3136
Tempe, Arizona 85280-3136
http://members.aol.com/azmushclub/
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CaliforniaMycological Society of San Francisco (MSSF)
c/o The Randall Museum
199 Museum Way
San Francisco, CA 94144
415-759-0495
http://www.mssf.org/
Email: [email protected]
Sonoma County Mycological Association (SOMA)
490 Liberty Road
Petaluma CA 94952-1076
http://www.somamushrooms.org/
Email: [email protected]
Fungus Federation of Santa Cruz1305 E. Cliff Drive
Santa Cruz, CA 95062
http://www.fungusfed.org/
Email: [email protected]
Humbolt Bay Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 4419
Arcata, CA 95521
Los Angeles Mycological Society (LAMS)
C/O Richard Smith
4907 S. Maymont Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90043
http://www.nhm.org/lams/
Email: [email protected]
San Diego Mycological Societyc/o Les Braund
8858 Capcano Road
San Diego, CA 92126
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Davis Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 72255
Davis, CA 95617
Email: [email protected]
Mount Shasta Mycological Society623 Pony Trail
Mount Shasta, CA 96067
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Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia,Florida
Colorado Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 9621
Denver, CO 80209
303-320-6569
http://www.angelfire.com/co/mycosociety/
Email: [email protected]
Pike's Peak Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 39
Colorado Springs, CO 80901-0039
Email: [email protected]
Connecticut Valley Mycological Society10 Lounsbury Road
Trunbull, CT 06611
Connecticut-Westchester Mycological Association (COMA)137 Nyac Avenue
Pelham, NY 10803
http://www.comafungi.org/
Mycological Association of WashingtonPO Box 76533
Washington, DC 20002
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301-907-3053
http://mawdc.org/
Gulf States Mycological SocietyRR2 Box 194L
Newton, TX 75966-9518
Email: [email protected]
Berkshire Mycological SocietyPO Box 247
Norfolk, CT 06058
Email: [email protected]
http://www.bms.iwarp.com/
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Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, LouisianaNorth Idaho Mycological Society% Sandy Martello
PO Box 722
Post Falls ID 83877-0722
http://www.nicon.org/nima/index.html
Palouse Mycological Association1499 Hawthorne Drive Apt. 120
Moscow, ID 83843
Southern Idaho Mycological AssociationP.O. Box 843
Boise, ID 83701
http://www.simykos.org/
Illinois Mycological AssociationPO Box 634
Franklin Park, IL 60131
http://www.ilmyco.gen.chicago.il.us
Email: [email protected]
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Prairie State Mushroom ClubDamian Pieper, President
35 Ventura Ave, Iowa City IA 52245
Email: [email protected]
http://www.geocities.com/iowafungi/psmc-home-page.html
Kaw Valley Mycological Society2431 Atchison Avenue
Lawrence, KS 66047
http://www.sunflower.com/~pilott29/
Email: [email protected]
Gulf States Mycological SocietyRR2 Box 194L
Newton, TX 75966-9518
Email: [email protected]
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Maine, Maryland, MassachusettsMaine Mycological SocietyRR 1 Box 1920
Litchfield, ME 04350
http://www.mushroomthejournal.com/mma/index.html
Berkshire Mycological SocietyPO Box 247
Norfolk, CT 06058
Email: [email protected]
http://www.bms.iwarp.com/
Boston Mycological Club6 Oak Ridge Drive #4
Maynard, MA 01754-2470
781-259-3426
http://www.bostonmycologicalclub.org
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MichiganAlbion Mushroom ClubWhitehouse Nature Center
Albion, MI 49224
Lewiston Fun Country MHCP. O. Box 783
Lewiston, MI 49756
Michigan Mushroom Hunters Club1970 Kirkton Drive
Troy MI 48083-1753
http://www.sph.umich.edu/~kwcee/mmhc/
West Michigan Mycological Society923 E. Ludington Avenue
Ludington, MI 49431
Email: [email protected]
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Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, MontanaMinnesota Mycological SocietyDept of Entomology
1980 Folwell Ave
9Saint Paul MN 55108-6125
http://perth.uwlax.edu/Biology/volk/mms/
Email: [email protected]
Gulf States Mycological SocietyRR2 Box 194L
Newton, TX 75966-9518
Email: [email protected]
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Missouri Mycological Society314 Park Road
St. Louis, MO 63119
http://www.missourimycologicalsociety.org/
Email: [email protected]
Southwest Montana Mycological Association731 South 12th Avenue
Bozeman, MT 59715
Email: [email protected]
Western Montana Mycological AssociationP.O. Box 7306
Missoula, MT 59801
http://www.fungaljungal.org/
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New YorkCentral New York Mycological Society210 Parrish Lane
Syracuse, NY 13205
http://theforagerpress.com/community/cnyms/index.htm
Connecticut-Westchester Mycological Association (COMA)137 Nyac Avenue
Pelham, NY 10803
http://www.comafungi.org/
Long Island Mycological Club11 Ramblewood Rd.
Ridge, NY 11961-1709
http://www.limyco.org
Email: [email protected]
Mid Hudson Mycological Association140 Smith Lane
Accord, New York 12404
Email: [email protected]
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Mid New York Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 164
Clinton, NY 13323
Email: [email protected]
New York Mycological Society220 East 73rd Strett #10A
New York, NY 10021-4319
201-587-1599
http://mysite.verizon.net/nycmycology/
Email: [email protected]
Rochester Area Mycologcial Association54 Roosevelt Road
Rochester, NY 14618
Email: [email protected]
Susquehanna Valley Mycological Society12 Wellington Drive
Endicott, NY 13760
http://www.svmsonline.org/
Email: [email protected]
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New Hampshire, New Jersey, New MexicoMonadnock Mushroomers UnlimitedP.O. Box 1796
Keene, NH 03431
Email: [email protected]
Montshire Mycological ClubP.O. Box 59
Sunapee, NH 03782
New Hampshire Mycological Society41 Putnam Hill Rd
Wilton, NH 03086-5143
New Jersey Mycological Association50 Alfalfa Hill
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Milford NJ 08848-1727
http://www.njmyco.org/
Email: [email protected]
New Mexico Mycological Society6336 Mendius Ave NE
Albuquerque NM 87109-4126
http://www.swcp.com/mycowest/nmms/
Email: [email protected]
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North Carolina, North DakotaAsheville Mushroom Club51 Kentwood Lane
Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
http://www.asheville.com/mushroomclub/
Blue Ridge Mushroom ClubP.O. Box 1107
North Wilkesboro, NC 28659
Email: [email protected]
Triangle Area Mushroom Club% Mary Bealle
68 Fernwood Lane
Chapel Hill, NC 27516-1606
Email: [email protected]
Fun Gi's Mycological Association203 8th Avenue NW
Mandan, ND 58554
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Ohio, OregonOhio Mushroom Society10489 Barchester
Concord, OH 44077
http://www.denison.edu/ohmushroom/
Lincoln County Mycological Society% Bruce Waugh
165 3rd Street
Otter Rock, OR 97369-9701
Cascade Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 110
Eugene, Oregon 97440
http://www.cascademyco.org/
Email: [email protected]
Mount Mazama Mushroom Association417 Garfield Street
Medford, OR 97501
Oregon Coast Mycological CollectiveP.O. Box 2438
Florence, OR 97439
Oregon Mycological Society13716 SE Oatfield Road
Milwaukie, OR 97222-7035
Email: [email protected]
http://www.wildmushrooms.org
Pacific Northwest Key Council1943 SE Locust Avenue
Portland, OR 97214
Willamette Valley Mushroom Society1454 Manzanita Street NE
Salem, OR 97303
http://www.geocities.com/oregonfungi/wvms.htm
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Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee,Texas
Eastern Pennsylvania Mushroomers3119 Parker Drive
Lancaster, PA 17601-1634
Email: [email protected]
http://www.namyco.org/clubs/epm.htm
Western Pennsylvania Mushroom Clubc/o Jack Baker
1413 Parkmont Road
Allison Park, PA 15101
http://www.wpmc4.homestead.com/index.html
Email: [email protected]
South Carolina Mycological SocietyC/O Tim Geho
918 Parrot Creek Way
Charleston, SC 29412
843-795-3331
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Texas Mycological Society7445 Dillon Street
Houston, TX 77061
Central Texas Mycological Society (CTMS)4316 Airport Blvd.
Austin, TX 78722
Mycological Union of East TennesseeEmail: [email protected]
http://mmmushrooms.tripod.com/index.htm
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Utah, Virginia, VermontMushroom Society of Utah2654 S 1500 E
Salt Lake City, UT 84106-3535
801-942-0637
http://www.users.uswest.net/~dwjohnston
Email: [email protected]
Vermont Mycology ClubP.O. Box 792
Burlington, VT 05402
Northeast Kingdom Mushroom SocietyPO Box 277
Albany VT 05820-0277
Email: [email protected]
Virginia Commonwealth Mycological Societyc/o Dean Walton
1700 Blakemore Rd
Richmond, VA 23225-2202
804-233-4508
Email: [email protected]
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WashingtonOlympic Peninsula Mycological SocietyPO Box 65499
Port Ludlow, WA 98365-0499
360-437-9579
Kitsap Peninsula Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 3082
Bremerton, WA 98310-0394
http://www.namyco.org/clubs/kpms/
Northwest Mushroomers AssociationP.O. Box 28581
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Bellingham, WA 98228-0581
360-676-9486
Puget Sound Mycological SocietyUniversity of Washington
Center for Urban Horticulture
Box 354115
Seattle, WA 98195
206-522-6031
http://www.psms.org/
Email: [email protected]
Snohomish County Mycological SocietyP.O. Box 2822
Everett, WA 98203
360-668-9046
http://www.scmsfungi.org/
Email: [email protected]
Palouse Mycological AssociationTimothy Paulitz
Rm 363 Johnson Hall, WSU
Pullman WA 99164-6430
509-335-7077
http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~mushroom/
South Sound Mushroom Club6439 32nd Avenue NW
Olympia, WA 98502
Spokane Mushroom ClubDoris Distad
P.O. Box 2791
Spokane, WA 99220
509-328-7973
Email: [email protected]
www.spokanemushroomclub.org
Tacoma Mushroom SocietyP.O. Box 99577
Tacoma, WA 98499
Wenatchee Valley Mushroom Society
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1309 S 73rd Street
Cashmere, WA 98815-1163
509-782-8004
Email: [email protected]
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West Virginia, WisconsinNorth Western Wisconsin Mycological SocietyRR 3 Box 17
Frederic, WI 54837
Parkside Mycological Club5219 85th Street
Kenosha, WI 53142
Wisconsin Mycological Society1309 S. 73rd Street
Milwaukee, WI 53214
http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/7331/index.html
Email: [email protected]
Northstate Mycological Society8589 Hwy 70
St. Germain, WI 54558
715-542-3749
http://www.brushwolf.us/northstate/
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CanadaEdmonton Mycological Society47 Rehwinkel Road
Edmonton, AB, Canada T6R 1Y4
http://www.wildmushrooms.ws
South Vancouver Island Mycological Society
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2552 Beaufort Rd.
Sidney, BC, Canada V8L 2J9
http://www.svims.ca/
Vancouver Mycological SocietyBox 181
#101 - 1001 West Broadway
Vancouver, Canada V6H 4E4
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Andes/8896/
Mycological Society of Toronto2106-812 Birnhamthorpe Road
Toronto, ON M9C 4W1
http://www.myctor.org
Email: [email protected]
Cercle de Mycologues de RimouskiUniversity of Quebec
Rimouski, Canada
Cercle de Mycologues de MontréalJardin botanique de Montréal
4101, rue Sherbrooke Est
Montréal (Québec) H1X 2B2
http://www.mycomontreal.qc.ca/
Email: [email protected]
Cercle de Mycologues du Saguenay% France Dellaire
332 Chemin du Val-Menaud
St Charles de Bourget QC G0V 1G0
Cercle de Mycologues de Quebec2000 Boul Montmorency
Quebec, Canada G1J SE7
http://site.voila.fr/CmaQ
Email: [email protected]
Chibougamau Mycological Club804 5e Rue
Ciboucamau, Canada G8P 1V4
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2003 Fungus Fair Species ListDecember 6-7, 2003Identification by: Dennis Desjardin, Else Vellinga, Michael Wood, TomVolk, Fred Stevens, Norm Andresen, & Darvin DeShazer
Abortiporus biennis1.
Agaricus arorae2.
Agaricus benesi3.
Agaricus bernardii4.
Agaricus bitorquis5.
Agaricus californicus6.
Agaricus campestris7.
Agaricus hondensis8.
Agaricus perobscurus9.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus10.
Agaricus subrutilescens11.
Agaricus xanthodermus12.
Aleuria aurantia13.
Amanita franchetii14.
Amanita gemmata15.
Amanita lanei16.
Amanita muscaria17.
Amanita pantherina18.
Amanita phalloides19.
Amanita silvicola20.
Amanita vaginata21.
Antrodia heteromorpha22.
Armillaria mellea23.
Armillaria mellea24.
Armillaria sinapina25.
Astraeus hygrometricus26.
Auriscalpium vulgare27.
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Baeospora myosura28.
Bisporella citrina29.
Bjerkandera fumosa30.
Bolbitius aleuriatus31.
Bolbitius vitellinus32.
Boletus amygdalinus33.
Boletus appendiculatus34.
Boletus barrowsii35.
Boletus chrysenteron36.
Boletus dryophilus37.
Boletus edulis38.
Boletus fibrillosus39.
Boletus marshii40.
Boletus satanas41.
Boletus subtomentosus42.
Boletus truncatus43.
Boletus zelleri44.
Bovista dermoxantha45.
Bovista pila46.
Calocera cornea47.
Calvatia utriformis48.
Cantharellus cibarius49.
Caulorhiza umbonata50.
Chalciporus piperatoides51.
Chlorophyllum brunneum52.
Chondrostereum purpureum53.
Chroogomphus vinicolor54.
Clavulina cristata55.
Clitocybe deceptiva56.
Clitocybe nuda57.
Clitopilus prunulus58.
Collybia cirrhata59.
Conocybe tenera60.
Coprinus atramentarius61.
Coprinus comatus62.
Coprinus lagopus63.
Coprinus micaceus64.
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Coprinus plicatilis65.
Cortinarius calochrous66.
Cortinarius cedretorum67.
Cortinarius glaucopus68.
Cortinarius ponderosus69.
Cortinarius sodagnitus70.
Cortinarius variicolor71.
Crepidotus herbarum72.
Crepidotus mollis73.
Crucibulum laeve74.
Cryptoporus volvatus75.
Dacrymyces palmatus76.
Dacrymyces stillatus77.
Dermocybe zakii78.
Entoloma bloxami79.
Exidia glandulosa80.
Fistulina hepatica81.
Flammulaster carpophilus82.
Fomitopsis cajanderi83.
Fomitopsis pinicola84.
Galerina autumnalis85.
Galerina badipes86.
Galerina marginata87.
Ganoderma applanatum88.
Ganoderma brownii89.
Ganoderma tsugae90.
Geastrum fornicatum91.
Geastrum saccatum92.
Gomphidius glutinosus93.
Gomphidius oregonensis94.
Gomphidius smithii95.
Gomphus clavatus96.
Gomphus floccosus97.
Gymnopilus luteocarneus98.
Gymnopilus luteofolius99.
Gymnopilus sapineus100.
Gymnopilus spectabilis101.
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Gymnopus acervatus102.
Gymnopus dryophilus103.
Gymnopus kauffmanii104.
Gymnopus subpruinosus105.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme106.
Hebeloma mesophaeum107.
Hebeloma populinum group108.
Hebeloma sinapizans109.
Helvella lacunosa110.
Hericium abietis111.
Hericium erinaceus112.
Hericium ramosum113.
Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea114.
Hydnangium carneum115.
Hydnellum peckii116.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca117.
Hypholoma aurantiacum118.
Hypholoma capnoides119.
Hypholoma fasciculare120.
Hypocrea pulvinata121.
Hypomyces chrysospermum122.
Hypoxylon thouarsianum123.
Hysterangium coriaceum124.
Inocybe fastigiata125.
Inonotus tomentosus126.
Jahnoporus hirtus127.
Laccaria fraterna128.
Lactarius alnicola129.
Lactarius pubescens130.
Lactarius rubidus131.
Lactarius rubrilacteus132.
Laetiporus gilbertsoni133.
Leccinum manzanitae134.
Leccinum scabrum135.
Lenzites betulina136.
Leocarpus fragilis137.
Lepiota atrodisca138.
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Lepiota cristata139.
Lepiota flammeotincta140.
Lepiota josserandii141.
Lepiota magnispora142.
Lepiota roseifolia143.
Lepiota roseilivida144.
Lepiota scaberula145.
Lepiota sequoiarum146.
Lepiota spheniscispora147.
Lepiota carmineobasidia148.
Leucoagaricus leucothites149.
Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus150.
Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus151.
Lycogala epidendrum152.
Lycoperdon perlatum153.
Lyophyllum decastes154.
Macrotyphula juncea155.
Marasmiellus candidus156.
Marasmiellus carneopallidus157.
Marasmius androsaceus158.
Marasmius calhouniae159.
Marasmius plicatulus160.
Marasmius quercophilus161.
Melanoleuca cognata162.
Melanoleuca lewisii163.
Micromphale sequoiae164.
Mollisia sp.165.
Mycena abramsii166.
Mycena californiensis167.
Mycena capillaripes168.
Mycena capillaris169.
Mycena galericulata170.
Mycena haematopus171.
Mycena maculata172.
Mycena oregonensis173.
Mycena purpureofusca174.
Mycena speirea175.
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Nidula candida176.
Nidula niveotomentosa177.
Nolanea stricta178.
Nolanea stricta179.
Omphalotus olivascens180.
Panus conchatus181.
Paxillus involutus182.
Paxillus panuoides183.
Phaeolus schweinitzii184.
Phaeomarasmius erinaceus185.
Phellinus punctatus186.
Phellinus robustus187.
Phlebia radiata188.
Phlebia uda189.
Pholiota astragalina190.
Pholiota malicola191.
Pholiota terrestris192.
Pholiota terrestris193.
Pholiota velaglutinosa194.
Phyllotopsis nidulans195.
Pisolithus arrhizus196.
Pleurotus ostreatus197.
Plicatura nivea198.
Pluteus atromarginatus199.
Pluteus cervinus200.
Pluteus semibulbosus group201.
Pluteus thomsonii202.
Polyporus radicatus203.
Polyporus varius204.
Psathyrella hydrophila205.
Psathyrella hydrophila206.
Psathyrella longistriata207.
Pseudoarmillariella ectypoides208.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum209.
Psilocybe castanella210.
Psilocybe cyanescens211.
Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa212.
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Ramaria acrisiccescens213.
Ramaria botrytis214.
Ramaria fennica var. fennica215.
Ramaria formosa216.
Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora217.
Ramaria rubribrunnescens218.
Ramaria rubrievanescens219.
Resupinatus applicatus220.
Rhizopogon ochraceorubens221.
Russula amoenolens222.
Russula crassotunicata223.
Russula eleodes224.
Russula laurocerasi225.
Russula rosacea226.
Russula sanguinea227.
Russula silvicola228.
Russula subalutacea229.
Russula turci230.
Sarcodon imbricatus231.
Schizophyllum commune232.
Scleroderma cepa233.
Simocybe centunculus234.
Sparassis crispa235.
Stereum hirsutum236.
Strobilurus trullisatus237.
Stromatoscypha fimbriata238.
Stropharia ambigua239.
Stropharia riparia240.
Suillus caerulescens241.
Suillus fuscotomentosus242.
Suillus lakei243.
Suillus ponderosus244.
Suillus pungens245.
Suillus tomentosus246.
Tephrocybe rancida247.
Trametes hirsuta248.
Trametes versicolor249.
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Tremella mesenterica250.
Trichaptum abietinum251.
Tricholoma fracticum252.
Tricholoma imbricatum253.
Tricholoma muricatum254.
Tricholoma myomyces255.
Tricholomopsis rutilans256.
Tubaria eucalypti257.
Tyromyces caesius258.
Volvariella gloiocephala259.
Xeromphalina campanella260.
Xeromphalina cauticinalis261.
Xeromphalina fulvipes262.
Xeromphalina kauffmanii263.
Xylaria hypoxylon264.
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Catalogue of Fungus Fair
Introduction ......................................................................................................................2
History ..............................................................................................................................3
Statistics ...........................................................................................................................4Total collections (excluding "sp.")Numbers of species by multiplicity of collections (excluding "sp.")Numbers of taxa by genus (excluding "sp.")
Common names ................................................................................................................6
New names or names not recently recorded .................................................................7Numbers of field labels from tables
Species found - listed by name .......................................................................................8
Species found - listed by multiplicity on forays ..........................................................13
Forays ranked by numbers of species .........................................................................16
Larger forays ranked by proportion of unique species ...............................................17
Species found - by county and by foray ......................................................................18
Field and Display Label examples ................................................................................27
Print this page to make your own Field Labels ...........................................................28
IdentifiersDennis Desjardin, Mike Wood, Else C. Vellinga, Fred Stevens, Tom Volk, Norm Andre-sen, Darven Deshazer
RecordersRobert Mackler, Denise Gregory, Rose Flaherty, ....
Database & CatalogueJohn Lennie
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At the end of October, at Patricks Point and other locations north of Eureka, mushroomswere abundant and the season there seemed to be already at its peak. However, at the an-nual student foray in Mendocino on 22 November, the number of species collected was thesmallest in the twelve years in which records have been kept.
The first rain in the bay area actually fell in mid September. Rain fell again on 31 Octoberand a week later substantial rain followed. Then it became dry and cold, with night frosts,and a week before the Oakland fair there were virtually no mushrooms to be found. Howev-er rain fell again at the weekend and during that week. Rain was also expected on Friday,the day of the principal forays, but the weather cleared up and conditions for collectingwere pleasant.
Although mushrooms were not abundant, a total of 264 species were identified at the fair,an 11% increase on last year. However, the collections were more characteristic of theearly season than of the first week in December. There were very few mycorrhizal species.Not a single Hygrophorus was recorded and there were only 4 Lactarius and 9 Russulaspecies, most represented by a single specimen. A single chanterelle collection went pastthe identifiers and no other Cantharellus. (Last year, another late starter, the correspondingfigures for identified species were: 0 Hygrophorus, 3 Lactarius, 13 Russula, 3 Cantharel-lus.) When set-up was complete on Friday only 3 field labels were recovered from the Hy-grophorus-Lactarius table. Nonetheless, overall thirty four species were new; that no fewerthan 11 were displayed with the polypores and resupinates on table 13 was due to the par-ticipation of Tom Volk (if collections that were only identified to genus had also been count-ed there would have been three more new records.)
One such fuzzy record that was counted was Mollisia sp., though the fact that it had notbeen recorded before was more because the fruitbody was the size of a grain of sand thanbecause it was rare. One interesting polypore recorded for the first time also served as anexample of a mushroom on a mushroom on a mushroom, with Cosmospora sp. (a truly mi-croscopic red dot from an unrecorded genus) parasitizing Hypocrea pulvinata (also a firstrecord), in turn growing on Ganoderma brownii. Else sent material to Gary Samuels atUSDA, Beltsville and he provided the first two determinations. All three taxa were new!Along the same lines was a nice exhibit of fresh Schizophyllum commune on a decayingfruitbody of the same species.
Among the other new finds was one identified by Dr. Desjardin as Psilocybe castanella,which was first described in 1887 by Peck from grass on the future Stanford Campus andwas now found nearby at Filoli. Another interesting collection from the Oakland hills wascalled Marasmiellus aff. carneopallidus by Dr. Desjardin. The “aff.” means it is close to, butnot identical with, this species (without the “aff.”) The specimen is also similar to an easternEuropean species but is likely to be either new or a first record from North America.
Gymnopus dryophilus surprisingly tied with Hypholoma fasciculare as the species reportedfrom the most forays.
When you go collecting, you can make field labels for your own forays by printing page 28.
The efforts of many volunteers, a few named here but many nameless, made the fair andthis report possible.
John LennieBerkeley4 January [email protected]
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History
The Mycological Society of San Francisco held its first mushroom show in the fall of 1970and kept a cumulative record of species until 1993. During that time, shows were held inSan Francisco, Oakland, San Rafael (once) and Coyote Point. For a time there were twoshows per year and sometimes even three! Records of the collections were publishedtwice. First, in California Mushrooms: 1970-1980 by Herb Saylor, Paul Vergeer, DennisDesjardin and Tom Duffy; this distinctive orange booklet covered the first 19 shows alongwith 2 forays. Because it included references to the literature and to sources for printed il-lustrations of the species, it is still a useful reference (copies are available from BookSales.) I prepared the second set of records which was published in the Member's Hand-book for 1992. By that time 24 more shows had been held, and the new lists, up to and in-cluding January 1992, were presented in one table, with 1009 species. This Handbook isno longer in print but the table is available as a pdf file (contact me for a copy.)
The show in December 1992 was the last to be included in this series of records and en-tered in the database I had maintained until then. In 1993, Wade Leschyn took over andbegan a new list and a new database. According to the society's web site, thirteen showswere held between then and 2001 when a new series began at the Oakland Museum (a14th show may have been held in Coyote Point in 1994.) However, in this period therewas no longer a unified record of what had been displayed at individual fairs and recordsfor some fairs have been lost.
In 2001 the council established a new Systematics Committee, with Mike Wood as itschair. One of its functions is to maintain a new database and I have set this up to includedescriptive material for some local species, as well as means to enter foray lists and thecollections displayed at the shows. The initial set of names came from Wade's databaseand Mykoweb. After these names had been updated and corrected, 921 were left (the"not recently recorded" names on page 7 are ones not found on this list nor among laternew names.) After the 2003 Oakland show the list of names has grown to 1004, includingspecies complexes and varieties. The actual number of records is larger but this includes'fuzzy' names, such as ones ending in 'sp.' as well as two group names that are also usedwithout the 'group' qualification. The display labels at the Oakland shows now includecommon names, synonyms, misapplied names and habitat information mostly supplied byMykoweb (for an example, see page 27.) These labels and a series of catalogues whichbegan in 2001, are fruits of the new database.
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14 (location unknown) 1 143 2 49 3 22 4 14 5 6 6 4 7 6 8 1 9 313 2
Statistics (first two totals exclude "sp.")
Total different records: 264Total collections (counting separately each occur-rence on a different foray): 519Field labels from display tables (see p.7) 688
Numbers of species reported from 1 foray, 2 fo-rays, ... , 9 forays (multiplicity is not abundance -multiple records from one foray were merged):
For lists of these species, see pages 13 to 15.
Numbers of recorded taxa by genus(excluding "sp." with one exception):
1........Abortiporus11........Agaricus1........Aleuria8........Amanita1........Antrodia3........Armillaria1........Astraeus1........Auriscalpium1........Baeospora1........Bisporella1........Bjerkandera 2........Bolbitius
12........Boletus2........Bovista1........Calocera1........Calvatia1........Cantharellus1........Caulorhiza1........Chalciporus1........Chlorophyllum1........Chondrostereum 1........Chroogomphus1........Clavulina2........Clitocybe1........Clitopilus1........Collybia1........Conocybe5........Coprinus6........Cortinarius2........Crepidotus1........Crucibulum1........Cryptoporus2........Dacrymyces1........Dermocybe1........Entoloma,1........Exidia1........Fistulina1........Flammulaster2........Fomitopsis3........Galerina
3........Ganoderma2........Geastrum3........Gomphidius2........Gomphus4........Gymnopilus4........Gymnopus4........Hebeloma1........Helvella3........Hericium1........Hohenbuehelia1........Hydnangium1........Hydnellum1........Hygrophoropsis3........Hypholoma1........Hypocrea1........Hypomyces1........Hypoxylon1........Hysterangium1........ Inocybe1........ Inonotus1........Jahnoporus1........Laccaria4........Lactarius1........Laetiporus2........Leccinum1........Lenzites1........Leocarpus
11........Lepiota3........Leucoagaricus1........Lycogala1........Lycoperdon1........Lyophyllum1........Macrotyphula2........Marasmiellus4........Marasmius2........Melanoleuca1........Micromphale1........Mollisia
10........Mycena2........Nidula2........Nolanea1........Omphalotus1........Panus2........Paxillus1........Phaeolus1........Phaeomarasmius2........Phellinus2........Phlebia5........Pholiota1........Phyllotopsis1........Pisolithus1........Pleurotus1........Plicatura4........Pluteus2........Polyporus3........Psathyrella1........Pseudoarmillariella 1........Pseudohydnum3........Psilocybe7........Ramaria1........Resupinatus 1........Rhizopogon9........Russula1........Sarcodon1........Schizophyllum1........Scleroderma1........Simocybe1........Sparassis
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1........Stereum1........Strobilurus1........Stromatoscypha2........Stropharia6........Suillus1........Tephrocybe2........Trametes1........Tremella1........Trichaptum4........Tricholoma1........Tricholomopsis1........Tubaria1........Tyromyces1........Volvariella4........Xeromphalina1........Xylaria
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Anise Mushroom......................see Clitocybe deceptiva Arched Earthstar......................see Geastrum fornicatum Artist's Conk ............................see Ganoderma applanatum Bear's Head.............................see Hericium abietis Birch Bolete .............................see Leccinum scabrum Bird's Nest Fungus ..................see Crucibulum laeve Black Elfin Saddle....................see Helvella lacunosa Black Witch's Butter.................see Exidia glandulosa Blewit .......................................see Clitocybe nuda Butter Bolete............................see Boletus appendiculatus Candlesnuff Fungus ................see Xylaria hypoxylon Cat’s tongue ............................see Pseudohydnum gelatinosum Cauliflower Mushroom.............see Sparassis crispa Cepe........................................see Boletus edulis Champignon ............................see Agaricus campestris Chanterelle ..............................see Cantharellus cibarius Coccoli.....................................see Amanita lanei Coccora ...................................see Amanita lanei Dead Man's Foot .....................see Pisolithus arrhizus Deadly Galerina.......................see Galerina autumnalis Death Cap ...............................see Amanita phalloides Deer Mushroom.......................see Pluteus cervinus Dyeball.....................................see Pisolithus arrhizus Earthball ..................................see Scleroderma cepa Earthstar ..................................see Geastrum saccatum False Chanterelle ....................see Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca False Turkey Tail .....................see Stereum hirsutum Fly Agaric.................................see Amanita muscaria Fried Chicken Mushroom ........see Lyophyllum decastes Grisette ....................................see Amanita vaginata Honey Mushroom ....................see Armillaria mellea Hygroscopic Earthstar .............see Astraeus hygrometricus Inky Cap ..................................see Coprinus atramentarius Jack-O-Lantern........................see Omphalotus olivascens King Bolete ..............................see Boletus edulis Lion's Mane .............................see Hericium erinaceus Manzanita Bolete.....................see Leccinum manzanitae Meadow Mushroom.................see Agaricus campestris Mica Cap .................................see Coprinus micaceus Orange Cup.............................see Aleuria aurantia Oyster Mushroom....................see Pleurotus ostreatus Panther ....................................see Amanita pantherina Penny Bun...............................see Boletus edulis Pig's Ears ................................see Gomphus clavatus Pine Spike ...............................see Chroogomphus vinicolor Poison Pie ...............................see Hebeloma crustuliniforme Porcini......................................see Boletus edulis Puffball.....................................see Lycoperdon perlatum Redwood Rooter......................see Caulorhiza umbonata Rosy Russula ..........................see Russula sanguinea Satan's Bolete .........................see Boletus satanas Shaggy Mane ..........................see Coprinus comatus Shaggy Parasol .......................see Chlorophyllum brunneum Slippery Jack ...........................see Suillus pungens Split Gill ...................................see Schizophyllum commune Sulphur Tuft .............................see Hypholoma fasciculare Sweetbread mushroom ...........see Clitopilus prunulus Toothed Jelly Fungus ..............see Pseudohydnum gelatinosum Torq .........................................see Agaricus bitorquis Turkey Tails .............................see Trametes versicolor Veiled Polypore .......................see Cryptoporus volvatus Wine Colored Agaricus............see Agaricus subrutilescens Witch's Butter ..........................see Tremella mesenterica Woolly Chanterelle ..................see Gomphus floccosus Yellow Chanterelle...................see Cantharellus cibarius Yellow Stainer..........................see Agaricus xanthodermus
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Antrodia heteromorpha............... MeripilaceaeArmillaria sinapina ...................... MarasmiaceaeBjerkandera fumosa................... HapalopilaceaeBovista dermoxantha ................. LycoperdaceaeChondrostereum purpureum...... MeruliaceaeDacrymyces stillatus ................... DacrymycetaceaeDermocybe zakii ......................... CortinariaceaeFlammulaster carpophilus group CortinariaceaeGalerina badipes......................... CortinariaceaeGanoderma brownii .................... GanodermataceaeHebeloma populinum group ....... BolbitiaceaeHypocrea pulvinata..................... HypocreaceaeHypoxylon thouarsianum ............ XylariaceaeHysterangium coriaceum............ HysterangiaceaeLepiota scaberula ....................... AgaricaceaeMarasmiellus carneopallidus aff. MarasmiaceaeMelanoleuca cognata ................. TricholomataceaeMollisia sp. .................................. DermateaceaePhellinus punctatus..................... HymenochaetaceaePhlebia radiata............................ MeruliaceaePhlebia uda................................. MeruliaceaePlicatura nivea ............................ AtheliaceaePluteus semibulbosus group ...... PluteaceaePolyporus radicatus .................... PolyporaceaePolyporus varius ......................... PolyporaceaePseudoarmillariella ectypoides . TricholomataceaePsilocybe castanella ................... StrophariaceaeRamaria rubrievanescens .......... RamariaceaeResupinatus applicatus ............. TricholomataceaeRussula crassotunicata............... RussulaceaeStromatoscypha fimbriata ........... SchizophyllaceaeTephrocybe rancida.................... TricholomataceaeTubaria eucalypti ........................ CortinariaceaeXeromphalina fulvipes ................ Tricholomataceae
35 new names or names not recently recorded
Numbers of field labels (including "sp,") recovered from the tables; these are the numbers identified
1..................................................... 322....................................................... 33..................................................... 134................................................... 1426..................................................... 267................................................... 1018..................................................... 789..................................................... 6610................................................... 3711................................................... 3012................................................... 4413................................................... 6114................................................... 55
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Abortiporus biennis ..................................Agaricus arorae .......................................Agaricus benesi .......................................Agaricus bernardii ....................................Agaricus bitorquis ....................................Agaricus californicus ................................Agaricus campestris ................................Agaricus hondensis .................................Agaricus meleagris ................................... see Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Agaricus perobscurus ..............................Agaricus placomyces................................ see Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Agaricus praeclaresquamosus ................Agaricus rodmani...................................... see Agaricus bitorquis Agaricus subrutilescens ...........................Agaricus xanthodermus ...........................Albatrellus hirtus ....................................... see Jahnoporus hirtus Aleuria aurantia .......................................Amanita aspera ........................................ see Amanita franchetii Amanita calyptrata.................................... see Amanita lanei Amanita calyptroderma............................. see Amanita lanei Amanita franchetii ....................................Amanita gemmata ...................................Amanita lanei ...........................................Amanita muscaria ....................................Amanita pantherina .................................Amanita phalloides ..................................Amanita silvicola ......................................Amanita vaginata .....................................Antrodia heteromorpha ............................Armillaria mellea ......................................Armillaria mellea ......................................Armillaria sinapina ...................................Armillariella mellea ................................... see Armillaria mellea Astraeus hygrometricus ...........................Auriscalpium vulgare ...............................Baeospora myosura ................................Bisporella citrina ......................................Bjerkandera fumosa ...............................Bolbitius aleuriatus ..................................Bolbitius vitellinus ....................................Boletus amygdalinus ...............................Boletus appendiculatus ...........................Boletus barrowsii .....................................Boletus chrysenteron ...............................Boletus dryophilus ...................................Boletus edulis ..........................................Boletus fibrillosus .....................................Boletus marshii ........................................Boletus satanas .......................................Boletus subtomentosus ...........................Boletus truncatus .....................................Boletus zelleri ..........................................Bovista dermoxantha ..............................Bovista pila ..............................................Calocera cornea ......................................Calvatia utriformis ....................................Cantharellus cibarius ...............................Cantharellus clavatus ............................... see Gomphus clavatus Caulorhiza umbonata ..............................Chalciporus piperatoides .........................Chlorophyllum brunneum ........................Chondrostereum purpureum ..................Chroogomphus vinicolor ..........................Clavulina cristata .....................................Clitocybe deceptiva .................................Clitocybe nuda .........................................Clitocybe suaveolens................................ see Clitocybe deceptiva Clitopilus prunulus ...................................
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Collybia acervata ...................................... see Gymnopus acervatus Collybia cirrhata .......................................Collybia dryophila ..................................... see Gymnopus dryophilus Collybia subpruinosa ................................ see Gymnopus subpruinosus Collybia trullisata ...................................... see Strobilurus trullisatus Conocybe tenera .....................................Coprinellus micaceus ............................... see Coprinus micaceus Coprinopsis atramentaria ......................... see Coprinus atramentarius Coprinopsis lagopus................................. see Coprinus lagopus Coprinus atramentarius ...........................Coprinus comatus ....................................Coprinus lagopus .....................................Coprinus micaceus ..................................Coprinus plicatilis .....................................Coriolus versicolor .................................... see Trametes versicolor Cortinarius calochrous .............................Cortinarius cedretorum ............................Cortinarius glaucopus ..............................Cortinarius ponderosus ...........................Cortinarius sodagnitus .............................Cortinarius variicolor ................................Crepidotus herbarum ...............................Crepidotus mollis .....................................Crucibulum laeve .....................................Cryptoporus volvatus ...............................Dacrymyces palmatus .............................Dacrymyces stillatus ................................Dermocybe zakii ......................................Entoloma bloxami .....................................Exidia glandulosa ....................................Fistulina hepatica .....................................Flammulaster carpophilus .......................Fomes pinicola ......................................... see Fomitopsis pinicola Fomes subroseus..................................... see Fomitopsis cajanderi Fomitopsis cajanderi ................................Fomitopsis pinicola ..................................Galerina autumnalis .................................Galerina badipes .....................................Galerina marginata ..................................Ganoderma applanatum ..........................Ganoderma brownii .................................Ganoderma tsugae ..................................Geastrum fornicatum ...............................Geastrum saccatum ................................Gomphidius glutinosus ............................Gomphidius oregonensis .........................Gomphidius smithii ..................................Gomphidius vinicolor ................................ see Chroogomphus vinicolor Gomphus clavatus ...................................Gomphus floccosus .................................Gymnopilus junonius ................................ see Gymnopilus spectabilis Gymnopilus luteocarneus ........................Gymnopilus luteofolius ............................Gymnopilus sapineus ..............................Gymnopilus spectabilis ............................Gymnopus acervatus ...............................Gymnopus dryophilus ..............................Gymnopus kauffmanii ..............................Gymnopus subpruinosus .........................Hebeloma crustuliniforme ........................Hebeloma mesophaeum .........................Hebeloma populinum group .....................Hebeloma sinapizans ..............................Helvella lacunosa ....................................Hericium abietis .......................................Hericium erinaceus ..................................Hericium ramosum ..................................Hirschioporus abietinus ............................ see Trichaptum abietinum
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Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea ...................Hydnangium carneum .............................Hydnellum peckii .....................................Hydnum imbricatum.................................. see Sarcodon imbricatus Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca .....................Hypholoma aurantiacum ..........................Hypholoma capnoides .............................Hypholoma fasciculare ............................Hypocrea pulvinata ..................................Hypomyces chrysospermum ...................Hypoxylon thouarsianum .........................Hysterangium coriaceum .........................Inocybe fastigiata .....................................Inonotus tomentosus ...............................Jahnoporus hirtus ....................................Laccaria fraterna ......................................Laccaria laccata........................................ see Laccaria fraterna Lactarius alnicola .....................................Lactarius camphoratus ............................. see Lactarius rubidus Lactarius fragilis var. rubidus................... see Lactarius rubidus Lactarius pubescens ...............................Lactarius rubidus .....................................Lactarius rubrilacteus ..............................Lactarius sanguifluus................................ see Lactarius rubrilacteus Laetiporus gilbertsoni ..............................Leccinum manzanitae ..............................Leccinum scabrum ..................................Lentinus conchatus .................................. see Panus conchatus Lentinus torulosus .................................... see Panus conchatus Lenzites betulina .....................................Leocarpus fragilis ....................................Lepiota atrodisca .....................................Lepiota clypeolaria ................................... see Lepiota magnispora Lepiota clypeolaria var. ‘nabiscodisca’ in Arorasee Lepiota spheniscispora Lepiota cristata ........................................Lepiota flammeotincta .............................Lepiota josserandii ..................................Lepiota magnispora .................................Lepiota naucina ........................................ see Leucoagaricus leucothites Lepiota rachodes var. hortensis ............... see Chlorophyllum brunneum Lepiota roseifolia .....................................Lepiota roseilivida ....................................Lepiota rubrotincta.................................... see Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lepiota scaberula ....................................Lepiota sequoiarum .................................Lepiota spheniscispora ............................Lepiota ventriosospora ............................. see Lepiota magnispora Lepiota “carmineobasidia” .......................Lepista nuda............................................. see Clitocybe nuda Leucoagaricus leucothites .......................Leucoagaricus naucinus........................... see Leucoagaricus leucothites Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus .....................Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus .....................Lycogala epidendrum ..............................Lycoperdon perlatum ...............................Lyophyllum decastes ...............................Macrolepiota rachodes var. bohemica ..... see Chlorophyllum brunneum Macrotyphula juncea ...............................Marasmiellus candidus ............................Marasmiellus carneopallidus aff. ..............Marasmius androsaceus .........................Marasmius calhouniae .............................Marasmius plicatulus ...............................Marasmius quercophilus ..........................Marasmius subpruinosus.......................... see Gymnopus subpruinosus Melanoleuca cognata ..............................Melanoleuca lewisii ..................................
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Micromphale sequoiae ............................Mollisia sp. ...............................................Mushrooms Demystified........................... see Lepiota spheniscispora Mycena abramsii .....................................Mycena alcalina........................................ see Mycena capillaripes Mycena californiensis ..............................Mycena capillaripes .................................Mycena capillaris .....................................Mycena elegantula ................................... see Mycena californiensis Mycena galericulata .................................Mycena haematopus ...............................Mycena maculata ....................................Mycena oregonensis ...............................Mycena purpureofusca ............................Mycena sanguinolenta ............................. see Mycena californiensis Mycena speirea .......................................Naematoloma aurantiaca ......................... see Hypholoma aurantiacum Naematoloma capnoides.......................... see Hypholoma capnoides Naematoloma fasciculare......................... see Hypholoma fasciculare Naucoria centuncula................................. see Simocybe centunculus Nidula candida .........................................Nidula niveotomentosa ............................Nolanea stricta .........................................Nolanea stricta .........................................Omphalotus olivascens ...........................Panus conchatus .....................................Panus torulosus........................................ see Panus conchatus Parasola plicatilis...................................... see Coprinus plicatilis Paxillus involutus .....................................Paxillus panuoides ..................................Phaeolus schweinitzii ..............................Phaeomarasmius erinaceus ....................Phellinus punctatus .................................Phellinus robustus ...................................Phlebia radiata .........................................Phlebia uda ..............................................Pholiota astragalina .................................Pholiota luteofolia ..................................... see Gymnopilus luteofolius Pholiota malicola .....................................Pholiota terrestris .....................................Pholiota terrestris .....................................Pholiota velaglutinosa .............................Phyllotopsis nidulans ...............................Pisolithus arrhizus ...................................Pisolithus tinctorius................................... see Pisolithus arrhizus Pleurotus ostreatus ..................................Plicatura nivea .........................................Pluteus atromarginatus ............................Pluteus cervinus ......................................Pluteus semibulbosus group ....................Pluteus thomsonii ....................................Polyporus hirtus........................................ see Jahnoporus hirtus Polyporus radicatus .................................Polyporus varius ......................................Polyporus versicolor ................................. see Trametes versicolor Psathyrella hydrophila .............................Psathyrella hydrophila .............................Psathyrella longistriata ............................Pseudoarmillariella ectypoides ..............Pseudohydnum gelatinosum ...................Psilocybe castanella ................................Psilocybe ceres ........................................ see Hypholoma aurantiacum Psilocybe cyanescens .............................Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa .........................Ramaria acrisiccescens ...........................Ramaria botrytis ......................................Ramaria fennica var. fennica....................Ramaria formosa .....................................
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Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora ..........Ramaria rubribrunnescens ......................Ramaria rubrievanescens .......................Resupinatus applicatus ..........................Rhizopogon ochraceorubens ..................Russula amoenolens ...............................Russula crassotunicata ...........................Russula eleodes ......................................Russula emetica....................................... see Russula silvicola Russula laurocerasi .................................Russula pectinatoides .............................. see Russula amoenolens Russula rosacea....................................... see Russula sanguinea Russula rosacea ......................................Russula sanguinea ..................................Russula silvicola ......................................Russula subalutacea ...............................Russula turci ............................................Sarcodon imbricatus ................................Schizophyllum commune .........................Scleroderma cepa ...................................Simocybe centunculus .............................Sparassis crispa ......................................Sparassis radicata .................................... see Sparassis crispa Stereum hirsutum ....................................Strobilurus kemptonae.............................. see Strobilurus trullisatus Strobilurus trullisatus ...............................Stromatoscypha fimbriata ........................Stropharia ambigua .................................Stropharia aurantiaca ............................... see Hypholoma aurantiacum Stropharia riparia .....................................Suillus caerulescens ................................Suillus fuscotomentosus ..........................Suillus lakei ..............................................Suillus ponderosus ..................................Suillus pungens .......................................Suillus tomentosus ..................................Tapinella panuoides ................................. see Paxillus panuoides Tephrocybe rancida .................................Trametes hirsuta ......................................Trametes versicolor .................................Tremella mesenterica ..............................Trichaptum abietinum ..............................Tricholoma fracticum ...............................Tricholoma imbricatum ............................Tricholoma muricatum .............................Tricholoma myomyces .............................Tricholoma pessundatum ......................... see Tricholoma muricatum Tricholoma terreum .................................. see Tricholoma myomyces Tricholomopsis rutilans ............................Tubaria eucalypti .....................................Tyromyces caesius ..................................Volvariella gloiocephala............................ see Volvariella gloiocephala Volvariella gloiocephala ...........................Xerocomus chrysenteron.......................... see Boletus chrysenteron Xerocomus dryophilus .............................. see Boletus dryophilus Xerocomus subtomentosus...................... see Boletus subtomentosus Xeromphalina campanella .......................Xeromphalina cauticinalis ........................Xeromphalina fulvipes .............................Xeromphalina kauffmanii .........................Xylaria hypoxylon
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14 species reported one or more times(locations unknown)
Bovista dermoxantha Cortinarius ponderosus Ganoderma tsugae Helvella lacunosa Hypocrea pulvinata Laccaria fraterna Lactarius alnicola Lactarius pubescens Mycena haematopus Phaeomarasmius erinaceus Polyporus radicatus Sarcodon imbricatus Tubaria eucalypti Volvariella gloiocephala
143 species on one foray
Agaricus benesiAgaricus bitorquisAgaricus hondensisAgaricus perobscurusAgaricus subrutilescensAleuria aurantiaAmanita gemmataAmanita pantherinaAmanita silvicolaAmanita vaginataAntrodia heteromorphaArmillaria sinapinaAuriscalpium vulgareBisporella citrinaBjerkandera fumosaBolbitius aleuriatusBoletus appendiculatusBoletus barrowsiiBoletus fibrillosusBoletus marshiiBoletus satanasBoletus subtomentosusBovista pilaCalvatia utriformisCantharellus cibariusChalciporus piperatoidesChlorophyllum brunneumClavulina cristataCollybia cirrhataConocybe teneraCortinarius calochrousCortinarius cedretorumCortinarius glaucopus groupCortinarius sodagnitus groupCortinarius variicolor groupCrepidotus herbarumCrucibulum laeveCryptoporus volvatusDacrymyces stillatusDermocybe zakiiEntoloma bloxamiExidia glandulosaFistulina hepaticaFlammulaster carpophilus groupFomitopsis cajanderiGalerina autumnalisGalerina badipesGanoderma brownii
Number of forays reporting each species
Geastrum saccatumGomphidius smithiiGomphus clavatusGymnopilus luteofoliusGymnopus acervatusGymnopus subpruinosusHebeloma mesophaeumHebeloma populinum groupHebeloma sinapizansHericium abietisHericium erinaceusHericium ramosumHohenbuehelia atrocaeruleaHydnangium carneumHypholoma capnoidesHysterangium coriaceumInocybe fastigiata groupInonotus tomentosusLactarius rubidusLactarius rubrilacteusLeccinum manzanitaeLeccinum scabrumLeocarpus fragilisLepiota “carmineobasidia”Lepiota flammeotinctaLepiota josserandiiLepiota roseifoliaLepiota roseilividaLepiota scaberulaLepiota sequoiarum groupLeucoagaricus leucothitesLyophyllum decastesMarasmiellus carneopallidus aff.Marasmius androsaceusMarasmius plicatulusMelanoleuca cognataMelanoleuca lewisiiMicromphale sequoiaeMollisia sp.Mycena capillaripesMycena galericulataNidula candidaNidula niveotomentosaNolanea stricta groupPanus conchatusPaxillus panuoidesPhellinus punctatusPhellinus robustusPhlebia radiataPhlebia udaPholiota astragalinaPholiota malicolaPholiota terrestris groupPhyllotopsis nidulansPlicatura niveaPluteus semibulbosus groupPluteus thomsoniiPolyporus variusPsathyrella hydrophilaPsathyrella hydrophila groupPsathyrella longistriataPseudoarmillariella ectypoides Pseudohydnum gelatinosumPsilocybe castanellaRamaria acrisiccescensRamaria fennica var. fennicaRamaria rasilispora var. rasilisporaRamaria rubribrunnescens
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Ramaria rubrievanescens Resupinatus applicatusRhizopogon ochraceorubensRussula crassotunicataRussula eleodesRussula laurocerasiRussula rosaceaRussula sanguineaRussula silvicolaRussula subalutaceaRussula turciSchizophyllum communeScleroderma cepaSparassis crispaStrobilurus trullisatusStromatoscypha fimbriataSuillus lakeiSuillus tomentosusTephrocybe rancidaTrametes hirsutaTrichaptum abietinumTricholoma imbricatumTricholoma muricatumTricholoma myomycesTricholomopsis rutilansTyromyces caesiusXeromphalina cauticinalis
49 species on 2 forays
Abortiporus biennisAgaricus bernardiiAgaricus campestrisAmanita franchetiiAmanita phalloidesArmillaria mellea groupAstraeus hygrometricusBaeospora myosuraBolbitius vitellinusBoletus chrysenteronBoletus dryophilusBoletus edulisBoletus truncatusChondrostereum purpureumClitocybe deceptivaCoprinus atramentariusCoprinus plicatilisGalerina marginataGanoderma applanatumGomphidius glutinosusGymnopus kauffmaniiHydnellum peckiiHypoxylon thouarsianumJahnoporus hirtusLaetiporus gilbertsoniLepiota atrodiscaLepiota magnisporaMacrotyphula junceaMarasmiellus candidusMycena abramsiiMycena capillarisMycena maculataMycena speireaNolanea strictaOmphalotus olivascensPhaeolus schweinitziiPholiota terrestrisPholiota velaglutinosa
Number of forays reporting each species
Pluteus atromarginatusPsilocybe cyanescensPsilocybe cyanofibrillosaRamaria botrytisRamaria formosaSimocybe centunculusStropharia ripariaSuillus ponderosusXeromphalina fulvipesXeromphalina kauffmaniiXylaria hypoxylon
22 species on 3 forays
Agaricus aroraeBoletus amygdalinusCalocera corneaCoprinus lagopusDacrymyces palmatusGeastrum fornicatumGomphus floccosusGymnopilus sapineusHygrophoropsis aurantiacaHypomyces chrysospermumLenzites betulinaLepiota cristataLycogala epidendrumMycena oregonensisPaxillus involutusPluteus cervinusRussula amoenolensSuillus fuscotomentosusTrametes versicolorTremella mesentericaTricholoma fracticumXeromphalina campanella
14 species on 4 forays
Agaricus californicusBoletus zelleriCaulorhiza umbonataClitocybe nudaCoprinus micaceusGomphidius oregonensisGymnopilus luteocarneusGymnopilus spectabilisHebeloma crustuliniformeLeucoagaricus rubrotinctus groupMarasmius calhouniaePisolithus arrhizusStereum hirsutumStropharia ambigua
6 species on 5 forays
Amanita muscariaCoprinus comatusCrepidotus mollisPleurotus ostreatusSuillus caerulescensSuillus pungens
4 species on 6 forays
Amanita laneiArmillaria melleaClitopilus prunulusLepiota spheniscispora
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Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus xanthodermusChroogomphus vinicolorFomitopsis pinicolaHypholoma aurantiacumLeucoagaricus rubrotinctus
1 species on 8 forays
Marasmius quercophilus
3 species on 9 forays
Lycoperdon perlatumMycena californiensisMycena purpureofusca
2 species on 13 forays
Gymnopus dryophilusHypholoma fasciculare
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Forays ranked by number of speciescol. 1: total number of species
col. 2: number of species recorded only on this foray divided by total number of species on foray
49 0.39 Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co. .......................Anna Moore46 0.22 Filoli, San Mateo Co..............................................Jonathan Tolmach45 0.18 various North Bay & Marin Co...............................Ron Pastorino38 0.29 San Mateo Co. Memorial Park, San Mateo Co. ....Fred Stevens33 0.30 Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co. .........Bill Freedman26 0.31 Campus U.C. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. ...........Thomas and Tina Keller24 0.08 Mt. Wittenberg, Pt. Reyes, Marin Co.....................Peter Werner19 0.11 Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co...........................J.R. Blair19 0.11 Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. ..................................Peter Werner17 0.35 Mills Canyon, San Mateo Co.................................17 0.18 Junipero Serra Park, San Francisco Co................Denise Gregory17 0.12 Huddart Park, San Mateo Co. ...............................Wade Leschyn15 0.67 Nevada City area, Nevada Co. .............................Daniel Nicholson14 0.29 Jackson St Forest (Arora Foray), Mendocino Co..13 0.62 Lake Chabot, Alameda Co. ...................................13 0.23 Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co..........................Robert Mackler12 0.33 Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co. .............................Larry Menard11 0.09 Tomales Bay State Park, Marin Co.......................Peter Werner10 0.40 Skyline, San Francisco Co. ...................................Denise Gregory9 0.22 Diamond Park, Alameda Co..................................Brandon Frederickson8 0.25 Skyline - Grizzly Peak area, Alameda Co. ............Bill Tapley6 0.50 Campus San Francisco State, San Francisco Co. Denise Gregory6 0.17 San Bruno Bayhill Shop. Cntr, San Francisco Co. Denise Gregory5 0.40 Mission District, San Francisco Co. ......................Jim Brovstis5 0.20 Telegraph-Russell area, Berrkeley, Alameda Co..5 0.20 Lafayette, Alameda Co..........................................Dan Long5 0.00 Petaluma - St. Vincent High, Sonoma Co. ............Darvin Deshazer5 0.00 Jackson St For, Woodland Camp, Mendocino Co.4 0.25 Boy Scout Camp, El Cerrito, Alameda Co. ...........K. Bernier4 0.25 Chinese Embassy, San Fran., San Francisco Co. Robert Esposito3 0.00 Oakland Hills, Alameda Co. ..................................2 0.50 Kensington, Alameda Co. .....................................2 0.50 East Bay................................................................2 0.50 Hwy. 128, Navarro, Marin Co................................Dulcie1 1.00 Menlo Park, San Mateo Co. ..................................1 1.00 Marin Co................................................................1 0.00 Sea Ranch, Sonoma Co. ......................................1 0.00 San Leandro, Alameda Co....................................1 0.00 San Francisco, San Francisco Co.........................1 0.00 Redwood Park, Alameda Co.................................1 0.00 Presidio National Park, San Francisco Co. ...........Ken Litchfield1 0.00 Oakland, Alameda Co. ..........................................1 0.00 Oakland Museum area, Alameda Co. ...................1 0.00 Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co. ..................E.C. Vellinga1 0.00 Campus U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co....................E.C. Vellinga
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Larger forays ranked by uniqueness15 0.67 Nevada City area, Nevada Co. .............................Daniel Nicholson13 0.62 Lake Chabot, Alameda Co. ...................................49 0.39 Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co. .......................Anna Moore17 0.35 Mills Canyon, San Mateo Co.................................12 0.33 Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co. .............................Larry Menard26 0.31 Campus U.C. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. ...........Thomas and Tina Keller33 0.30 Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co. .........Bill Freedman38 0.29 San Mateo Co. Memorial Park, San Mateo Co. ....Fred Stevens14 0.29 Jackson St Forest (Arora Foray), Mendocino Co..13 0.23 Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co..........................Robert Mackler46 0.22 Filoli, San Mateo Co..............................................Jonathan Tolmach45 0.18 various North Bay & Marin Co...............................Ron Pastorino17 0.18 Junipero Serra Park, San Francisco Co................Denise Gregory17 0.12 Huddart Park, San Mateo Co. ...............................Wade Leschyn19 0.11 Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co...........................J.R. Blair19 0.11 Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. ..................................Peter Werner11 0.09 Tomales Bay State Park, Marin Co.......................Peter Werner24 0.08 Mt. Wittenberg, Pt. Reyes, Marin Co.....................Peter Werner
Numbers in columns 1 and 2 are the same in this and the preceding table.Only the order of lines is different.
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Foray 4 - Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co.Robert Mackler13 taxa, including 3* found only on this foray
Agaricus californicus Clitocybe deceptiva Geastrum fornicatum Gymnopilus luteocarneus Gymnopus dryophilus Hypholoma fasciculare Lepiota roseifolia* Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lycoperdon perlatum Mycena capillaripes* Mycena purpureofusca Psathyrella longistriata* Xeromphalina kauffmanii
Foray 13 - Lake Chabot, Alameda Co.13 taxa, including 8* found only on this foray
Boletus amygdalinus Chondrostereum purpureum Coprinus micaceus Exidia glandulosa* Gymnopus subpruinosus* Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hericium abietis* Inocybe fastigiata group* Melanoleuca lewisii* Phellinus punctatus* Psathyrella hydrophila group* Russula amoenolens Trametes hirsuta*
Foray 15 - Lafayette, Alameda Co.Dan Long5 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Astraeus hygrometricus Boletus amygdalinus Hypholoma fasciculare Laetiporus gilbertsoni Phyllotopsis nidulans*
Foray 16 - Campus U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co.E.C. Vellinga1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Amanita phalloides
Foray 18 - Diamond Park, Alameda Co.Brandon Frederickson9 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Amanita lanei Chondrostereum purpureum Coprinus atramentarius Hebeloma populinum group*
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Alameda Co.
Hypholoma aurantiacum Hypholoma fasciculare Lycogala epidendrum Pholiota terrestris Trichaptum abietinum*
Foray 19 - Skyline - Grizzly Peak area, Alameda Co.Bill Tapley8 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Agaricus californicus Gymnopus dryophilus Hypholoma fasciculare Marasmiellus carneopallidus aff.* Mycena californiensis Mycena galericulata* Mycena purpureofusca Paxillus involutus
Foray 20 - Oakland Museum area, Alameda Co.1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Agaricus xanthodermus
Foray 34 - Telegraph - Russell area, Berrkeley, Alameda Co.5 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Chroogomphus vinicolor Hebeloma crustuliniforme Suillus pungens Tricholoma fracticum Tricholoma myomyces*
Foray 35 - Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co.Larry Menard12 taxa, including 4* found only on this foray
Agaricus bernardii Agaricus bitorquis* Agaricus campestris Agaricus xanthodermus Chlorophyllum brunneum* Coprinus comatus Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hypholoma aurantiacum Leucoagaricus leucothites* Melanoleuca cognata* Mycena abramsii Suillus pungens
Foray 37 - Hillside, Boy Scout Camp, El Cerrito, Alameda Co.K. Bernier4 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Lepiota cristata Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Paxillus involutus Russula rosacea*
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Foray 39 - Oakland Hills, Alameda Co.3 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Bolbitius vitellinus Geastrum fornicatum Stropharia ambigua
Foray 40 - Kensington, Alameda Co.2 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Agaricus benesi* Coprinus lagopus
Foray 45 - Oakland, Alameda Co.1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa
Foray 46 - San Leandro, Alameda Co.1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Hydnangium carneum
Foray 47 - Redwood Park, Alameda Co.1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Caulorhiza umbonata
Marin Co.
Foray 9 - Roys Redwoods, Marin Co.Peter Werner19 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Agaricus californicus Calocera cornea Caulorhiza umbonata Clitopilus prunulus Gymnopus dryophilus Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lycoperdon perlatum Macrotyphula juncea Marasmius calhouniae Marasmius plicatulus* Marasmius quercophilus Mollisia sp.* Mycena californiensis Pholiota velaglutinosa Pisolithus arrhizus Pleurotus ostreatus Stereum hirsutum Tremella mesenterica
Foray 10 - Mt. Wittenberg, Pt. Reyes, Marin Co.Peter Werner24 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Amanita franchetii Armillaria mellea Boletus fibrillosus* Boletus truncatus Boletus zelleri Clitocybe nuda Coprinus atramentarius Coprinus plicatilis Gomphidius oregonensis Gymnopilus luteocarneus Gymnopilus sapineus Gymnopus dryophilus Hypholoma fasciculare Hypomyces chrysospermum Lenzites betulina Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus group Marasmius quercophilus Mycena purpureofusca Pluteus cervinus Sparassis crispa* Tremella mesenterica Xeromphalina campanella
Alameda Co. (contd.)
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Foray 9 - Roys Redwoods, Marin Co.Peter Werner19 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Agaricus californicus Calocera cornea Caulorhiza umbonata Clitopilus prunulus Gymnopus dryophilus Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lycoperdon perlatum Macrotyphula juncea Marasmius calhouniae Marasmius plicatulus* Marasmius quercophilus Mollisia sp.* Mycena californiensis Pholiota velaglutinosa Pisolithus arrhizus Pleurotus ostreatus Stereum hirsutum Tremella mesenterica
Foray 10 - Mt. Wittenberg, Pt. Reyes, Marin Co.Peter Werner24 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Amanita franchetii Armillaria mellea Boletus fibrillosus* Boletus truncatus Boletus zelleri Clitocybe nuda Coprinus atramentarius Coprinus plicatilis Gomphidius oregonensis Gymnopilus luteocarneus Gymnopilus sapineus
Foray lists
Gymnopus dryophilus Hypholoma fasciculare Hypomyces chrysospermum Lenzites betulina Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus group Marasmius quercophilus Mycena purpureofusca Pluteus cervinus Sparassis crispa* Tremella mesenterica Xeromphalina campanella
Foray 11 - Tomales Bay State Park, Marin Co.Peter Werner11 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Amanita phalloides Boletus zelleri Chroogomphus vinicolor Gymnopus dryophilus Gymnopus kauffmanii Hypholoma fasciculare Mycena capillaris Mycena purpureofusca Russula amoenolens Russula silvicola* Suillus pungens
Foray 29 - Hwy. 128, Navarro, Marin Co.Dulcie2 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Hebeloma mesophaeum*
Foray 43 - Marin Co.1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Agaricus perobscurus*
Foray 17 - Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co.E.C. Vellinga1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Fomitopsis pinicola
Foray 26 - Jackson State Forest (Arora Foray), Mendocino Co.14 taxa, including 4* found only on this foray
Amanita lanei Amanita muscaria
Mendocino Co.
Amanita silvicola* Armillaria mellea group Boletus chrysenteron Cortinarius glaucopus group* Gomphus clavatus* Gomphus floccosus Gymnopilus spectabilis Hydnellum peckii Jahnoporus hirtus Ramaria botrytis Ramaria fennica var. fennica* Ramaria formosa
Marin Co. (contd.)
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Foray 27 - Jackson State Forest, Woodland Camp,Mendocino Co.5 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Foray lists
Mendocino Co.. (contd.)
Abortiporus biennis Fomitopsis pinicola Ganoderma applanatum Phaeolus schweinitzii Trametes versicolor
Foray 8 - Nevada City area, Nevada Co.Daniel Nicholson15 taxa, including 10* found only on this foray
Agaricus xanthodermus Auriscalpium vulgare* Collybia cirrhata* Cortinarius cedretorum* Cortinarius sodagnitus group* Hypoxylon thouarsianum
Nevada Co
Hysterangium coriaceum* Lenzites betulina Lepiota flammeotincta* Lycogala epidendrum Polyporus varius* Pseudoarmillariella ectypoides * Pseudohydnum gelatinosum* Strobilurus trullisatus* Xeromphalina fulvipes
Foray 22 - Campus San Francisco State, San Francis-co Co.Denise Gregory6 taxa, including 3* found only on this foray
Amanita pantherina* Clavulina cristata* Galerina badipes* Hypholoma aurantiacum Psilocybe cyanescens Russula amoenolens
Foray 23 - Junipero Serra Park, San Francisco Co.Denise Gregory17 taxa, including 3* found only on this foray
Agaricus californicus Agaricus xanthodermus Bovista pila* Coprinus lagopus Coprinus plicatilis Crepidotus herbarum* Dacrymyces palmatus Flammulaster carpophilus group* Hypholoma aurantiacum
San Francisco Co.
Hypholoma fasciculare Lepiota spheniscispora Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Mycena californiensis Mycena capillaris Pisolithus arrhizus Psilocybe cyanescens Stropharia ambigua
Foray 24 - Skyline, San Francisco Co.Denise Gregory10 taxa, including 4* found only on this foray
Agaricus hondensis* Chroogomphus vinicolor Clitocybe nuda Dermocybe zakii* Geastrum fornicatum Russula sanguinea Suillus pungens Tricholoma fracticum Tricholoma imbricatum* Tricholomopsis rutilans*
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Foray 1 - Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co.Bill Freedman33 taxa, including 10* found only on this foray
Armillaria mellea Bisporella citrina* Calvatia utriformis* Clitocybe deceptiva Clitocybe nuda Crepidotus mollis Dacrymyces stillatus* Galerina marginata Ganoderma brownii* Geastrum saccatum* Gymnopilus sapineus Gymnopilus spectabilis Gymnopus dryophilus Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca Hypholoma aurantiacum Lepiota atrodisca Lepiota “carmineobasidia”* Lepiota cristata Lepiota roseilivida* Lepiota scaberula* Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lycogala epidendrum Lycoperdon perlatum Marasmius quercophilus Mycena californiensis Mycena speirea Pholiota velaglutinosa Pisolithus arrhizus Pluteus thomsonii* Stereum hirsutum
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San Mateo Co
Suillus caerulescens Tyromyces caesius* Xylaria hypoxylon
Foray 2 - San Mateo County Memorial Park, San Mateo Co.Fred Stevens38 taxa, including 11* found only on this foray
Agaricus arorae Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Aleuria aurantia* Armillaria mellea Boletus truncatus Cantharellus cibarius* Caulorhiza umbonata Clitopilus prunulus Conocybe tenera* Coprinus comatus Coprinus lagopus Fomitopsis cajanderi* Gomphidius glutinosus Gomphidius oregonensis Gymnopus dryophilus Hypholoma capnoides* Jahnoporus hirtus Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus group Lycoperdon perlatum Macrotyphula juncea Marasmiellus candidus Marasmius androsaceus* Marasmius calhouniae Marasmius quercophilus Micromphale sequoiae* Mycena abramsii
San Francisco Co.. (contd.)
Foray 25 - San Bruno Bayhill Shopping Center, SanFrancisco Co.Denise Gregory6 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Chroogomphus vinicolor Coprinus comatus Hypholoma fasciculare Leocarpus fragilis* Paxillus involutus Suillus fuscotomentosus
Foray 28 - Mission District, San Francisco Co.Jim Brovstis5 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Coprinus micaceus Entoloma bloxami* Hypholoma aurantiacum Laetiporus gilbertsoni Resupinatus applicatus*
Foray 30 - Presidio National Park, San Francisco Co.Ken Litchfield1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Armillaria mellea
Foray 38 - Chinese Embassy, San Francisco, San FranciscoCo.Robert Esposito4 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Amanita lanei Amanita muscaria Suillus fuscotomentosus Tricholoma muricatum*
Foray 44 - San Francisco, San Francisco Co.1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa
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Mycena maculata Mycena oregonensis Mycena purpureofusca Mycena speirea Nidula niveotomentosa* Nolanea stricta Phellinus robustus* Pholiota astragalina* Suillus caerulescens Suillus fuscotomentosus Xeromphalina campanella Xeromphalina cauticinalis*
Foray 3 - Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co.J.R. Blair19 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Baeospora myosura Calocera cornea Coprinus comatus Crepidotus mollis Crucibulum laeve* Fomitopsis pinicola Gymnopus dryophilus Gymnopus kauffmanii Hypholoma fasciculare Hypomyces chrysospermum Lepiota spheniscispora Lycoperdon perlatum Marasmius calhouniae Marasmius quercophilus Mycena californiensis Nidula candida* Phaeolus schweinitzii Xeromphalina campanella Xylaria hypoxylon
Foray 12 - Mills Canyon, San Mateo Co.17 taxa, including 6* found only on this foray
Abortiporus biennis Calocera cornea Cortinarius calochrous* Gymnopilus spectabilis Gymnopus dryophilus Hypholoma aurantiacum Hypomyces chrysospermum Mycena oregonensis Phlebia radiata* Phlebia uda* Pholiota terrestris group* Plicatura nivea* Scleroderma cepa* Simocybe centunculus Stropharia ambigua Suillus caerulescens Trametes versicolor
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Foray 32 - Filoli, San Mateo Co.Jonathan Tolmach46 taxa, including 10* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Amanita lanei Armillaria mellea group Astraeus hygrometricus Bjerkandera fumosa* Bolbitius aleuriatus* Bolbitius vitellinus Boletus dryophilus Boletus marshii* Boletus satanas Caulorhiza umbonata Chroogomphus vinicolor Clitopilus prunulus Coprinus comatus Coprinus micaceus Dacrymyces palmatus Fomitopsis pinicola Galerina autumnalis* Galerina marginata Ganoderma applanatum Gymnopilus sapineus Gymnopilus spectabilis Gymnopus dryophilus Hericium erinaceus* Hypholoma fasciculare Lepiota cristata Lepiota sequoiarum group* Lepiota spheniscispora Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lycoperdon perlatum Marasmius quercophilus Mycena californiensis Mycena oregonensis Mycena purpureofusca Nolanea stricta Nolanea stricta group* Omphalotus olivascens Pisolithus arrhizus Pleurotus ostreatus Pluteus cervinus Psathyrella hydrophila* Psilocybe castanella* Russula laurocerasi* Schizophyllum commune Simocybe centunculus Stropharia ambigua
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Cryptoporus volvatus* Fomitopsis pinicola Gomphidius glutinosus Gomphidius oregonensis Gymnopilus luteocarneus Hebeloma sinapizans* Hypholoma fasciculare Lactarius rubrilacteus* Leccinum manzanitae Lepiota spheniscispora Mycena purpureofusca Pholiota terrestris Pleurotus ostreatus Stereum hirsutum Stromatoscypha fimbriata*
Foray 33 - Huddart Park, San Mateo Co.Wade Leschyn17 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Agaricus xanthodermus Boletus zelleri Crepidotus mollis Gymnopus dryophilus Hericium ramosum* Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea* Hypholoma fasciculare Hypoxylon thouarsianum Lepiota magnispora
San Mateo Co (contd.)
Lepiota spheniscispora Lycoperdon perlatum Marasmius calhouniae Marasmius quercophilus Mycena californiensis Omphalotus olivascens Suillus ponderosus Tremella mesenterica
Foray 48 - Menlo Park, San Mateo Co.1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Fistulina hepatica*
Foray 6 - Campus U.C. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co.Thomas and Tina Keller26 taxa, including 8* found only on this foray
Agaricus subrutilescens* Amanita lanei Amanita muscaria Boletus appendiculatus* Boletus barrowsii* Boletus dryophilus Boletus edulis Chalciporus piperatoides Clitopilus prunulus Cortinarius variicolor group* Crepidotus mollis
Santa Cruz Co.
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Foray 5 - Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co.Anna Moore49 taxa, including 19* found only on this foray
Agaricus arorae Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Agaricus xanthodermus Amanita gemmata* Amanita muscaria Armillaria mellea Armillaria sinapina* Baeospora myosura Boletus amygdalinus Boletus chrysenteron Boletus edulis Boletus subtomentosus* Boletus zelleri Clitopilus prunulus Crepidotus mollis Fomitopsis pinicola Gomphidius smithii* Gomphus floccosus Gymnopus acervatus* Hydnellum peckii Inonotus tomentosus* Lactarius rubidus* Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus group Lycoperdon perlatum Marasmiellus candidus Mycena maculata Mycena purpureofusca Paxillus panuoides* Pholiota malicola* Pleurotus ostreatus Pluteus atromarginatus
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Sonoma Co.
Pluteus cervinus Ramaria acrisiccescens* Ramaria botrytis Ramaria formosa Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora* Ramaria rubribrunnescens* Ramaria rubrievanescens * Rhizopogon ochraceorubens* Russula crassotunicata* Russula eleodes* Russula subalutacea* Suillus caerulescens Suillus lakei* Suillus pungens Suillus tomentosus* Tricholoma fracticum Xeromphalina fulvipes Xeromphalina kauffmanii
Foray 21 - Petaluma - St. Vincent High, Sonoma Co.Darvin Deshazer5 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Chroogomphus vinicolor Gymnopus dryophilus Marasmius quercophilus Mycena californiensis Stropharia riparia
Foray 42 - Sea Ranch, Sonoma Co.
1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus
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Foray 14 - various North Bay & Marin Co.Ron Pastorino45 taxa, including 8* found only on this foray
Agaricus arorae Agaricus bernardii Agaricus campestris Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Agaricus xanthodermus Amanita franchetii Amanita lanei Amanita muscaria Amanita vaginata* Antrodia heteromorpha* Armillaria mellea Chroogomphus vinicolor Clitocybe nuda Clitopilus prunulus Coprinus micaceus Dacrymyces palmatus Fomitopsis pinicola Gomphidius oregonensis Gomphus floccosus Gymnopilus luteocarneus Gymnopus dryophilus Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca Hypholoma fasciculare Leccinum scabrum Lenzites betulina Lepiota atrodisca Lepiota josserandii* Lepiota magnispora Lepiota spheniscispora Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus group Lycoperdon perlatum Lyophyllum decastes* Mycena californiensis Mycena purpureofusca Panus conchatus* Pleurotus ostreatus Pluteus semibulbosus group* Russula turci* Stereum hirsutum Stropharia riparia Suillus caerulescens Suillus ponderosus Tephrocybe rancida* Trametes versicolor
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Elsewhere
Foray 41 - East Bay2 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Gymnopilus luteofolius* Pluteus atromarginatus
Unknown locations33 taxa, including 14* found only on this foray
Amanita muscaria Astraeus hygrometricus Boletus amygdalinus Boletus edulis Boletus satanas Bovista dermoxantha * Chalciporus piperatoides Clitopilus prunulus Cortinarius ponderosus* Dacrymyces palmatus Ganoderma tsugae* Gymnopilus spectabilis Gymnopus dryophilus Helvella lacunosa* Hydnangium carneum Hypocrea pulvinata* Laccaria fraterna* Lactarius alnicola* Lactarius pubescens* Leccinum manzanitae Leccinum scabrum Marasmius calhouniae Mycena haematopus* Phaeomarasmius erinaceus* Polyporus radicatus* Psilocybe cyanescens Russula sanguinea Sarcodon imbricatus* Schizophyllum commune Suillus pungens Tremella mesenterica Tubaria eucalypti* Volvariella gloiocephala*
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Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis
Common name: noneMisapplied name: Laccaria amethystina
Scattered to gregarious on ground in forests,mostly with pine.
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2002 Fungus Fair Species ListDecember 13-15, 2002Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, Else Vellinga, Michael Wood, &Fred Stevens
Abortiporus biennis1.
Agaricus arorae2.
Agaricus arvensis3.
Agaricus bernardii4.
Agaricus bitorquis5.
Agaricus californicus6.
Agaricus campestris7.
Agaricus crocodilinus8.
Agaricus cupreobrunneus9.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus10.
Agaricus subrutilescens11.
Agaricus xanthodermus12.
Agrocybe pediades13.
Alboleptonia sericella14.
Aleuria aurantia15.
Amanita constricta16.
Amanita franchetii17.
Amanita gemmata18.
Amanita lanei19.
Amanita muscaria20.
Amanita pachycolea21.
Amanita phalloides22.
Amanita silvicola23.
Amanita vaginata24.
Armillaria mellea25.
Armillaria ostoyae26.
Astraeus hygrometricus27.
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Astraeus pteridis28.
Battarrea phalloides29.
Bolbitius aleuriatus30.
Bolbitius vitellinus31.
Boletus aereus32.
Boletus amygdalinus33.
Boletus appendiculatus34.
Boletus chrysenteron35.
Boletus dryophilus36.
Boletus edulis37.
Boletus flaviporus38.
Boletus piperatoides39.
Boletus satanas40.
Boletus subtomentosus41.
Boletus truncatus42.
Boletus zelleri43.
Calocybe carnea44.
Calvatia utriformis45.
Cantharellus cibarius46.
Cantharellus formosus47.
Cantharellus subalbidus48.
Caulorhiza umbonata49.
Chalciporus piperatoides50.
Chroogomphus vinicolor51.
Clitocybe nebularis52.
Clitocybe nuda53.
Clitopilus prunulus54.
Coprinus comatus55.
Coprinus micaceus56.
Cortinarius camphoratus57.
Cortinarius caninus58.
Cortinarius collinitus59.
Cortinarius fulmineus60.
Cortinarius multiformis61.
Cortinarius ponderosus62.
Cortinarius regalis63.
Cortinarius sodagnitus64.
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Cortinarius stemmatus65.
Cortinarius vanduzerensis66.
Cortinarius vibratilis67.
Crepidotus crocophyllus68.
Crepidotus mollis69.
Cryptoporus volvatus70.
Daldinia grandis71.
Entoloma bloxami72.
Entoloma rhodopolium73.
Fistulina hepatica74.
Flammulina velutipes75.
Fomitopsis cajanderi76.
Fomitopsis pinicola77.
Galerina autumnalis78.
Ganoderma applanatum79.
Ganoderma tsugae80.
Geastrum fornicatum81.
Geastrum saccatum82.
Gomphidius glutinosus83.
Gomphidius oregonensis84.
Gomphidius smithii85.
Gomphidius subroseus86.
Gomphus clavatus87.
Gomphus floccosus88.
Gymnopilus luteocarneus89.
Gymnopilus sapineus90.
Gymnopilus spectabilis91.
Gymnopus badiialbus92.
Gymnopus dryophilus93.
Gymnopus fuscopurpureus94.
Gymnopus kauffmanii95.
Gymnopus villosipes96.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme97.
Hebeloma sacchariolens98.
Hebeloma sinapizans group99.
Helvella lacunosa100.
Hericium ramosum101.
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Hygrocybe singeri102.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca103.
Hypholoma aurantiacum104.
Hypholoma fasciculare105.
Hypomyces chrysospermum106.
Hypsizygus marmoreus107.
Inocybe albodisca108.
Inocybe fastigiata109.
Inocybe sororia110.
Ischnoderma resinosum111.
Jahnoporus hirtus112.
Laccaria proxima113.
Lactarius alnicola114.
Lactarius deliciosus115.
Lactarius rubrilacteus116.
Laetiporus sulphureus117.
Laricifomes officinalis118.
Leccinum manzanitae119.
Lentinellus ursinus120.
Lentinus lepideus121.
Lenzites betulina122.
Lepiota carmineobasidia123.
Lepiota castaneidisca124.
Lepiota roseifolia125.
Lepiota sequoiarum group126.
Lepiota spheniscispora127.
Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus128.
Leucopaxillus albissimus129.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus130.
Lycoperdon molle131.
Lycoperdon perlatum132.
Lycoperdon pyriforme133.
Lycoperdon umbrinum134.
Lyophyllum decastes135.
Macrolepiota rachodes136.
Marasmius calhouniae137.
Marasmius pallidocephalus138.
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Marasmius plicatulus139.
Marasmius quercophilus140.
Melanoleuca melaleuca141.
Mycena californiensis142.
Mycena capillaripes143.
Mycena capillaris144.
Mycena iodiolens145.
Mycena leptocephala146.
Mycena maculata147.
Mycena pura148.
Mycena purpureofusca149.
Mycena speirea150.
Omphalotus olivascens151.
Panaeolus semiovatus152.
Panellus serotinus153.
Parmastomyces transmutans154.
Paxillus involutus155.
Paxillus panuoides156.
Phaeolus schweinitzii157.
Phellinus pini158.
Phellinus robustus159.
Pholiota malicola160.
Pholiota terrestris161.
Pisolithus tinctorius162.
Pleurotus ostreatus163.
Pluteus cervinus164.
Pluteus magnus165.
Pluteus salicinus166.
Polyporus decurrens167.
Polyporus elegans168.
Psathyrella candolleana169.
Psathyrella fuscofolia170.
Psathyrella gracilis171.
Psathyrella hydrophila172.
Psathyrella longipes173.
Psathyrella spadicea174.
Psilocybe cyanescens175.
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Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa176.
Ramaria acrisiccescens177.
Ramaria araiospora178.
Ramaria botrytis179.
Ramaria flavigelatinosa180.
Ramaria formosa181.
Ramaria rubribrunnescens182.
Ramaria vinosimaculans183.
Rhizopogon ochraceorubens184.
Rhizopogon rubescens185.
Rhodocollybia butyracea186.
Russula alutacea187.
Russula amoenolens188.
Russula basifurcata189.
Russula brevipes190.
Russula brunneola191.
Russula cyanoxantha192.
Russula fragrantissima193.
Russula graveolens194.
Russula integra195.
Russula olivacea196.
Russula paxilloides197.
Russula sanguinea198.
Russula semirubra199.
Sarcodon imbricatus200.
Schizophyllum commune201.
Scleroderma geaster202.
Stereum hirsutum203.
Stereum striatum204.
Strobilurus trullisatus205.
Stropharia ambigua206.
Stropharia riparia207.
Suillus brevipes208.
Suillus caerulescens209.
Suillus fuscotomentosus210.
Suillus granulatus211.
Suillus lakei212.
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Suillus ponderosus213.
Suillus pungens214.
Suillus tomentosus215.
Trametes ochracea216.
Trametes versicolor217.
Tremella foliacea218.
Tremella mesenterica219.
Tricholoma caligatum220.
Tricholoma fracticum221.
Tricholoma imbricatum222.
Tricholoma magnivelare223.
Tricholoma pardinum224.
Tricholoma saponaceum225.
Tricholomopsis rutilans226.
Tubaria confragosa227.
Tubaria furfuracea228.
Tylopilus pseudoscaber229.
Tyromyces fragilis230.
Volvariella speciosa231.
Xeromphalina cauticinalis232.
Xeromphalina kauffmanii233.
Xylaria hypoxylon234.
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Catalogue of Fungus Fair
Introduction ......................................................................................................................2
History ..............................................................................................................................3
Statistics ...........................................................................................................................4Total collections (excluding "sp.")Numbers of species by multiplicity of collections (excluding "sp.")Numbers of taxa by genus (excluding "sp.")
Common names ................................................................................................................5
Names not recently recorded ..........................................................................................6Numbers of field labels from tables
Species found - listed by name .......................................................................................7
Species found - listed by multiplicity ..........................................................................12
Forays ranked by numbers found and by measure of uniqueness............................14
Species found - by county and by foray ......................................................................15
Field and Display Label examples ................................................................................23
Print this page to make your own Field Labels ...........................................................24
IdentifiersDennis Desjardin, Mike Wood, Else C. Vellinga,Fred Stevens, Norm Andresen, Phil Car-penter, Mark Gillespie, Darven Deshazer
RecordersJohn Lennie, Robert Mackler
Database & CatalogueJohn Lennie
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Introduction
The first winter storm, which hit on 7 November, was a severe one with heavy rain. Butwithin a couple of days the weather was sunny and no more rain fell until 6 December.Then, and again on 9 December, there was light rain but other days were clear until Fri-day 13, when the forays for the fair were scheduled. That day there was a downpour.
It was a recipe for disaster. In the bay area, almost no mushrooms responded to the firstrain and the month-long dry period had banished mushrooms so completely that it washard to find a single fruitbody. In late November and early December several peoplescoured the Berkeley campus and all reported that it was totally barren. The first rain inDecember seemed too little and too late to help the fair. The downpour on the 13th wasthe final blow; it led to one foray being canceled when only the leader showed up andshrank the turnout for the rest. And yet the fair was a success: 236 species were record-ed, fully 80% of the 296 recorded in 2001!
To give a sense of the dramatic change that occurred in the last few days, consider theSan Francisco watershed. On 18 November we had scoured the cypress grove there forLepiota without finding a single specimen (and almost nothing else) and yet on the 13thDecember sections of the grove were fruiting profusely. The problem then was that manyof the fragile Lepiotas had been damaged by the heavy rain.
Overall, with 66% of the species recorded in 2001, the watershed did relatively poorly.Salt Point on the other hand, with 125%, actually did significantly better. Even towards theend of November, when the bay area was a mushroom desert, some mushrooms couldbe found in Mendocino, though far fewer than usual.
The mushrooms at the fair were the ones you would expect after the first rain but werenow a month late. There were many Suillus and other boletes but almost no Russulas,Lactarius, Hygrophorus and Cortinarius - personally I hadn’t seen a single specimen inany of these genera until the fair. True, with 13 species, Russula tied with Boletus for thegenus with most species, but this number gives a totally misleading impression. The Rus-sula collections consisted of one or two fruitbodies whereas the boletes were abundant.
It is interesting that in the two weeks since the fair there has been a lot of rain and yethere in Berkeley 10 days later there were again almost no mushrooms. The window of op-portunity for the fair was truly narrow; how lucky we were!
Family names on the display labels at the fair (and also on pages 7-11) were taken fromthe CABI Biosciences database (http://194.131.255.3/cabipages/Names/NAMES.ASP), asused for the 9th edition of "Ainsworth and Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi" (2001.), Thereare controversial changes (like abandoning the family name Amanitaceae and placing thegenus Amanita in the Plutaceae). Some experts, like Dr Desjardin, argue that it is prema-ture to discard familiar classifications on the basis of poorly understood molecular data.
You may make field labels for your own forays by printing page 24.
The efforts of many volunteers, a few named here but many nameless, made the fair andthis report possible.John LennieBerkeley30 December 2002
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History
The society held its first mushroom show in the fall of 1970 and kept a unified record ofspecies until 1993. Shows were held in San Francisco, Oakland, San Rafael (once) andCoyote Point. In some years there were even three shows! Cumulative records were pub-lished twice. First, in "California Mushrooms: 1970-1980" by Herb Saylor, Paul Vergeer,Dennis Desjardin and Tom Duffy, an orange booklet which covered the first 19 showsalong with 2 forays. It included literature references and sources for illustrations of thespecies which still make it a useful reference (copies of the booklet are available fromBook Sales.) I prepared the second set of records which was published in the Member'sHandbook for 1992. By that time 24 more shows had been held, and the new lists, up toand including January 1992, were presented in one table, with 1009 species. This Hand-book is no longer available.
The show in December 1992 was the last to be added to this record and the database Ihad maintained until then. In 1993, Wade Leschyn took over and began a new database.According to the society's web site, thirteen shows were held between then and the first ofthe new series at the Oakland Museum in 2001, (though it is possible that there was a14th show in Coyote Point in 1994.) However there was no longer a unified record of whathad been displayed at individual fairs and records for some fairs have been lost.
In 2001 the council established a new Systematics Committee, and made maintaining thedatabase one of its functions; Mike Wood was appointed chair. Under its aegis I began athird database with the goal of adding descriptive material for local species, as well assystematizing foray lists and the collections displayed at shows. The 921 initial names, up-dated and corrected, were derived from Wade's database and Mykoweb (the names onpage 5 , "not recently recorded", are not on this list.) The 2001 Oakland show added 28names and this show another 20 bringing the current total to 969, including species com-plexes and varieties. In 2001, for the first time, some of the display labels included com-mon names, synonyms, misapplied names and habitat information supplied by Mykoweb(for an example, see page 23.)The display labels and the catalogues for 2001 and 2002are the first fruits of the new database.
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Statistics (all figures exclude "sp.")
Total collections: 236Total records (counting separately each occurrenceon a different foray): 449Field labels from display tables (see p.6) 534
Numbers of species reported from 1 foray, 2 fo-rays, ... , 9 forays (multiplicity is not abundance -multiple records from one foray were merged):
For lists of species by multiplicity, see pages 12to 13.
Numbers of taxa by genus (excluding "sp."):
1........Abortiporus11........Agaricus1........Agrocybe1........Alboleptonia1........Aleuria
10........Amanita2........Armillaria2........Astraeus1........Battarrea2........Bolbitius
13........Boletus1........Calocybe1........Calvatia3........Cantharellus1........Caulorhiza1........Chalciporus1........Chroogomphus2........Clitocybe1........Clitopilus2........Coprinus
11........Cortinarius2........Crepidotus1........Cryptoporus1........Daldinia2........Entoloma1........Fistulina1........Flammulina2........Fomitopsis1........Galerina2........Ganoderma2........Geastrum4........Gomphidius2........Gomphus3........Gymnopilus5........Gymnopus3........Hebeloma1........Helvella1........Hericium1........Hygrocybe1........Hygrophoropsis2........Hypholoma
1........Hypomyces1........Hypsizygus3........ Inocybe1........ Ischnoderma1........Jahnoporus1........Laccaria3........Lactarius1........Laetiporus1........Laricifomes1........Leccinum1........Lentinellus1........Lentinus1........Lenzites5........Lepiota1........Leucoagaricus2........Leucopaxillus4........Lycoperdon1........Lyophyllum1........Macrolepiota4........Marasmius1........Melanoleuca9........Mycena1........Omphalotus1........Panaeolus1........Panellus1........Parmastomyces2........Paxillus1........Phaeolus2........Phellinus2........Pholiota1........Pisolithus1........Pleurotus3........Pluteus2........Polyporus6........Psathyrella2........Psilocybe7........Ramaria2........Rhizopogon1........Rhodocollybia
13........Russula1........Sarcodon1........Schizophyllum1........Scleroderma2........Stereum1........Strobilurus2........Stropharia8........Suillus2........Trametes2........Tremella6........Tricholoma1........Tricholomopsis2........Tubaria1........Tylopilus1........Tyromyces1........Volvariella2........Xeromphalina1........Xylaria
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Arched Earthstar......................see Geastrum fornicatum Artist's Conk ............................see Ganoderma applanatum Black Elfin Saddle....................see Helvella lacunosa Blewit .......................................see Clitocybe nuda Brown Witch's Butter ...............see Tremella foliacea Butter Bolete............................see Boletus appendiculatus Candlesnuff Fungus ................see Xylaria hypoxylon Cepe........................................see Boletus edulis Champignon ............................see Agaricus campestris Chanterelle ..............................see Cantharellus cibarius Chicken of the Woods .............see Laetiporus sulphureus Coccoli.....................................see Amanita lanei Coccora ...................................see Amanita lanei Cramp balls .............................see Daldinia grandis Dead Man's Foot .....................see Pisolithus tinctorius Deadly Galerina.......................see Galerina autumnalis Death Cap ...............................see Amanita phalloides Deer Mushroom.......................see Pluteus cervinus Dyeball.....................................see Pisolithus tinctorius Earthstar ..................................see Geastrum saccatum False Chanterelle ....................see Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca False Turkey Tail .....................see Stereum hirsutum Fly Agaric.................................see Amanita muscaria Fried Chicken Mushroom ........see Lyophyllum decastes Grisette ....................................see Amanita constricta Grisette ....................................see Amanita vaginata Honey Mushroom ....................see Armillaria mellea Horse Mushroom.....................see Agaricus arvensis Hygroscopic Earthstar .............see Astraeus hygrometricus Jack-O-Lantern........................see Omphalotus olivascens King Bolete ..............................see Boletus edulis Manzanita Bolete.....................see Leccinum manzanitae Matsutake................................see Tricholoma magnivelare Meadow Mushroom.................see Agaricus campestris Mica Cap .................................see Coprinus micaceus Orange Cup.............................see Aleuria aurantia Oyster Mushroom....................see Pleurotus ostreatus Penny Bun...............................see Boletus edulis Pig's Ears ................................see Gomphus clavatus Pine Spike ...............................see Chroogomphus vinicolor Poison Pie ...............................see Hebeloma crustuliniforme Porcini......................................see Boletus edulis Puffball.....................................see Lycoperdon perlatum Queen Bolete...........................see Boletus aereus Redwood Rooter......................see Caulorhiza umbonata Rosy Russula ..........................see Russula sanguinea Satan's Bolete .........................see Boletus satanas Shaggy Mane ..........................see Coprinus comatus Shaggy Parasol .......................see Macrolepiota rachodes Slippery Jack ...........................see Suillus pungens Split Gill ...................................see Schizophyllum commune Sulphur Shelf ...........................see Laetiporus sulphureus Sulphur Tuft .............................see Hypholoma fasciculare Sweetbread mushroom ...........see Clitopilus prunulus Torq .........................................see Agaricus bitorquis Turkey Tails .............................see Trametes versicolor Veiled Polypore .......................see Cryptoporus volvatus Velvet Foot ..............................see Flammulina velutipes Viscid Bolete............................see Boletus flaviporus Western Grisette......................see Amanita pachycolea White Chanterelle ....................see Cantharellus subalbidus Wine Colored Agaricus............see Agaricus subrutilescens Witch's Butter ..........................see Tremella mesenterica Witch's Hat ..............................see Hygrocybe singeri Woolly Chanterelle ..................see Gomphus floccosus Yellow Chanterelle...................see Cantharellus cibarius Yellow Stainer..........................see Agaricus xanthodermus
Common names
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Abortiporus biennis ..................... MeripilaceaeCalvatia utriformis ....................... LycoperdaceaeChalciporus piperatoides ............ BoletaceaeCortinarius stemmatus................ CortinariaceaeCrepidotus crocophyllus ............. CortinariaceaeHypsizygus marmoreus .............. TricholomataceaeIschnoderma resinosum ............. HapalopilaceaeLaricifomes officinalis.................. PolyporaceaeLepiota castaneidisca ................. AgaricaceaeLepiota “carmineobasidia” .......... AgaricaceaeLycoperdon molle ....................... LycoperdaceaePanaeolus semiovatus................ BolbitiaceaeParmastomyces transmutans ..... FomitopsidaceaePhellinus robustus ...................... HymenochaetaceaePluteus salicinus......................... PluteaceaePolyporus decurrens................... PolyporaceaeTrametes ochracea..................... PolyporaceaeTricholoma caligatum.................. TricholomataceaeTyromyces fragilis....................... PolyporaceaeXeromphalina kauffmanii ............ Tricholomataceae
Numbers of field labels recovered from tables after set-up
1..................................................... 232....................................................... 83..................................................... 194................................................... 1046..................................................... 207..................................................... 708..................................................... 649..................................................... 4210................................................... 1711................................................... 3312................................................... 5613................................................... 4414................................................... 34
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Abortiporus biennis .................................. MeripilaceaeAgaricus arorae ....................................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus arvensis .................................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus bernardii .................................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus bitorquis .................................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus californicus ................................ AgaricaceaeAgaricus campestris ................................ AgaricaceaeAgaricus crocodilinus ............................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus cupreobrunneus ....................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus meleagris ................................... see Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Agaricus placomyces................................ see Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Agaricus praeclaresquamosus ................ AgaricaceaeAgaricus rodmani...................................... see Agaricus bitorquis Agaricus subrutilescens ........................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus xanthodermus ........................... AgaricaceaeAgrocybe pediades .................................. BolbitiaceaeAlbatrellus hirtus ....................................... see Jahnoporus hirtus Alboleptonia sericella .............................. EntolomataceaeAleuria aurantia ....................................... PezizaceaeAmanita aspera ........................................ see Amanita franchetii Amanita calyptrata.................................... see Amanita lanei Amanita calyptroderma............................. see Amanita lanei Amanita constricta ................................... PluteaceaeAmanita franchetii .................................... PluteaceaeAmanita gemmata ................................... PluteaceaeAmanita lanei ........................................... PluteaceaeAmanita muscaria .................................... PluteaceaeAmanita muscaria var. flavivolvata........... PluteaceaeAmanita pachycolea ................................ PluteaceaeAmanita phalloides .................................. PluteaceaeAmanita silvicola ...................................... PluteaceaeAmanita vaginata ..................................... PluteaceaeArmillaria mellea ...................................... MarasmiaceaeArmillaria ostoyae .................................... MarasmiaceaeArmillaria ponderosa................................. see Tricholoma magnivelare Armillariella mellea ................................... see Armillaria mellea Astraeus hygrometricus ........................... SclerodermataceaeAstraeus pteridis ...................................... SclerodermataceaeBattarrea phalloides ................................ TulostomataceaeBolbitius aleuriatus .................................. BolbitiaceaeBolbitius vitellinus .................................... BolbitiaceaeBoletus aereus ......................................... BoletaceaeBoletus amygdalinus ............................... BoletaceaeBoletus appendiculatus ........................... BoletaceaeBoletus chrysenteron ............................... BoletaceaeBoletus citriniporus .................................. BoletaceaeBoletus dryophilus ................................... BoletaceaeBoletus edulis .......................................... BoletaceaeBoletus flaviporus .................................... BoletaceaeBoletus piperatoides ................................ BoletaceaeBoletus satanas ....................................... BoletaceaeBoletus subtomentosus ........................... BoletaceaeBoletus truncatus ..................................... BoletaceaeBoletus zelleri .......................................... BoletaceaeCalocybe carnea ...................................... TricholomataceaeCalvatia utriformis .................................... LycoperdaceaeCantharellus cibarius ............................... CantharellaceaeCantharellus clavatus ............................... see Gomphus clavatus Cantharellus formosus ............................. CantharellaceaeCantharellus subalbidus .......................... CantharellaceaeCaulorhiza umbonata .............................. TricholomataceaeChalciporus piperatoides.......................... see Boletus piperatoides Chalciporus piperatoides ......................... BoletaceaeChroogomphus vinicolor .......................... GomphidiaceaeClitocybe nebularis .................................. TricholomataceaeClitocybe nuda ......................................... TricholomataceaeClitopilus prunulus ................................... EntolomataceaeCollybia butyracea.................................... see Rhodocollybia butyracea
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Collybia dryophila ..................................... see Gymnopus dryophilus Collybia fuscopurpurea............................. see Gymnopus villosipes Collybia trullisata ...................................... see Strobilurus trullisatus Coprinellus micaceus ............................... see Coprinus micaceus Coprinus comatus .................................... CoprinaceaeCoprinus micaceus .................................. CoprinaceaeCoriolus versicolor .................................... see Trametes versicolor Cortinarius camphoratus ......................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius caninus .................................. CortinariaceaeCortinarius collinitus ................................ CortinariaceaeCortinarius fulmineus ............................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius multiformis ............................. CortinariaceaeCortinarius ponderosus ........................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius regalis .................................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius sodagnitus ............................. CortinariaceaeCortinarius stemmatus ............................. CortinariaceaeCortinarius vanduzerensis ....................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius vibratilis ................................. CortinariaceaeCrepidotus crocophyllus .......................... CortinariaceaeCrepidotus mollis ..................................... CortinariaceaeCryptoporus volvatus ............................... PolyporaceaeDaldinia grandis ....................................... XylariaceaeEntoloma bloxami .................................... EntolomataceaeEntoloma madidum................................... see Entoloma bloxami Entoloma rhodopolium ............................ EntolomataceaeFistulina hepatica ..................................... FistulinaceaeFlammulina velutipes ............................... MarasmiaceaeFomes pinicola ......................................... see Fomitopsis pinicola Fomes subroseus..................................... see Fomitopsis cajanderi Fomitopsis cajanderi ................................ FomitopsidaceaeFomitopsis pinicola .................................. FomitopsidaceaeGalerina autumnalis ................................. CortinariaceaeGanoderma applanatum .......................... GanodermataceaeGanoderma tsugae .................................. GanodermataceaeGeastrum fornicatum ............................... GeastraceaeGeastrum saccatum ................................ GeastraceaeGomphidius glutinosus ............................ GomphidiaceaeGomphidius oregonensis ......................... GomphidiaceaeGomphidius smithii .................................. GomphidiaceaeGomphidius subroseus ............................ GomphidiaceaeGomphidius vinicolor ................................ see Chroogomphus vinicolor Gomphus clavatus ................................... GomphaceaeGomphus floccosus ................................. GomphaceaeGymnopilus junonius ................................ see Gymnopilus spectabilis Gymnopilus luteocarneus ........................ CortinariaceaeGymnopilus sapineus .............................. CortinariaceaeGymnopilus spectabilis ............................ CortinariaceaeGymnopus badiialbus .............................. TricholomataceaeGymnopus dryophilus .............................. TricholomataceaeGymnopus fuscopurpureus ...................... see Gymnopus villosipes Gymnopus fuscopurpureus ..................... TricholomataceaeGymnopus kauffmanii .............................. TricholomataceaeGymnopus villosipes ................................ TricholomataceaeHebeloma crustuliniforme ........................ BolbitiaceaeHebeloma sacchariolens ......................... BolbitiaceaeHebeloma sinapizans group .................... BolbitiaceaeHelvella lacunosa .................................... HelvellaceaeHericium ramosum .................................. HericiaceaeHydnum imbricatum.................................. see Sarcodon imbricatus Hygrocybe singeri .................................... TricholomataceaeHygrophoropsis aurantiaca ..................... HygrophoropsidaceaeHygrophorus singeri ................................. see Hygrocybe singeri Hypholoma aurantiacum .......................... StrophariaceaeHypholoma fasciculare ............................ StrophariaceaeHypomyces chrysospermum ................... HypocreaceaeHypsizygus marmoreus ........................... TricholomataceaeInocybe albodisca .................................... CortinariaceaeInocybe fastigiata ..................................... Cortinariaceae
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Inocybe sororia ........................................ CortinariaceaeIschnoderma resinosum .......................... HapalopilaceaeJahnoporus hirtus .................................... AlbatrellaceaeLaccaria proxima ..................................... HydnangiaceaeLactarius alnicola ..................................... RussulaceaeLactarius deliciosus ................................. RussulaceaeLactarius rubrilacteus .............................. RussulaceaeLactarius sanguifluus................................ see Lactarius rubrilacteus Laetiporus sulphureus ............................. PolyporaceaeLaricifomes officinalis .............................. PolyporaceaeLeccinum manzanitae .............................. BoletaceaeLentinellus ursinus ................................... AuriscalpiaceaeLentinus lepideus .................................... PolyporaceaeLenzites betulina ..................................... PolyporaceaeLepiota “carmineobasidia” ....................... AgaricaceaeLepiota castaneidisca .............................. AgaricaceaeLepiota clypeolaria ................................... see Lepiota magnispora Lepiota rachodes...................................... see Macrolepiota rachodes Lepiota roseifolia ..................................... AgaricaceaeLepiota rubrotincta.................................... see Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lepiota sequoiarum group ....................... AgaricaceaeLepiota spheniscispora ............................ AgaricaceaeLepiota ventriosospora ............................. see Lepiota magnispora Lepista nebularis ...................................... see Clitocybe nebularis Lepista nuda............................................. see Clitocybe nuda Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus ..................... AgaricaceaeLeucopaxillus albissimus ......................... TricholomataceaeLeucopaxillus amarus............................... see Leucopaxillus gentianeus Leucopaxillus gentianeus ........................ TricholomataceaeLycoperdon molle .................................... LycoperdaceaeLycoperdon perlatum ............................... LycoperdaceaeLycoperdon pyriforme .............................. LycoperdaceaeLycoperdon umbrinum ............................. LycoperdaceaeLyophyllum decastes ............................... TricholomataceaeMacrolepiota rachodes ............................ AgaricaceaeMarasmius calhouniae ............................. MarasmiaceaeMarasmius pallidocephalus ..................... MarasmiaceaeMarasmius plicatulus ............................... MarasmiaceaeMarasmius quercophilus .......................... MarasmiaceaeMarasmius villosipes ................................ see Gymnopus villosipes Melanoleuca melaleuca ........................... TricholomataceaeMycena alcalina........................................ see Mycena capillaripes Mycena californiensis .............................. TricholomataceaeMycena capillaripes ................................. TricholomataceaeMycena capillaris ..................................... TricholomataceaeMycena elegantula ................................... see Mycena californiensis Mycena iodiolens ..................................... TricholomataceaeMycena leptocephala .............................. TricholomataceaeMycena maculata .................................... TricholomataceaeMycena pura ............................................ TricholomataceaeMycena purpureofusca ............................ TricholomataceaeMycena sanguinolenta ............................. see Mycena californiensis Mycena speirea ....................................... TricholomataceaeNaematoloma aurantiaca ......................... see Hypholoma aurantiacum Naematoloma fasciculare......................... see Hypholoma fasciculare Omphalotus olivascens ........................... MarasmiaceaePanaeolus semiovatus ............................ BolbitiaceaePanellus serotinus ................................... TricholomataceaeParmastomyces transmutans .................. FomitopsidaceaePaxillus involutus ..................................... PaxillaceaePaxillus panuoides .................................. PaxillaceaePhaeolus schweinitzii .............................. PolyporaceaePhaeomarasmius confragosus................. see Tubaria confragosa Phellinus pini ........................................... HymenochaetaceaePhellinus robustus ................................... HymenochaetaceaePholiota malicola ..................................... StrophariaceaePholiota terrestris ..................................... StrophariaceaePisolithus arrhizus .................................... see Pisolithus tinctorius
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Pisolithus tinctorius .................................. SclerodermataceaePleurotus ostreatus .................................. PleurotaceaePluteus cervinus ...................................... PluteaceaePluteus magnus ....................................... PluteaceaePluteus salicinus ...................................... PluteaceaePolyporus decurrens ................................ PolyporaceaePolyporus elegans ................................... PolyporaceaePolyporus hirtus........................................ see Jahnoporus hirtus Polyporus sulphureus............................... see Laetiporus sulphureus Polyporus versicolor ................................. see Trametes versicolor Psathyrella candolleana .......................... CoprinaceaePsathyrella fuscofolia ............................... CoprinaceaePsathyrella gracilis ................................... CoprinaceaePsathyrella hydrophila ............................. CoprinaceaePsathyrella longipes ................................ CoprinaceaePsathyrella spadicea ............................... CoprinaceaePsilocybe ceres ........................................ see Hypholoma aurantiacum Psilocybe cyanescens ............................. StrophariaceaePsilocybe cyanofibrillosa ......................... StrophariaceaeRamaria acrisiccescens ........................... RamariaceaeRamaria araiospora ................................. RamariaceaeRamaria botrytis ...................................... RamariaceaeRamaria flavigelatinosa ........................... RamariaceaeRamaria formosa ..................................... RamariaceaeRamaria rubribrunnescens ...................... RamariaceaeRamaria vinosimaculans ......................... RamariaceaeRhizopogon ochraceorubens .................. RhizopogonaceaeRhizopogon rubescens ............................ RhizopogonaceaeRhodocollybia butyracea ......................... MarasmiaceaeRussula alutacea ..................................... RussulaceaeRussula amoenolens ............................... RussulaceaeRussula basifurcata ................................. RussulaceaeRussula brevipes ..................................... RussulaceaeRussula brunneola .................................. RussulaceaeRussula cyanoxantha .............................. RussulaceaeRussula fragrantissima ............................ RussulaceaeRussula graveolens ................................. RussulaceaeRussula integra ........................................ RussulaceaeRussula olivacea ..................................... RussulaceaeRussula paxilloides .................................. RussulaceaeRussula pectinatoides .............................. see Russula amoenolens Russula rosacea....................................... see Russula sanguinea Russula sanguinea .................................. RussulaceaeRussula semirubra ................................... RussulaceaeSarcodon imbricatus ................................ BankeraceaeSchizophyllum commune ......................... SchizophyllaceaeScleroderma geaster ............................... SclerodermataceaeStereum hirsutum .................................... StereaceaeStereum striatum ..................................... StereaceaeStrobilurus kemptonae.............................. see Strobilurus trullisatus Strobilurus trullisatus ............................... MarasmiaceaeStropharia ambigua ................................. StrophariaceaeStropharia aurantiaca ............................... see Hypholoma aurantiacum Stropharia riparia ..................................... StrophariaceaeSuillus brevipes ....................................... SuillaceaeSuillus caerulescens ................................ SuillaceaeSuillus fuscotomentosus .......................... SuillaceaeSuillus granulatus .................................... SuillaceaeSuillus lakei .............................................. SuillaceaeSuillus ponderosus .................................. SuillaceaeSuillus pungens ....................................... SuillaceaeSuillus tomentosus .................................. SuillaceaeTapinella panuoides ................................. see Paxillus panuoides Trametes ochracea .................................. PolyporaceaeTrametes versicolor ................................. PolyporaceaeTremella foliacea ..................................... TremellaceaeTremella mesenterica .............................. TremellaceaeTricholoma caligatum .............................. Tricholomataceae
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Tricholoma fracticum ............................... TricholomataceaeTricholoma imbricatum ............................ TricholomataceaeTricholoma magnivelare .......................... TricholomataceaeTricholoma pardinum ............................... TricholomataceaeTricholoma saponaceum ......................... TricholomataceaeTricholomopsis rutilans ............................ TricholomataceaeTubaria confragosa .................................. CortinariaceaeTubaria furfuracea ................................... CortinariaceaeTylopilus pseudoscaber ........................... BoletaceaeTyromyces fragilis .................................... PolyporaceaeVolvariella gloiocephala............................ see Volvariella gloiocephala Volvariella gloiocephala ........................... PluteaceaeXerocomus chrysenteron.......................... see Boletus chrysenteron Xerocomus dryophilus .............................. see Boletus dryophilus Xerocomus subtomentosus...................... see Boletus subtomentosus Xeromphalina cauticinalis ........................ TricholomataceaeXeromphalina kauffmanii ......................... TricholomataceaeXylaria hypoxylon .................................... Xylariaceae
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Battarrea phalloidesGeastrum fornicatumHericium ramosumIschnoderma resinosumParmastomyces transmutansPhellinus piniPhellinus robustusPluteus magnusRhizopogon ochraceorubensRussula amoenolensSarcodon imbricatus
125 species on one foray
Abortiporus biennisAgaricus aroraeAgaricus arvensisAgaricus bernardiiAgaricus bitorquisAgaricus californicusAgaricus campestrisAgaricus crocodilinusAgaricus cupreobrunneusAgrocybe pediadesAlboleptonia sericellaAleuria aurantiaAmanita constrictaAstraeus pteridisBoletus citriniporusBoletus flaviporusBoletus subtomentosusBoletus truncatusCalvatia utriformisCantharellus formosusCantharellus subalbidusChalciporus piperatoidesClitocybe nebularisCoprinus micaceusCortinarius caninusCortinarius collinitusCortinarius fulmineusCortinarius multiformisCortinarius ponderosusCortinarius regalisCortinarius stemmatusCortinarius vanduzerensisCortinarius vibratilisCrepidotus crocophyllusCrepidotus mollisCryptoporus volvatusDaldinia grandisEntoloma rhodopoliumGalerina autumnalisGeastrum saccatumGomphidius smithiiGomphidius subroseusGomphus clavatusGymnopilus sapineusGymnopus badiialbusGymnopus kauffmaniiHebeloma sacchariolensHebeloma sinapizans groupHelvella lacunosaHygrocybe singeriHypsizygus marmoreus
Number of forays reporting each species
Inocybe fastigiataInocybe sororiaJahnoporus hirtusLaccaria proximaLactarius rubrilacteusLaetiporus sulphureusLaricifomes officinalisLentinellus ursinusLentinus lepideusLenzites betulinaLepiota “carmineobasidia”Lepiota castaneidiscaLepiota sequoiarum groupLeucopaxillus albissimusLeucopaxillus gentianeusLycoperdon molleLycoperdon pyriformeMarasmius pallidocephalusMelanoleuca melaleucaMycena capillarisMycena iodiolensMycena leptocephalaMycena puraMycena speireaPanaeolus semiovatusPanellus serotinusPaxillus panuoidesPholiota malicolaPluteus salicinusPolyporus decurrensPolyporus elegansPsathyrella candolleanaPsathyrella fuscofoliaPsathyrella longipesPsathyrella spadiceaPsilocybe cyanescensPsilocybe cyanofibrillosaRamaria acrisiccescensRamaria araiosporaRamaria botrytisRamaria flavigelatinosaRamaria formosaRamaria rubribrunnescensRamaria vinosimaculansRhizopogon rubescensRussula alutaceaRussula basifurcataRussula brevipesRussula brunneolaRussula cyanoxanthaRussula graveolensRussula olivaceaRussula sanguineaSchizophyllum communeScleroderma geasterStereum striatumSuillus brevipesSuillus granulatusSuillus ponderosusSuillus tomentosusTrametes ochraceaTremella foliaceaTricholoma caligatumTricholoma fracticumTricholoma magnivelareTricholoma pardinumTricholoma saponaceumTricholomopsis rutilans
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Tubaria confragosaTylopilus pseudoscaberTyromyces fragilisXeromphalina cauticinalisXeromphalina kauffmaniiXylaria hypoxylon
50 species on 2 forays
Agaricus xanthodermusAmanita muscaria var. flavivolvataAmanita pachycoleaAmanita phalloidesAmanita silvicolaAmanita vaginataArmillaria ostoyaeAstraeus hygrometricusBolbitius aleuriatusBolbitius vitellinusBoletus chrysenteronBoletus dryophilusBoletus piperatoidesCalocybe carneaCantharellus cibariusClitopilus prunulusCortinarius camphoratusCortinarius sodagnitusFistulina hepaticaFlammulina velutipesFomitopsis cajanderiGanoderma applanatumGanoderma tsugaeGomphidius glutinosusGymnopilus spectabilisGymnopus fuscopurpureusGymnopus villosipesHygrophoropsis aurantiacaInocybe albodiscaLactarius alnicolaLycoperdon perlatumLycoperdon umbrinumMacrolepiota rachodesMarasmius calhouniaeMarasmius plicatulusMarasmius quercophilusOmphalotus olivascensPisolithus tinctoriusPsathyrella gracilisPsathyrella hydrophilaRhodocollybia butyraceaRussula fragrantissimaRussula paxilloidesRussula semirubraStropharia ripariaSuillus fuscotomentosusSuillus lakeiTremella mesentericaTricholoma imbricatumVolvariella gloiocephala
20 species on 3 forays
Agaricus praeclaresquamosusBoletus zelleriCaulorhiza umbonataChroogomphus vinicolorClitocybe nudaCoprinus comatus
Number of forays reporting each species
Gomphus floccosusHypholoma aurantiacumLactarius deliciosusLepiota roseifoliaLepiota spheniscisporaLyophyllum decastesMycena purpureofuscaPaxillus involutusPhaeolus schweinitziiPholiota terrestrisRussula integraStrobilurus trullisatusStropharia ambiguaTubaria furfuracea
10 species on 4 forays
Agaricus subrutilescensAmanita gemmataBoletus aereusBoletus amygdalinusBoletus satanasEntoloma bloxamiGymnopilus luteocarneusMycena californiensisMycena capillaripesMycena maculata
11 species on 5 forays
Amanita franchetiiAmanita muscariaFomitopsis pinicolaGomphidius oregonensisGymnopus dryophilusHypomyces chrysospermumLeccinum manzanitaeLeucoagaricus rubrotinctusPluteus cervinusSuillus pungensTrametes versicolor
4 species on 6 forays
Armillaria melleaBoletus appendiculatusStereum hirsutumSuillus caerulescens
1 species on 7 forays
Hebeloma crustuliniforme
1 species on 8 forays
Pleurotus ostreatus
2 species on 9 forays
Amanita laneiBoletus edulis
1 species on 12 foraysHypholoma fasciculare
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col. 2: number of species recorded only on this foray divided by total number of species on foray
84 0.39 Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co. .......................Anna Moore59 0.29 Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co. .........Bill Freedman37 0.22 Various, Marin Co. ................................................Ron Pastorino34 0.18 Campus U.C., Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. ..........Thomas and Tina Keller33 0.24 San Mateo County Memorial Park ........................Fred Stevens33 0.18 Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co..........................Mike Wood26 0.27 Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co...........................J.R. Blair21 0.43 Nevada City area, Nevada Co. .............................Daniel Nicholson16 0.12 Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. ..................................Robert Mackler10 0.20 Campus, U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co...................J. Edmonds10 0.10 Aptos, Santa Cruz Co. ..........................................P. Carpenter9 0.00 Tomales Bay Park, Marin Co. ...............................J. Baruzzi9 0.00 San Francisco, San Francisco Co.........................Tom Chester7 0.29 Waterman Gap, Santa Cruz Co. ...........................J. Brown7 0.14 Daly City, San Matero Co......................................Fred Stevens7 0.00 Wildcat Canyon, Contra Costa Co. .......................M. Rossman4 0.00 Orinda, Contra Costa Co.......................................Tom Beales3 1.00 Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co. .............................3 0.67 Oakland, Alameda Co. ..........................................3 0.00 Sausal Creek, Alameda Co...................................3 0.00 Marin Co................................................................J. Edmonds3 0.00 Marin Co................................................................J. Edmonds3 0.00 Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co. ..................Debbie Viess2 1.00 Oakland Hills, Alameda Co. ..................................2 0.50 Oakland flat - Debbie’s garden, Alameda Co........Debbie Viess2 0.00 San Francisco State Univ., San Francisco Co. .....2 0.00 Richmond Field Station, Contra Costa Co. ...........Anna Moore2 0.00 Golden Gate Park, San Francisco Co...................Peter Werner1 1.00 San Francisco, San Francisco Co.........................1 1.00 Pleasant Hill, Contra Costa Co. ............................1 1.00 Oregon ..................................................................Debbie Viess1 1.00 Nathan Wilson’s farm ............................................1 1.00 Mt Tamalpais, Marin Co. .......................................1 1.00 Georgetown, El Dorado Co. ..................................1 1.00 Berkeley, Alameda Co. .........................................1 0.00 Sheffield Village, Oakland, Alameda Co. ..............Debbie Viess1 0.00 Oakland, Alameda Co. ..........................................J. Edmonds1 0.00 Eureka, Humboldt Co............................................1 0.00 Eureka Headwaters, Humboldt Co.?.....................J. Edmonds1 0.00 Eugene, Oregon....................................................1 0.00 El Cerrito, Contra Costa Co. .................................1 0.00 College Avenue, Berkeley, Alameda Co. ..............D. Eichorn1 0.00 Campus, U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co...................J. Edmonds
Larger forays ranked by uniqueness21 0.43 Nevada City area, Nevada Co. .............................Daniel Nicholson84 0.39 Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co. .......................Anna Moore59 0.29 Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co. .........Bill Freedman26 0.27 Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co...........................J.R. Blair33 0.24 San Mateo County Memorial Park ........................Fred Stevens37 0.22 Various, Marin Co. ................................................Ron Pastorino34 0.18 Campus U.C., Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. ..........Thomas and Tina Keller33 0.18 Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co..........................Mike Wood16 0.12 Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. ..................................Robert Mackler
Numbers in columns 1 and 2 are the same in both tables.
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Foray 7 - Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co.Mike Wood33 taxa, including 6* found only on this foray
Abortiporus biennis* Agrocybe pediades* Amanita muscaria Astraeus hygrometricus Bolbitius aleuriatus Bolbitius vitellinus Boletus aereus Boletus amygdalinus Boletus dryophilus Boletus flaviporus* Coprinus comatus Gymnopilus spectabilis Gymnopus badiialbus* Gymnopus dryophilus Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hypholoma fasciculare Hypomyces chrysospermum Lepiota spheniscispora Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lycoperdon perlatum Lyophyllum decastes Mycena californiensis Mycena capillaripes Mycena purpureofusca Mycena speirea* Paxillus involutus Stereum hirsutum Stropharia ambigua Stropharia riparia Suillus granulatus* Suillus pungens Trametes versicolor Tubaria furfuracea
Foray 14 - Campus, U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co.J. Edmonds10 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Amanita lanei Armillaria mellea Boletus amygdalinus Hypholoma aurantiacum Inocybe albodisca Lactarius alnicola Lactarius rubrilacteus* Paxillus involutus Pholiota terrestris Scleroderma geaster*
Foray 15 - Campus, U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co.J. Edmonds1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Ganoderma tsugae
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Alameda Co.
Foray 16 - Oakland, Alameda Co.J. Edmonds1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Flammulina velutipes
Foray 22 - Sheffield Village, Oakland, Alameda Co.Debbie Viess1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Armillaria ostoyae
Foray 26 - Oakland flat - Debbie’s garden, Alameda Co.Debbie Viess2 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Agaricus californicus* Hebeloma crustuliniforme
Foray 36 - College Avenue, Berkeley, Alameda Co.D. Eichorn1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Macrolepiota rachodes
Foray 38 - Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co.3 taxa, including 3* found only on this foray
Agaricus arvensis* Agaricus bitorquis* Agaricus campestris*
Foray 39 - Oakland, Alameda Co.3 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Agaricus bernardii* Armillaria ostoyae Laetiporus sulphureus*
Foray 43 - Sausal Creek, Alameda Co.3 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Hypholoma aurantiacum Pholiota terrestris Volvariella gloiocephala
Foray 45 - Berkeley, Alameda Co.1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Psilocybe cyanescens*
Foray 48 - Oakland Hills, Alameda Co.2 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Leucopaxillus albissimus* Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa*
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Foray 20 - Wildcat Canyon, Contra Costa Co.M. Rossman7 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Amanita lanei Cantharellus cibarius Hypholoma fasciculare Hypomyces chrysospermum Mycena maculata Pleurotus ostreatus Trametes versicolor
Foray 27 - Richmond Field Station, Contra Costa Co.Anna Moore2 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Armillaria mellea Pleurotus ostreatus
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Foray 33 - Orinda, Contra Costa Co.Tom Beales4 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Amanita lanei Boletus appendiculatus Chroogomphus vinicolor Lactarius deliciosus
Foray 40 - Pleasant Hill, Contra Costa Co.1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Tremella foliacea*
Foray 47 - El Cerrito, Contra Costa Co.1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Stropharia riparia
Foray 44 - Georgetown, El Dorado Co.1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Psathyrella candolleana*
El Dorado Co.
Foray 19 - Eureka Headwaters, Humboldt Co.J. Edmonds1 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Ganoderma tsugae
Humboldt Co.
Foray 30 - Eureka, Humboldt Co.1 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Fistulina hepatica
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Foray 4 - Roys Redwoods, Marin Co.Robert Mackler16 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Bolbitius vitellinus Boletus satanas Caulorhiza umbonata Flammulina velutipes Gomphidius oregonensis Gymnopilus luteocarneus Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hypholoma fasciculare Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Mycena iodiolens* Omphalotus olivascens Pleurotus ostreatus Psathyrella gracilis Schizophyllum commune* Suillus caerulescens Tubaria furfuracea
Foray 12 - Tomales Bay Park, Marin Co.J. Baruzzi9 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Amanita franchetii Amanita gemmata Amanita lanei Amanita phalloides Boletus appendiculatus Boletus edulis Boletus zelleri Gymnopilus luteocarneus Leccinum manzanitae
Foray 17 - Marin Co.J. Edmonds3 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Boletus edulis Fomitopsis pinicola Pisolithus tinctorius
Foray 18 - Marin Co.J. Edmonds3 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Fomitopsis cajanderi Phaeolus schweinitzii Trametes versicolor
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Marin Co.
Foray 28 - Various, Marin Co.Ron Pastorino37 taxa, including 8* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Amanita franchetii Amanita gemmata Amanita lanei Amanita pachycolea Amanita phalloides Armillaria mellea Boletus aereus Boletus amygdalinus Boletus appendiculatus Boletus edulis Caulorhiza umbonata Entoloma bloxami Fomitopsis pinicola Ganoderma applanatum Gomphidius smithii* Gymnopus dryophilus Hygrocybe singeri* Hypholoma fasciculare Leccinum manzanitae Lepiota roseifolia Leucopaxillus gentianeus* Pluteus cervinus Polyporus decurrens Psathyrella hydrophila Ramaria acrisiccescens* Ramaria araiospora* Ramaria formosa* Russula fragrantissima Russula semirubra Stereum hirsutum Strobilurus trullisatus Suillus caerulescens Suillus ponderosus* Suillus pungens Trametes ochracea* Trametes versicolor
Foray 46 - Mt Tamalpais, Marin Co.1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Russula brevipes*
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Foray 23 - Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co.Debbie Viess3 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray Amanita silvicola Boletus edulis Fistulina hepatica
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Foray 8 - Nevada City area, Nevada Co.Daniel Nicholson21 taxa, including 9* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Agaricus subrutilescens Astraeus pteridis* Clitocybe nebularis* Cortinarius camphoratus Crepidotus crocophyllus* Gomphidius oregonensis Gymnopus fuscopurpureus Hypholoma fasciculare
Nevada Co
Inocybe fastigiata* Jahnoporus hirtus* Lycoperdon umbrinum Marasmius calhouniae Mycena maculata Panellus serotinus* Paxillus panuoides* Pleurotus ostreatus Pluteus cervinus Polyporus elegans* Trametes versicolor Xylaria hypoxylon*
Foray 29 - San Francisco, San Francisco Co.Tom Chester9 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Amanita franchetii Amanita muscaria var. flavivolvata Clitopilus prunulus Hypholoma fasciculare Leccinum manzanitae Rhodocollybia butyracea Russula sanguinea Suillus fuscotomentosus Suillus pungens
Foray 34 - SF State University, San Francisco Co.2 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Boletus edulis Tricholoma imbricatum
San Francisco Co.
Foray 37 - Golden Gate Park, San Francisco Co.Peter Werner2 taxa, including 0* found only on this foray
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca Hypholoma aurantiacum
Foray 42 - San Francisco, San Francisco Co.1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Helvella lacunosa*
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Foray 1 - Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co.Bill Freedman59 taxa, including 17* found only on this foray
Agaricus subrutilescens Agaricus xanthodermus Alboleptonia sericella* Amanita constricta* Amanita lanei Amanita vaginata Armillaria mellea Bolbitius aleuriatus Boletus appendiculatus Boletus edulis Boletus satanas Boletus subtomentosus Calocybe carnea Calvatia utriformis* Chalciporus piperatoides* Chroogomphus vinicolor Clitocybe nuda Cortinarius camphoratus Cortinarius sodagnitus Fomitopsis pinicola Galerina autumnalis* Ganoderma applanatum Geastrum saccatum* Gomphus floccosus Gymnopilus luteocarneus Gymnopilus spectabilis Gymnopus dryophilus Gymnopus kauffmanii* Gymnopus villosipes Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hebeloma sacchariolens* Hebeloma sinapizans group Hypholoma fasciculare Hypsizygus marmoreus* Leccinum manzanitae Lentinellus ursinus* Lepiota “carmineobasidia”* Lepiota castaneidisca* Lepiota sequoiarum group* Lepiota spheniscispora Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lycoperdon molle* Lycoperdon perlatum Lycoperdon umbrinum Mycena californiensis Omphalotus olivascens Pisolithus tinctorius Pleurotus ostreatus Pluteus salicinus* Psathyrella gracilis Rhodocollybia butyracea Russula basifurcata* Stereum hirsutum Stereum striatum* Stropharia ambigua Suillus caerulescens Suillus pungens Tremella mesenterica Tricholoma imbricatum
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Foray 2 - San Mateo County Memorial Park, San Mateo Co.Fred Stevens33 taxa, including 8* found only on this foray
Agaricus arorae* Amanita gemmata Amanita lanei Boletus satanas Calocybe carnea Cantharellus cibarius Caulorhiza umbonata Coprinus comatus Coprinus micaceus* Cortinarius regalis* Fomitopsis cajanderi Gomphidius oregonensis Gomphidius subroseus* Gymnopus fuscopurpureus Gymnopus villosipes Hypholoma fasciculare Lepiota roseifolia Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lyophyllum decastes Marasmius plicatulus Melanoleuca melaleuca* Mycena californiensis Mycena capillaripes Mycena pura* Pholiota terrestris Pleurotus ostreatus Pluteus cervinus Psathyrella fuscofolia* Russula fragrantissima Strobilurus trullisatus Suillus lakei Tubaria furfuracea Xeromphalina cauticinalis*
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Foray 3 - Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co.J.R. Blair26 taxa, including 7* found only on this foray
Boletus chrysenteron Clitocybe nuda Cortinarius stemmatus* Daldinia grandis* Gymnopilus sapineus* Gymnopus dryophilus Hypomyces chrysospermum Inocybe albodisca Inocybe sororia Lepiota spheniscispora Lycoperdon pyriforme* Marasmius plicatulus Marasmius quercophilus Mycena californiensis Mycena maculata Mycena purpureofusca Panaeolus semiovatus* Pleurotus ostreatus Pluteus cervinus
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Russula integra Russula paxilloides Strobilurus trullisatus Stropharia ambigua Suillus caerulescens Tubaria confragosa* Tyromyces fragilis*
Foray 10 - Huddart Park, San Mateo Co.Wade Leschyncancelled
Foray 11 - Daly City, San Mateo Co.Fred Stevens7 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Agaricus crocodilinus Agaricus cupreobrunneus* Agaricus xanthodermus Amanita muscaria Hypholoma fasciculare Suillus fuscotomentosus Volvariella gloiocephala
Foray 6 - Campus U.C., Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co.Thomas and Tina Keller34 taxa, including 6* found only on this foray
Agaricus subrutilescens Amanita franchetii Amanita lanei Amanita muscaria Amanita muscaria var. flavivolvata Armillaria mellea Boletus appendiculatus Boletus citriniporus* Boletus edulis Boletus zelleri Cortinarius caninus Cortinarius collinitus* Cortinarius sodagnitus Entoloma bloxami Fomitopsis pinicola Gomphidius glutinosus Gomphidius oregonensis Gomphus floccosus Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hypholoma fasciculare Hypomyces chrysospermum Lactarius deliciosus Leccinum manzanitae Lentinus lepideus* Mycena capillaripes Paxillus involutus Phaeolus schweinitzii Pluteus cervinus
Santa Cruz Co.
Russula alutacea* Russula cyanoxantha* Russula integra Stereum hirsutum Suillus caerulescens Tricholoma fracticum*
Foray 13 - Aptos, Santa Cruz Co.P. Carpenter10 taxa, including 1* found only on this foray
Amanita muscaria Astraeus hygrometricus Boletus amygdalinus Boletus edulis Boletus piperatoides Boletus satanas Gymnopus dryophilus Hebeloma crustuliniforme Macrolepiota rachodes Psathyrella longipes*
Foray 35 - Waterman Gap, Santa Cruz Co.J. Brown7 taxa, including 2* found only on this foray
Boletus aereus Boletus appendiculatus Cortinarius fulmineus* Entoloma bloxami Hypholoma fasciculare Mycena leptocephala* Stereum hirsutum
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Foray 5 - Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co.Anna Moore84 taxa, including 33* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus Agaricus subrutilescens Aleuria aurantia* Amanita franchetii Amanita gemmata Amanita lanei Amanita muscaria Amanita pachycolea Amanita silvicola Amanita vaginata Armillaria mellea Boletus aereus Boletus chrysenteron Boletus dryophilus Boletus edulis Boletus piperatoides Boletus truncatus* Boletus zelleri Cantharellus formosus* Cantharellus subalbidus* Chroogomphus vinicolor Clitopilus prunulus Coprinus comatus Cortinarius multiformis* Cortinarius ponderosus* Cortinarius vanduzerensis* Cortinarius vibratilis* Crepidotus mollis* Cryptoporus volvatus* Entoloma bloxami Entoloma rhodopolium Fomitopsis pinicola Gomphidius glutinosus Gomphidius oregonensis Gomphus clavatus* Gomphus floccosus Gymnopilus luteocarneus Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca Hypholoma fasciculare
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Sonoma Co.
Hypomyces chrysospermum Laccaria proxima* Lactarius alnicola Lactarius deliciosus Lenzites betulina* Lepiota roseifolia Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus Lyophyllum decastes Marasmius calhouniae Marasmius pallidocephalus* Marasmius quercophilus Mycena capillaripes Mycena capillaris* Mycena maculata Mycena purpureofusca Phaeolus schweinitzii Pholiota malicola* Pleurotus ostreatus Psathyrella hydrophila Psathyrella spadicea* Ramaria botrytis* Ramaria flavigelatinosa* Ramaria rubribrunnescens* Ramaria vinosimaculans* Rhizopogon rubescens* Russula brunneola* Russula graveolens* Russula integra Russula olivacea* Russula paxilloides Russula semirubra Stereum hirsutum Suillus brevipes* Suillus caerulescens Suillus lakei Suillus pungens Suillus tomentosus* Tremella mesenterica Tricholoma magnivelare* Tricholoma pardinum* Tricholoma saponaceum* Tricholomopsis rutilans* Tylopilus pseudoscaber* Xeromphalina kauffmanii*
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Foray 31 - Nathan Wilson’s farm1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Laricifomes officinalis*
Unknown California locations29 taxa, including 11* not found elsewhere
Agaricus crocodilinus Amanita muscaria Battarrea phalloides* Boletus amygdalinus Boletus subtomentosus Coprinus comatus Cortinarius caninus Entoloma rhodopolium Geastrum fornicatum* Gymnopus dryophilus Hebeloma crustuliniforme Hebeloma sinapizans group Hericium ramosum* Inocybe sororia Ischnoderma resinosum* Omphalotus olivascens Parmastomyces transmutans* Paxillus involutus Phellinus pini* Phellinus robustus* Pisolithus tinctorius Pleurotus ostreatus Pluteus magnus* Polyporus decurrens Rhizopogon ochraceorubens* Russula amoenolens* Russula sanguinea Sarcodon imbricatus* Suillus pungens
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Foray 25 - OregonDebbie Viess1 taxon, including 1* found only on this foray
Tricholoma caligatum*
Foray 41 - Eugene, Oregon1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray
Clitocybe nuda
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Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis
Common name: noneMisapplied name: Laccaria amethystina
Scattered to gregarious on ground in forests,mostly with pine.
Tricholomataceae 14.12
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2001 Fungus Fair Species ListDecember 8-9, 2001Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, Else Vellinga, Michael Wood, J.R. Blair, Fred Stevens, Dr. Tom Bruns, Norm Andresen, & TerriBeausejour
Agaricus abruptibulbus1.
Agaricus albolutescens2.
Agaricus arorae3.
Agaricus augustus4.
Agaricus bernardii5.
Agaricus californicus6.
Agaricus cupreobrunneus7.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus8.
Agaricus semotus9.
Agaricus silvicola10.
Agaricus smithii11.
Agaricus subrufescens12.
Agaricus xanthodermus13.
Agrocybe pediades14.
Agrocybe praecox15.
Alboleptonia sericella16.
Amanita constricta17.
Amanita franchetii18.
Amanita gemmata19.
Amanita lanei20.
Amanita muscaria21.
Amanita pachycolea22.
Amanita pantherina23.
Amanita phalloides24.
Amanita vaginata25.
Armillaria gallica26.
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Armillaria mellea group27.
Astraeus hygrometricus28.
Auriscalpium vulgare29.
Battarrea phalloides30.
Bolbitius vitellinus31.
Boletopsis leucomelaena32.
Boletus aereus33.
Boletus amygdalinus34.
Boletus appendiculatus35.
Boletus calopus var. frustosus36.
Boletus chrysenteron37.
Boletus dryophilus38.
Boletus edulis39.
Boletus erythropus40.
Boletus flaviporus41.
Boletus pinophilus42.
Boletus regius43.
Boletus rubripes44.
Boletus satanas45.
Boletus subtomentosus46.
Boletus truncatus47.
Boletus zelleri48.
Bovista plumbea49.
Bulgaria inquinans50.
Cantharellus cibarius51.
Catathelasma ventricosum52.
Caulorhiza umbonata53.
Cheimonophyllum candidissimum54.
Chlorophyllum molybdites55.
Chroogomphus rutilus56.
Clavariadelphus occidentalis57.
Clavicorona pyxidata58.
Clavulina cristata59.
Clitocybe deceptiva60.
Clitocybe flaccida61.
Clitocybe inversa62.
Clitocybe nebularis63.
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Clitocybe nuda64.
Clitocybe odora65.
Clitopilus prunulus66.
Collybia cirrhata67.
Collybia cookei68.
Coprinus auricomis group69.
Coprinus comatus70.
Coprinus lagopus71.
Cortinarius acutus group72.
Cortinarius amoenolens group73.
Cortinarius calochrous74.
Cortinarius cedretorum group75.
Cortinarius cotoneus group76.
Cortinarius cylindripes77.
Cortinarius fulmineus group78.
Cortinarius glaucopus group79.
Cortinarius iodes80.
Cortinarius olympianus81.
Cortinarius percomis82.
Cortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis83.
Cortinarius ponderosus84.
Cortinarius sodagnitus group85.
Cortinarius traganus86.
Cortinarius vanduzerensis87.
Cortinarius variicolor group88.
Cortinarius vibratilis89.
Cortinarius violaceus90.
Crepidotus applanatus91.
Crepidotus mollis92.
Crucibulum laeve93.
Cystoderma fallax94.
Dacrymyces palmatus group95.
Daldinia grandis96.
Entoloma bloxami97.
Entoloma rhodopolium group98.
Flammulina velutipes99.
Floccularia albolanaripes100.
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Fomitopsis cajanderi101.
Fomitopsis pinicola102.
Galerina autumnalis103.
Galerina heterocystis104.
Galerina marginata105.
Galerina vittaeformis106.
Ganoderma applanatum107.
Ganoderma tsugae108.
Geastrum fornicatum109.
Gomphidius glutinosus110.
Gomphidius oregonensis111.
Gomphidius smithii112.
Gomphidius subroseus113.
Gomphus floccosus114.
Gymnopilus aeruginosus115.
Gymnopilus sapineus116.
Gymnopilus spectabilis117.
Gymnopus badiialbus118.
Gymnopus dryophilus119.
Gymnopus fuscopurpureus120.
Gymnopus kauffmanii121.
Gymnopus villosipes122.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme123.
Helvella lacunosa124.
Hericium erinaceus125.
Hericium ramosum126.
Heterotextus alpinus127.
Hohenbuehelia petaloides128.
Hydnum repandum129.
Hydnum umbilicatum130.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca131.
Hygrophorus agathosmus132.
Hygrophorus gliocyclus133.
Hypholoma aurantiacum134.
Hypholoma capnoides135.
Hypholoma fasciculare136.
Hypomyces chrysospermum137.
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Inocybe albodisca138.
Inocybe fastigiata139.
Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina140.
Inocybe laetior141.
Inocybe mixtilis142.
Inocybe sororia143.
Inocybe whitei144.
Jahnoporus hirtus145.
Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis146.
Laccaria laccata var. pallidifolia147.
Laccaria proxima148.
Lactarius alnicola149.
Lactarius deliciosus150.
Lactarius pubescens var. betulae151.
Lactarius rubrilacteus152.
Lactarius rufus153.
Lactarius scrobiculatus154.
Lactarius xanthogalactus155.
Leccinum manzanitae156.
Leccinum scabrum157.
Lenzites betulina158.
Lepiota atrodisca159.
Lepiota castanea group160.
Lepiota cristata161.
Lepiota felina162.
Lepiota flammeotincta163.
Lepiota magnispora164.
Lepiota spheniscispora165.
Leptonia exilis166.
Leptonia parva167.
Leucoagaricus leucothites168.
Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus169.
Leucopaxillus albissimus170.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus171.
Lycoperdon nigrescens172.
Lycoperdon perlatum173.
Lycoperdon pyriforme174.
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Lyophyllum decastes175.
Macrolepiota rachodes176.
Marasmius androsaceus177.
Marasmius calhouniae178.
Marasmius copelandii179.
Marasmius plicatulus180.
Micromphale arbuticola181.
Morchella deliciosa182.
Mycena abramsii183.
Mycena acicula184.
Mycena alcalina group185.
Mycena aurantiomarginata186.
Mycena californiensis187.
Mycena capillaripes188.
Mycena epiterygia189.
Mycena filopes190.
Mycena galopus191.
Mycena haematopus192.
Mycena maculata193.
Mycena metata194.
Mycena oregonensis195.
Mycena pura196.
Mycena purpureofusca197.
Mycena renatii198.
Mycena rorida199.
Mycena speirea200.
Mycena stylobates201.
Naucoria vinicolor202.
Omphalotus olivascens203.
Panus conchatus204.
Panus rudis205.
Paxillus involutus206.
Peziza arvernensis207.
Peziza vesiculosa208.
Phaeocollybia californica209.
Phaeocollybia olivacea210.
Phaeolus schweinitzii211.
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Phallus hadriani212.
Phellinus gilvus213.
Phellinus pini214.
Pholiota astragalina215.
Pholiota flammans216.
Pholiota spumosa group217.
Pholiota velaglutinosa218.
Pleurotus ostreatus219.
Pluteus atromarginatus220.
Pluteus magnus221.
Pluteus petasatus222.
Pluteus thomsonii223.
Polyporus badius224.
Polyporus elegans225.
Psathyrella candolleana226.
Psathyrella fuscofolia227.
Psathyrella hydrophila228.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum229.
Psilocybe cyanescens230.
Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa231.
Ramaria acrisiccescens232.
Ramaria araiospora233.
Ramaria botryoides234.
Ramaria botrytis235.
Ramaria fennica var. fennica236.
Ramaria fennica var. violaceabrunnea237.
Ramaria flavigelatinosa238.
Ramaria formosa239.
Ramaria myceliosa240.
Ramaria rubribrunnescens241.
Ramaria stricta242.
Ramaria vinosimaculans243.
Rhizopogon ochraceorubens244.
Rhodocollybia butyracea245.
Rimbachia bryophila246.
Russula aeruginea247.
Russula amoenolens248.
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Russula brevipes249.
Russula cerolens250.
Russula cessans251.
Russula eleodes252.
Russula fragrantissima253.
Russula lilaca254.
Russula queletii255.
Russula rhodopoda256.
Russula sanguinea257.
Russula semirubra258.
Russula simillima259.
Russula veternosa260.
Schizophyllum commune261.
Scleroderma cepa262.
Sparassis crispa263.
Stereum hirsutum264.
Strobilurus trullisatus265.
Stropharia ambigua266.
Stropharia riparia267.
Suillus caerulescens268.
Suillus fuscotomentosus269.
Suillus granulatus270.
Suillus lakei271.
Suillus pungens272.
Suillus tomentosus273.
Thelephora multipartita group274.
Thelephora terrestris275.
Trametes versicolor276.
Tremella mesenterica277.
Trichaptum abietinum278.
Tricholoma dryophilum279.
Tricholoma flavovirens280.
Tricholoma fracticum281.
Tricholoma imbricatum282.
Tricholoma magnivelare283.
Tricholoma muricatum284.
Tricholoma myomyces285.
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Tricholoma saponaceum286.
Tricholoma vaccinum287.
Tricholomopsis decora288.
Tricholomopsis rutilans289.
Truncocolumella citrina290.
Tubaria furfuracea group291.
Tylopilus indecisus292.
Tylopilus pseudoscaber293.
Xeromphalina campanella294.
Xeromphalina cauticinalis295.
Xylaria hypoxylon296.
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Catalogue of Fungus Fair
Introduction ......................................................................................................................2
Statistics ...........................................................................................................................3Total collections (excluding "sp.")Numbers of species by multiplicity of collections (excluding "sp.")Numbers of taxa by genus (excluding "sp.")
Common names ................................................................................................................4
Names not recently recorded ..........................................................................................5
Species found - listed by name .......................................................................................6
Species found - listed by multiplicity ...........................................................................12
Forays ranked by numbers found and by measure of uniqueness ............................15
Species found - by foray ................................................................................................16
Field and Display Label examples .................................................................................25
Print this page to make your own Field Labels ............................................................26
IdentifiersDennis Desjardin, Mike Wood, Else C. Vellinga, J.R. Blair, Tom Bruns, Rick Kerrigan,Terri Beausejour
RecordersJohn Lennie, Robert Mackler
Database & CatalogueJohn Lennie
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Introduction
The society held its first mushroom show in the fall of 1970 and a unified record of thespecies was kept until 1993. Shows were held in San Francisco, Oakland, San Rafael(once) and Coyote Point. In some years there were even three shows! Cumulativerecords were published twice. First, in "California Mushrooms: 1970-1980" by Herb Say-lor, Paul Vergeer, Dennis Desjardin and Tom Duffy, an orange booklet which covered thefirst 19 shows along with 2 forays. It included literature references and sources for illustra-tions of the species. (These references are still useful, though dated, and copies of thebooklet are available from Book Sales.) The second publication was in the Member'sHandbook for 1992, by which time 24 more shows had been held, and the new lists, up toand including January 1992, were presented in one table, with 1009 species. I maintainedthe database at that time and compiled and prepared the lists. This Handbook is no longeravailable.
The show in December 1992 was the last to be added to this record. In 1993, the recordwas abandoned when Wade Leschyn took over managing a new database. Thirteenshows have been held since then (going by the information on the society's web site; thenumber would be 14 if there was a Coyote Point show in 1994.) However there was nolonger a unified record of what was displayed at individual fairs and records for some fairsappear to have been lost.
In 2001 the council established a new Systematics Committee, with Mike Wood as chairand maintaining the database as one of its functions. I took over the database with thegoal of adding descriptive material for local species, as well as foray lists and collectionsdisplayed at shows. The names I started with were drawn from Wade's database and My-koweb, updated and corrected; this is the context for the "not recently recorded" names onpage 5. Now, after the Oakland show, the new cumulative record contains 949 taxa (in-cluding species complexes and varieties.) In Oakland, for the first time, some of the dis-play labels included common names, synonyms, misapplied names and habitat informa-tion supplied by Mykoweb (for an example, see page 25.) Family names on the labels(see also pages 6-11) were taken from the CABI Biosciences database, source for the im-minent and authoritative 9th edition of "Ainsworth and Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi."The display labels and this document are the first fruits of the new database.
The figures and lists in this report would be impossible without the huge efforts of manyvolunteers.
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28 (location uknown)1 1492 523 314 215 46 57 38 29 1
Statistics (all figures exclude "sp.")
Total collections: 296Total records (counting separately each occurrenceon a different foray): 526
Numbers of species reported from 1 foray, 2 fo-rays, ... , 9 forays (multiplicity is not abundance -multiple records from one foray are merged):
For lists of species by multiplicity, see pages 12to 14.
Numbers of taxa by genus (excluding "sp."):
13 ....... Agaricus2 ....... Agrocybe1 ....... Alboleptonia9 ....... Amanita2 ....... Armillaria1 ....... Astraeus1 ....... Auriscalpium1 ....... Battarrea1 ....... Bolbitius1 ....... Boletopsis
16 ....... Boletus1 ....... Bovista1 ....... Bulgaria1 ....... Cantharellus1 ....... Catathelasma1 ....... Caulorhiza1 ....... Cheimonophyllum1 ....... Chlorophyllum1 ....... Chroogomphus1 ....... Clavariadelphus1 ....... Clavicorona1 ....... Clavulina6 ....... Clitocybe1 ....... Clitopilus2 ....... Collybia3 ....... Coprinus
19 ....... Cortinarius2 ....... Crepidotus1 ....... Crucibulum1 ....... Cystoderma1 ....... Dacrymyces1 ....... Daldinia2 ....... Entoloma1 ....... Flammulina1 ....... Floccularia2 ....... Fomitopsis4 ....... Galerina2 ....... Ganoderma1 ....... Geastrum4 ....... Gomphidius1 ....... Gomphus
3 ....... Gymnopilus5 ....... Gymnopus1 ....... Hebeloma1 ....... Helvella2 ....... Hericium1 ....... Heterotextus1 ....... Hohenbuehelia2 ....... Hydnum1 ....... Hygrophoropsis2 ....... Hygrophorus3 ....... Hypholoma1 ....... Hypomyces7 ....... Inocybe1 ....... Jahnoporus3 ....... Laccaria7 ....... Lactarius2 ....... Leccinum1 ....... Lenzites7 ....... Lepiota2 ....... Leptonia2 ....... Leucoagaricus2 ....... Leucopaxillus3 ....... Lycoperdon1 ....... Lyophyllum1 ....... Macrolepiota4 ....... Marasmius1 ....... Micromphale1 ....... Morchella
19 ....... Mycena1 ....... Naucoria1 ....... Omphalotus2 ....... Panus1 ....... Paxillus2 ....... Peziza2 ....... Phaeocollybia1 ....... Phaeolus1 ....... Phallus2 ....... Phellinus4 ....... Pholiota1 ....... Pleurotus4 ....... Pluteus2 ....... Polyporus3 ....... Psathyrella1 ....... Pseudohydnum2 ....... Psilocybe
12 ....... Ramaria1 ....... Rhizopogon1 ....... Rhodocollybia1 ....... Rimbachia
14 ....... Russula1 ....... Schizophyllum1 ....... Scleroderma1 ....... Sparassis1 ....... Stereum1 ....... Strobilurus2 ....... Stropharia6 ....... Suillus2 ....... Thelephora1 ....... Trametes1 ....... Tremella1 ....... Trichaptum9 ....... Tricholoma2 ....... Tricholomopsis1 ....... Truncocolumella1 ....... Tubaria2 ....... Tylopilus2 ....... Xeromphalina1 ....... Xylaria
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Anise Mushroom ..................... see Clitocybe deceptivaArched Earthstar ..................... see Geastrum fornicatumArtist's Conk ............................ see Ganoderma applanatumBirch Bolete ............................. see Leccinum scabrumBird's Nest Fungus .................. see Crucibulum laeveBlack Elfin Saddle ................... see Helvella lacunosaBlack Puffball........................... see Lycoperdon nigrescensBlewit....................................... see Clitocybe nudaButter Bolete............................ see Boletus appendiculatusCandlesnuff Fungus ................ see Xylaria hypoxylonCauliflower Mushroom............. see Sparassis crispaCepe........................................ see Boletus edulisChanterelle .............................. see Cantharellus cibariusClub Coral ............................... see Clavariadelphus occidentalisCoccoli..................................... see Amanita laneiCoccora................................... see Amanita laneiCramp balls ............................. see Daldinia grandisDeadly Galerina....................... see Galerina autumnalisDeath Cap ............................... see Amanita phalloidesEarthball .................................. see Scleroderma cepaFalse Chanterelle .................... see Hygrophoropsis aurantiacaFalse Turkey Tail..................... see Stereum hirsutumFly Agaric ................................ see Amanita muscariaFried Chicken Mushroom ........ see Lyophyllum decastesGarlic Mushroom..................... see Marasmius copelandiiGrisette.................................... see Amanita constrictaGrisette.................................... see Amanita vaginataHedgehog................................ see Hydnum repandumHedgehog................................ see Hydnum umbilicatumHoney Mushroom.................... see Armillaria melleaHygroscopic Earthstar ............. see Astraeus hygrometricusJack-O-Lantern........................ see Omphalotus olivascensKing Bolete .............................. see Boletus edulisLion's Mane ............................. see Hericium erinaceusMan on Horseback .................. see Tricholoma flavovirensManzanita Bolete..................... see Leccinum manzanitaeMatsutake................................ see Tricholoma magnivelareMorel ....................................... see Morchella deliciosaOyster Mushroom.................... see Pleurotus ostreatusPanther.................................... see Amanita pantherinaPenny Bun............................... see Boletus edulisPoison Pie ............................... see Hebeloma crustuliniformePorcini ..................................... see Boletus edulisPuffball .................................... see Lycoperdon perlatumQueen Bolete .......................... see Boletus aereusRedwood Rooter ..................... see Caulorhiza umbonataRosy Russula .......................... see Russula sanguineaSatan's Bolete ......................... see Boletus satanasShaggy Mane .......................... see Coprinus comatusShaggy Parasol ....................... see Macrolepiota rachodesSlippery Jack........................... see Suillus pungensSplit Gill ................................... see Schizophyllum communeStinkhorn ................................. see Phallus hadrianiSulphur Tuft............................. see Hypholoma fasciculareSweetbread mushroom ........... see Clitopilus prunulusThe Prince............................... see Agaricus augustusToothed Jelly Fungus.............. see Pseudohydnum gelatinosumTurkey Tails............................. see Trametes versicolorVelvet Foot .............................. see Flammulina velutipesViscid Bolete............................ see Boletus flaviporusWestern Grisette ..................... see Amanita pachycoleaWitch's Butter .......................... see Tremella mesentericaWoolly Chanterelle .................. see Gomphus floccosusYellow Chanterelle .................. see Cantharellus cibariusYellow Stainer ......................... see Agaricus xanthodermus
Common names
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Clavicorona pyxidata ...................HericiaceaeCoprinus auricomis group............CoprinaceaeCortinarius acutus group .............CortinariaceaeCortinarius amoenolens group ....CortinariaceaeCortinarius olympianus................CortinariaceaeCortinarius variicolor group..........CortinariaceaeGalerina heterocystis...................CortinariaceaeGalerina vittaeformis....................CortinariaceaeGymnopus badiialbus..................TricholomataceaeInocybe laetior .............................CortinariaceaeInocybe mixtilis ............................CortinariaceaeInocybe whitei..............................CortinariaceaeLepiota felina ...............................AgaricaceaeLepiota spheniscispora................AgaricaceaeLeptonia exilis..............................EntolomataceaeMycena abramsii .........................TricholomataceaeMycena epiterygia .......................TricholomataceaeMycena filopes.............................TricholomataceaeMycena galopus ..........................TricholomataceaePluteus magnus...........................PluteaceaePsathyrella fuscofolia...................CoprinaceaePsilocybe cyanofibrillosa .............StrophariaceaeRamaria fennica var. fennica.......RamariaceaeRamaria rubribrunnescens ..........RamariaceaeRamaria vinosimaculans .............RamariaceaeRussula lilaca ..............................RussulaceaeRussula rhodopoda .....................RussulaceaeThelephora multipartita group .....Thelephoraceae
Names not recently recorded
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Agaricus abruptibulbus............................. AgaricaceaeAgaricus albolutescens ............................ AgaricaceaeAgaricus arorae........................................ AgaricaceaeAgaricus augustus.................................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus bernardii .................................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus californicus ................................ AgaricaceaeAgaricus cupreobrunneus ........................ AgaricaceaeAgaricus meleagris................................... see Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus placomyces ............................... see Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus praeclaresquamosus................. AgaricaceaeAgaricus semotus..................................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus silvicola...................................... AgaricaceaeAgaricus smithii ........................................ AgaricaceaeAgaricus subrufescens............................. AgaricaceaeAgaricus xanthodermus............................ AgaricaceaeAgrocybe pediades .................................. BolbitiaceaeAgrocybe praecox .................................... BolbitiaceaeAlbatrellus hirtus....................................... see Jahnoporus hirtusAlboleptonia sericella ............................... EntolomataceaeAmanita aspera ........................................ see Amanita franchetiiAmanita calyptrata.................................... see Amanita laneiAmanita calyptroderma ............................ see Amanita laneiAmanita constricta.................................... PluteaceaeAmanita franchetii..................................... PluteaceaeAmanita gemmata .................................... PluteaceaeAmanita lanei............................................ PluteaceaeAmanita muscaria..................................... PluteaceaeAmanita pachycolea................................. PluteaceaeAmanita pantherina .................................. PluteaceaeAmanita phalloides................................... PluteaceaeAmanita vaginata...................................... PluteaceaeArmillaria albolanaripes............................ see Floccularia albolanaripesArmillaria gallica ....................................... MarasmiaceaeArmillaria mellea group............................. MarasmiaceaeArmillaria ponderosa ................................ see Tricholoma magnivelareArmillariella mellea ................................... see Armillaria melleaAstraeus hygrometricus............................ SclerodermataceaeAuriscalpium vulgare................................ AuriscalpiaceaeBattarrea phalloides ................................. TulostomataceaeBolbitius vitellinus..................................... BolbitiaceaeBoletopsis leucomelaena ......................... BankeraceaeBoletus aereus ......................................... BoletaceaeBoletus amygdalinus ................................ BoletaceaeBoletus appendiculatus ............................ BoletaceaeBoletus calopus var. frustosus ................. BoletaceaeBoletus chrysenteron................................ BoletaceaeBoletus dryophilus.................................... BoletaceaeBoletus edulis ........................................... BoletaceaeBoletus edulis var. pinicola....................... see Boletus pinophilusBoletus erythropus ................................... BoletaceaeBoletus flaviporus..................................... BoletaceaeBoletus frustosus...................................... see Boletus calopus var. frustosusBoletus pinicola ........................................ see Boletus pinophilusBoletus pinophilus .................................... BoletaceaeBoletus regius........................................... BoletaceaeBoletus rubripes ....................................... BoletaceaeBoletus satanas........................................ BoletaceaeBoletus subtomentosus............................ BoletaceaeBoletus truncatus...................................... BoletaceaeBoletus zelleri ........................................... BoletaceaeBovista plumbea....................................... LycoperdaceaeBulgaria inquinans.................................... BulgariaceaeCantharellus cibarius................................ CantharellaceaeCatathelasma ventricosum....................... TricholomataceaeCaulorhiza umbonata ............................... TricholomataceaeCheimonophyllum candidissimum............ TricholomataceaeChlorophyllum molybdites ........................ AgaricaceaeChroogomphus rutilus .............................. Gomphidiaceae
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Clavariadelphus occidentalis.................... GomphaceaeClavariadelphus pistillaris......................... see Clavariadelphus occidentalisClavicorona pyxidata*............................... HericiaceaeClavulina cristata ...................................... ClavulinaceaeClitocybe deceptiva .................................. TricholomataceaeClitocybe flaccida ..................................... TricholomataceaeClitocybe inversa...................................... see Clitocybe flaccidaClitocybe inversa...................................... TricholomataceaeClitocybe nebularis ................................... TricholomataceaeClitocybe nuda.......................................... TricholomataceaeClitocybe odora ........................................ TricholomataceaeClitocybe suaveolens ............................... see Clitocybe deceptivaClitopilus prunulus.................................... EntolomataceaeCollybia butyracea.................................... see Rhodocollybia butyraceaCollybia cirrhata........................................ TricholomataceaeCollybia cookei ......................................... TricholomataceaeCollybia dryophila ..................................... see Gymnopus dryophilusCollybia fuscopurpurea ............................ see Gymnopus villosipesCollybia trullisata ...................................... see Strobilurus trullisatusCoprinopsis lagopus................................. see Coprinus lagopusCoprinus auricomis group*....................... CoprinaceaeCoprinus comatus .................................... CoprinaceaeCoprinus lagopus ..................................... CoprinaceaeCoriolus versicolor.................................... see Trametes versicolorCortinarius acutus group*......................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius amoenolens group*................ CortinariaceaeCortinarius calochrous.............................. CortinariaceaeCortinarius cedretorum group................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius cotoneus group ...................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius cylindripes.............................. CortinariaceaeCortinarius fulmineus group ..................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius glaucopus group .................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius iodes ...................................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius olympianus* ........................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius percomis ................................ CortinariaceaeCortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis.. CortinariaceaeCortinarius ponderosus ............................ CortinariaceaeCortinarius sodagnitus group ................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius traganus................................. CortinariaceaeCortinarius vanduzerensis........................ CortinariaceaeCortinarius variicolor group* ..................... CortinariaceaeCortinarius vibratilis .................................. CortinariaceaeCortinarius violaceus................................ CortinariaceaeCrepidotus applanatus ............................. CortinariaceaeCrepidotus mollis...................................... CortinariaceaeCrucibulum laeve...................................... NidulariaceaeCystoderma fallax..................................... TricholomataceaeDacrymyces palmatus group.................... DacrymycetaceaeDaldinia grandis........................................ XylariaceaeDentinum repandum................................. see Hydnum repandumDentinum umbilicatum.............................. see Hydnum umbilicatumEntoloma bloxami..................................... EntolomataceaeEntoloma madidum .................................. see Entoloma bloxamiEntoloma rhodopolium group ................... EntolomataceaeFlammulina velutipes................................ MarasmiaceaeFloccularia albolanaripes ......................... TricholomataceaeFomes pinicola ......................................... see Fomitopsis pinicolaFomes subroseus..................................... see Fomitopsis cajanderiFomitopsis cajanderi ................................ FomitopsidaceaeFomitopsis pinicola................................... FomitopsidaceaeGalerina autumnalis ................................. CortinariaceaeGalerina heterocystis* .............................. CortinariaceaeGalerina marginata................................... CortinariaceaeGalerina vittaeformis* ............................... CortinariaceaeGanoderma applanatum .......................... GanodermataceaeGanoderma tsugae .................................. GanodermataceaeGeastrum fornicatum................................ GeastraceaeGomphidius glutinosus............................. Gomphidiaceae
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Gomphidius oregonensis ......................... GomphidiaceaeGomphidius smithii ................................... GomphidiaceaeGomphidius subroseus............................. GomphidiaceaeGomphus floccosus.................................. GomphaceaeGuepiniopsis alpinus ................................ see Heterotextus alpinusGymnopilus aeruginosus.......................... CortinariaceaeGymnopilus junonius................................ see Gymnopilus spectabilisGymnopilus sapineus............................... CortinariaceaeGymnopilus spectabilis............................. CortinariaceaeGymnopus badiialbus* ............................. TricholomataceaeGymnopus dryophilus............................... TricholomataceaeGymnopus fuscopurpureus ...................... see Gymnopus villosipesGymnopus fuscopurpureus ...................... TricholomataceaeGymnopus kauffmanii............................... TricholomataceaeGymnopus villosipes ................................ TricholomataceaeHebeloma crustuliniforme......................... BolbitiaceaeHelvella lacunosa ..................................... HelvellaceaeHericium erinaceus................................... HericiaceaeHericium ramosum ................................... HericiaceaeHeterotextus alpinus................................. DacrymycetaceaeHirschioporus abietinus............................ see Trichaptum abietinumHohenbuehelia petaloides........................ PleurotaceaeHydnum repandum................................... HydnaceaeHydnum umbilicatum................................ HydnaceaeHygrophoropsis aurantiaca ...................... HygrophoropsidaceaeHygrophorus agathosmus ........................ TricholomataceaeHygrophorus gliocyclus ............................ TricholomataceaeHypholoma aurantiacum .......................... StrophariaceaeHypholoma capnoides.............................. StrophariaceaeHypholoma fasciculare............................. StrophariaceaeHypomyces chrysospermum.................... HypocreaceaeInocybe albodisca .................................... CortinariaceaeInocybe fastigiata ..................................... CortinariaceaeInocybe geophylla var. lilacina ................. CortinariaceaeInocybe laetior*......................................... CortinariaceaeInocybe mixtilis*........................................ CortinariaceaeInocybe sororia......................................... CortinariaceaeInocybe whitei* ......................................... CortinariaceaeJahnoporus hirtus..................................... AlbatrellaceaeLaccaria amethysteo-occidentalis ............ HydnangiaceaeLaccaria amethystina ............................... see Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalisLaccaria laccata var. pallidifolia ............... HydnangiaceaeLaccaria proxima...................................... HydnangiaceaeLactarius alnicola...................................... RussulaceaeLactarius chrysorheus .............................. see Lactarius xanthogalactusLactarius deliciosus.................................. RussulaceaeLactarius pubescens var. betulae ............ RussulaceaeLactarius rubrilacteus ............................... RussulaceaeLactarius rufus.......................................... RussulaceaeLactarius sanguifluus ............................... see Lactarius rubrilacteusLactarius scrobiculatus............................. RussulaceaeLactarius vinaceorufescens...................... see Lactarius xanthogalactusLactarius xanthogalactus ......................... RussulaceaeLeccinum manzanitae .............................. BoletaceaeLeccinum scabrum ................................... BoletaceaeLentinus conchatus .................................. see Panus conchatusLentinus torulosus .................................... see Panus conchatusLenzites betulina ...................................... PolyporaceaeLepiota atrodisca...................................... AgaricaceaeLepiota castanea group............................ AgaricaceaeLepiota clypeolaria ................................... see Lepiota magnisporaLepiota cristata ......................................... AgaricaceaeLepiota felina* .......................................... AgaricaceaeLepiota flammeotincta .............................. AgaricaceaeLepiota magnispora.................................. AgaricaceaeLepiota naucina........................................ see Leucoagaricus leucothitesLepiota rachodes...................................... see Macrolepiota rachodesLepiota rubrotincta ................................... see Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus
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Lepiota spheniscispora* ........................... AgaricaceaeLepiota ventriosospora............................. see Lepiota magnisporaLepista inversa ......................................... see Clitocybe flaccidaLepista nebularis ...................................... see Clitocybe nebularisLepista nuda............................................. see Clitocybe nudaLeptonia exilis* ......................................... EntolomataceaeLeptonia parva ......................................... EntolomataceaeLeucoagaricus leucothites........................ AgaricaceaeLeucoagaricus naucinus .......................... see Leucoagaricus leucothitesLeucoagaricus rubrotinctus ...................... AgaricaceaeLeucopaxillus albissimus.......................... TricholomataceaeLeucopaxillus amarus............................... see Leucopaxillus gentianeusLeucopaxillus gentianeus......................... TricholomataceaeLycoperdon foetidum................................ see Lycoperdon nigrescensLycoperdon nigrescens ............................ LycoperdaceaeLycoperdon perlatum ............................... LycoperdaceaeLycoperdon pyriforme............................... LycoperdaceaeLyophyllum decastes................................ TricholomataceaeMacrolepiota rachodes............................. AgaricaceaeMarasmius androsaceus .......................... MarasmiaceaeMarasmius calhouniae ............................. MarasmiaceaeMarasmius copelandii............................... MarasmiaceaeMarasmius plicatulus................................ MarasmiaceaeMarasmius scorodonius ........................... see Marasmius copelandiiMarasmius villosipes ................................ see Gymnopus villosipesMicromphale arbuticola ............................ MarasmiaceaeMorchella deliciosa................................... MorchellaceaeMycena abramsii*..................................... TricholomataceaeMycena acicula......................................... TricholomataceaeMycena alcalina........................................ see Mycena capillaripesMycena alcalina group ............................. TricholomataceaeMycena aurantiomarginata....................... TricholomataceaeMycena californiensis ............................... TricholomataceaeMycena capillaripes.................................. TricholomataceaeMycena elegantula ................................... see Mycena californiensisMycena epiterygia*................................... TricholomataceaeMycena filopes* ........................................ TricholomataceaeMycena galopus*...................................... TricholomataceaeMycena haematopus................................ TricholomataceaeMycena maculata ..................................... TricholomataceaeMycena metata......................................... TricholomataceaeMycena oregonensis ................................ TricholomataceaeMycena pura............................................. TricholomataceaeMycena purpureofusca............................. TricholomataceaeMycena renatii .......................................... TricholomataceaeMycena rorida........................................... TricholomataceaeMycena sanguinolenta ............................. see Mycena californiensisMycena speirea........................................ TricholomataceaeMycena stylobates.................................... TricholomataceaeNaematoloma aurantiaca ......................... see Hypholoma aurantiacumNaematoloma capnoides ......................... see Hypholoma capnoidesNaematoloma fasciculare......................... see Hypholoma fasciculareNaucoria vinicolor..................................... BolbitiaceaeOmphalotus olivascens ............................ MarasmiaceaePanus conchatus...................................... PolyporaceaePanus rudis .............................................. PolyporaceaePanus torulosus........................................ see Panus conchatusPaxillus involutus...................................... PaxillaceaePeziza arvernensis ................................... PezizaceaePeziza vesiculosa..................................... PezizaceaePhaeocollybia californica.......................... CortinariaceaePhaeocollybia olivacea............................. CortinariaceaePhaeolus schweinitzii ............................... PolyporaceaePhallus hadriani........................................ PhallaceaePhellinus gilvus......................................... HymenochaetaceaePhellinus pini ............................................ HymenochaetaceaePholiota astragalina.................................. StrophariaceaePholiota flammans.................................... Strophariaceae
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Pholiota spumosa group .......................... StrophariaceaePholiota velaglutinosa .............................. StrophariaceaePleurotus ostreatus .................................. PleurotaceaePleurotus petaloides................................. see Hohenbuehelia petaloidesPluteus atromarginatus ............................ PluteaceaePluteus magnus* ...................................... PluteaceaePluteus petasatus..................................... PluteaceaePluteus thomsonii ..................................... PluteaceaePolyporus badius...................................... PolyporaceaePolyporus elegans.................................... PolyporaceaePolyporus hirtus........................................ see Jahnoporus hirtusPolyporus versicolor ................................. see Trametes versicolorPsathyrella candolleana ........................... CoprinaceaePsathyrella fuscofolia* .............................. CoprinaceaePsathyrella hydrophila .............................. CoprinaceaePseudohydnum gelatinosum.................... ExidiaceaePsilocybe ceres ........................................ see Hypholoma aurantiacumPsilocybe cyanescens.............................. StrophariaceaePsilocybe cyanofibrillosa*......................... StrophariaceaeRamaria acrisiccescens ........................... RamariaceaeRamaria araiospora.................................. RamariaceaeRamaria botryoides .................................. RamariaceaeRamaria botrytis ....................................... RamariaceaeRamaria fennica var. fennica* .................. RamariaceaeRamaria fennica var. violaceabrunnea..... RamariaceaeRamaria flavigelatinosa............................ RamariaceaeRamaria formosa...................................... RamariaceaeRamaria myceliosa................................... RamariaceaeRamaria rubribrunnescens*...................... RamariaceaeRamaria stricta ......................................... RamariaceaeRamaria vinosimaculans*......................... RamariaceaeRhizopogon ochraceorubens ................... RhizopogonaceaeRhodocollybia butyracea.......................... MarasmiaceaeRimbachia bryophila................................. TricholomataceaeRussula aeruginea ................................... RussulaceaeRussula amoenolens................................ RussulaceaeRussula brevipes...................................... RussulaceaeRussula cerolens...................................... RussulaceaeRussula cessans ...................................... RussulaceaeRussula eleodes....................................... RussulaceaeRussula fragrantissima............................. RussulaceaeRussula lilaca*.......................................... RussulaceaeRussula pectinatoides .............................. see Russula amoenolensRussula queletii ........................................ RussulaceaeRussula rhodopoda*................................. RussulaceaeRussula rosacea....................................... see Russula sanguineaRussula sanguinea................................... RussulaceaeRussula semirubra ................................... RussulaceaeRussula simillima...................................... RussulaceaeRussula veternosa.................................... RussulaceaeSchizophyllum commune ......................... SchizophyllaceaeScleroderma cepa .................................... SclerodermataceaeSparassis crispa....................................... SparassidaceaeSparassis radicata.................................... see Sparassis crispaStereum hirsutum..................................... StereaceaeStrobilurus kemptonae ............................. see Strobilurus trullisatusStrobilurus trullisatus................................ MarasmiaceaeStropharia ambigua.................................. StrophariaceaeStropharia aurantiaca............................... see Hypholoma aurantiacumStropharia riparia...................................... StrophariaceaeSuillus caerulescens................................. SuillaceaeSuillus fuscotomentosus........................... SuillaceaeSuillus granulatus..................................... SuillaceaeSuillus lakei .............................................. SuillaceaeSuillus pungens........................................ SuillaceaeSuillus tomentosus ................................... SuillaceaeThelephora multipartita group*................. ThelephoraceaeThelephora terrestris ................................ Thelephoraceae
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Trametes versicolor.................................. PolyporaceaeTremella mesenterica............................... TremellaceaeTrichaptum abietinum............................... PolyporaceaeTricholoma dryophilum............................. TricholomataceaeTricholoma equestre................................. see Tricholoma flavovirensTricholoma flavovirens ............................. TricholomataceaeTricholoma fracticum................................ TricholomataceaeTricholoma imbricatum............................. TricholomataceaeTricholoma magnivelare........................... TricholomataceaeTricholoma muricatum.............................. TricholomataceaeTricholoma myomyces ............................. TricholomataceaeTricholoma pessundatum......................... see Tricholoma muricatumTricholoma saponaceum.......................... TricholomataceaeTricholoma terreum .................................. see Tricholoma myomycesTricholoma vaccinum ............................... TricholomataceaeTricholomopsis decora ............................. TricholomataceaeTricholomopsis rutilans............................. TricholomataceaeTruncocolumella citrina ............................ SuillaceaeTubaria furfuracea group.......................... CortinariaceaeTylopilus indecisus ................................... BoletaceaeTylopilus pseudoscaber ........................... BoletaceaeXerocomus chrysenteron ......................... see Boletus chrysenteronXerocomus dryophilus.............................. see Boletus dryophilusXerocomus subtomentosus...................... see Boletus subtomentosusXeromphalina campanella........................ TricholomataceaeXeromphalina cauticinalis ........................ TricholomataceaeXylaria hypoxylon ..................................... Xylariaceae
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28 species reported once(location unknown)
Agaricus cupreobrunneusAgaricus smithiiAstraeus hygrometricusBattarrea phalloidesBoletus calopus var. frustosusBoletus regiusClitocybe inversaCollybia cirrhataCortinarius percomisFlammulina velutipesGeastrum fornicatumGymnopus badiialbusInocybe laetiorLactarius pubescens var. betulaeMorchella deliciosaPeziza arvernensisPhaeocollybia californicaPluteus atromarginatusPsathyrella fuscofoliaPsilocybe cyanofibrillosaRhizopogon ochraceorubensScleroderma cepaSuillus fuscotomentosusThelephora multipartitaThelephora terrestrisTricholoma fracticumTricholoma muricatumTylopilus indecisus
149 species on one foray
Agaricus abruptibulbusAgaricus aroraeAgaricus bernardiiAgaricus semotusAgaricus silvicolaAgrocybe pediadesAgrocybe praecoxArmillaria gallicaAuriscalpium vulgareBolbitius vitellinusBoletus pinophilusBoletus rubripesBoletus truncatusBovista plumbeaBulgaria inquinansCatathelasma ventricosumCheimonophyllum candidissimumChlorophyllum molybditesClavariadelphus occidentalisClavicorona pyxidataClavulina cristataClitocybe nebularisClitocybe odoraCollybia cookeiCoprinus auricomis groupCoprinus lagopusCortinarius acutus groupCortinarius amoenolensCortinarius calochrousCortinarius cedretorumCortinarius cylindripesCortinarius fulmineusCortinarius glaucopusCortinarius olympianus
Number of forays reporting each species
Cortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalisCortinarius sodagnitusCortinarius traganusCortinarius vanduzerensisCortinarius variicolorCortinarius vibratilisCortinarius violaceusCrepidotus applanatusCystoderma fallaxFloccularia albolanaripesFomitopsis cajanderiGalerina autumnalisGalerina marginataGalerina vittaeformisGanoderma tsugaeGomphidius glutinosusGomphidius subroseusGymnopilus aeruginosusGymnopus fuscopurpureusGymnopus kauffmaniiHericium erinaceusHericium ramosumHeterotextus alpinusHohenbuehelia petaloidesHydnum repandumHydnum umbilicatumHygrophorus agathosmusHygrophorus gliocyclusInocybe albodiscaInocybe fastigiataInocybe geophylla var. lilacinaInocybe mixtilisInocybe whiteiJahnoporus hirtusLaccaria amethysteo-occidentalisLaccaria proximaLeccinum scabrumLepiota castaneaLepiota felinaLepiota flammeotinctaLeptonia exilisLeptonia parvaLeucoagaricus leucothitesLeucopaxillus albissimusLycoperdon nigrescensLycoperdon pyriformeMacrolepiota rachodesMarasmius androsaceusMarasmius copelandiiMicromphale arbuticolaMycena abramsiiMycena aciculaMycena alcalinaMycena epiterygiaMycena filopesMycena galopusMycena haematopusMycena maculataMycena metataMycena oregonensisMycena renatiiMycena roridaMycena speireaMycena stylobatesNaucoria vinicolorPanus rudisPaxillus involutusPhallus hadriani
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Phellinus gilvusPhellinus piniPholiota astragalinaPholiota flammansPholiota spumosaPholiota velaglutinosaPluteus magnusPluteus petasatusPluteus thomsoniiPolyporus elegansPsathyrella hydrophilaPsilocybe cyanescensRamaria araiosporaRamaria botryoidesRamaria botrytisRamaria fennica var. violaceabrunneaRamaria flavigelatinosaRamaria myceliosaRamaria rubribrunnescensRamaria strictaRamaria vinosimaculansRussula aerugineaRussula amoenolensRussula brevipesRussula cerolensRussula cessansRussula fragrantissimaRussula lilacaRussula queletiiRussula rhodopodaRussula sanguineaRussula simillimaRussula veternosaSchizophyllum communeSuillus granulatusSuillus tomentosusTrichaptum abietinumTricholoma dryophilumTricholoma flavovirensTricholoma magnivelareTricholoma saponaceumTricholoma vaccinumTricholomopsis decoraTruncocolumella citrinaTubaria furfuraceaTylopilus pseudoscaberXeromphalina cauticinalis
52 species on 2 forays
Agaricus augustusAmanita constrictaAmanita pachycoleaAmanita vaginataBoletopsis leucomelaenaBoletus dryophilusBoletus erythropusClitocybe deceptivaClitocybe flaccidaClitopilus prunulusCortinarius cotoneusCortinarius iodesCortinarius ponderosusDacrymyces palmatusEntoloma bloxamiFomitopsis pinicolaGalerina heterocystisGanoderma applanatum
Number of forays reporting each species
Gomphidius smithiiGomphus floccosusGymnopilus spectabilisHelvella lacunosaHypholoma capnoidesLactarius alnicolaLactarius rufusLactarius scrobiculatusLactarius xanthogalactusLepiota atrodiscaLepiota cristataLepiota spheniscisporaLeucoagaricus rubrotinctusLeucopaxillus gentianeusLyophyllum decastesMarasmius plicatulusMycena aurantiomarginataPanus conchatusPeziza vesiculosaPhaeocollybia olivaceaPhaeolus schweinitziiPolyporus badiusPsathyrella candolleanaRamaria acrisiccescensRamaria fennica var. fennicaRimbachia bryophilaRussula semirubraSparassis crispaStrobilurus trullisatusStropharia ambiguaStropharia ripariaTricholoma myomycesTricholomopsis rutilansXeromphalina campanella
31 species on 3 forays
Agaricus albolutescensAgaricus californicusAlboleptonia sericellaAmanita franchetiiAmanita gemmataBoletus aereusBoletus appendiculatusBoletus chrysenteronBoletus satanasBoletus zelleriCantharellus cibariusChroogomphus rutilusCoprinus comatusDaldinia grandisGymnopus villosipesHebeloma crustuliniformeHygrophoropsis aurantiacaHypomyces chrysospermumLaccaria laccata var. pallidifoliaMarasmius calhouniaeMycena californiensisMycena capillaripesMycena puraMycena purpureofuscaOmphalotus olivascensPseudohydnum gelatinosumRamaria formosaRussula eleodesSuillus lakeiTrametes versicolorTremella mesenterica
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21 species on 4 forays
Agaricus subrufescensAmanita pantherinaAmanita phalloidesBoletus edulisBoletus flaviporusCaulorhiza umbonataClitocybe nudaCrepidotus mollisCrucibulum laeveEntoloma rhodopoliumGomphidius oregonensisGymnopilus sapineusHypholoma aurantiacumInocybe sororiaLactarius deliciosusLactarius rubrilacteusLenzites betulinaStereum hirsutumSuillus pungensTricholoma imbricatumXylaria hypoxylon
4 species on 5 forays
Boletus amygdalinusGymnopus dryophilusLycoperdon perlatumSuillus caerulescens
5 species on 6 forays
Amanita muscariaArmillaria melleaLeccinum manzanitaeLepiota magnisporaRhodocollybia butyracea
3 species on 7 forays
Boletus subtomentosusHypholoma fascicularePleurotus ostreatus
2 species on 8 forays
Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus xanthodermus
1 species on 9 forays
Amanita lanei
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Forays ranked by number of speciescol. 1: total number of species
col. 2: number of species recorded only on this foray divided by total number of species on foray
89 0.30 Crystal Springs watershed..................................... Bill Freedman67 0.45 Salt Point State Park .............................................Anna Moore51 0.20 U.C. campus, Santa Cruz......................................Thomas and Tina Keller50 0.24 Wunderlich and Huddert Parks, Woodside...........J.R. Blair50 0.48 Alpine Lake area, north side of Mt. Tamalpais ......Dennis Desjardin37 0.16 various locations, Marin Co. ..................................Ron Pastorino29 0.28 Tomales Bay State Park........................................Robert Mackler27 0.22 Willits Ranch..........................................................Jan Donaghy and Mark Lockaby17 0.18 Huddert Park .........................................................George Repinec16 0.25 west Marin Co........................................................David Campbell16 0.44 Round Mtn. and Pioneer Park, Nevada City..........Jerry Bloom and Daniel Nicholson15 0.07 east bay hills..........................................................David Rust15 0.20 Joaquin Miller Park................................................Steve Fram10 0.10 Presidio, San Francisco ........................................Peter Werner10 0.10 Santa Cruz mountains...........................................Keyes Lloyd7 0.29 Skyline College campus ........................................Denise Gregory5 0.20 .................................................................................Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co4 0.00 Junipero Serra Park, San Mateo Co......................Denise Gregory3 0.00 hills behind Sausalito, Marin Co. .......................... Peter Werner3 0.33 backyard, east bay ................................................Stacey Barras1 0.00 ................................................................................San Luis Obispo area1 0.00 U.C. campus, Berkeley..........................................Anna Moore1 0.00 backyard, El Sobrante ..........................................M. McMillan1 1.00 Oxford St, between Hearst and Virginia, Berkeley John Lennie1 1.00 backyard, west Oakland ........................................Corina Lieder
Larger forays ranked by uniqueness
50 0.48 Alpine Lake area, north side of Mt. Tamalpais ......Dennis Desjardin67 0.45 Salt Point State Park .............................................Anna Moore16 0.44 Round Mtn. and Pioneer Park, Nevada City.......... Jerry Bloom and Daniel Nicholson89 0.30 Crystal Springs watershed.....................................Bill Freedman29 0.28 Tomales Bay State Park........................................Robert Mackler16 0.25 west Marin Co........................................................David Campbell50 0.24 Wunderlich and Huddert Parks, Woodside............J.R. Blair27 0.22 Willits Ranch .........................................................Jan Donaghy and Mark Lockaby15 0.20 Joaquin Miller Park ................................................Steve Fram51 0.20 U.C. campus, Santa Cruz......................................Thomas and Tina Keller17 0.18 Huddert Park .........................................................George Repinec37 0.16 various locations, Marin Co ...................................Ron Pastorino15 0.07 east bay hills..........................................................David Rust
Numbers in columns 1 and 2 are the same in both tables.
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Agaricus albolutescensAgaricus californicusAgaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus semotus*Agaricus silvicola*Agaricus xanthodermusAmanita constrictaAmanita gemmataAmanita laneiAmanita pantherinaArmillaria gallica*Armillaria mellea groupBoletus amygdalinusBoletus appendiculatusBoletus erythropusBoletus flaviporusBoletus rubripes*Boletus satanasBoletus subtomentosusBoletus zelleriBovista plumbea*Cantharellus cibariusChroogomphus rutilusClitocybe nudaClitopilus prunulusCoprinus comatusCortinarius acutus group*Cortinarius amoenolens group*Cortinarius cedretorum group*Cortinarius cotoneus groupCortinarius variicolor group*Crepidotus mollisCrucibulum laeveDacrymyces palmatus groupDaldinia grandisEntoloma rhodopolium groupGalerina autumnalis*Galerina heterocystisGalerina marginata*Ganoderma applanatumGomphidius subroseus*Gymnopilus sapineusGymnopus dryophilusHebeloma crustuliniformeHelvella lacunosa
Foray lists
Foray 1 - Crystal Springs WatershedBill Freedman
89 species, including 27* found only on this foray
Hericium erinaceus*Hypholoma aurantiacumHypholoma fasciculareHypomyces chrysospermumInocybe albodisca*Inocybe fastigiata*Inocybe sororiaJahnoporus hirtus*Laccaria laccata var. pallidifoliaLactarius alnicolaLactarius scrobiculatusLeccinum manzanitaeLenzites betulinaLepiota spheniscisporaLeucoagaricus rubrotinctusLeucopaxillus gentianeusLycoperdon perlatumLycoperdon pyriforme*Marasmius plicatulusMycena californiensisMycena capillaripesMycena purpureofuscaMycena speirea*Mycena stylobates*Naucoria vinicolor*Omphalotus olivascensPhellinus gilvus*Pholiota velaglutinosa*Pleurotus ostreatusPluteus petasatus*Pluteus thomsonii*Polyporus badiusRhodocollybia butyraceaStereum hirsutumStrobilurus trullisatusSuillus caerulescensSuillus granulatus*Suillus pungensTrametes versicolorTremella mesentericaTrichaptum abietinum*Tricholoma dryophilum*Tricholoma myomycesXylaria hypoxylon
Foray 2 - San Mateo County Memorial ParkMike Wood
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Agaricus albolutescensAgaricus arorae*Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus xanthodermusAgrocybe pediades*Amanita gemmataAmanita laneiAmanita phalloidesBolbitius vitellinus*Boletus amygdalinusBoletus chrysenteronBoletus dryophilusBoletus subtomentosusBoletus zelleriCatathelasma ventricosum*Caulorhiza umbonataCoprinus auricomis group*Coprinus comatusCoprinus lagopus*Crepidotus applanatus*Crepidotus mollisCrucibulum laeveGymnopus dryophilusHypholoma aurantiacumHypomyces chrysospermum
Foray lists
Foray 3 - Wunderlich and Huddert Parks, WoodsideJ.R. Blair
50 species, including 12* found only on this foray
Laccaria laccata var. pallidifoliaLactarius alnicolaLactarius scrobiculatusLactarius xanthogalactusLeccinum manzanitaeLepiota atrodiscaLepiota magnisporaLycoperdon perlatumLyophyllum decastesMarasmius calhouniaeMycena capillaripesMycena oregonensis*Mycena purpureofuscaPeziza vesiculosaPholiota flammans*Psathyrella candolleanaRhodocollybia butyraceaRussula veternosa*Stereum hirsutumStropharia ripariaSuillus caerulescensTubaria furfuracea group*Xeromphalina campanellaXeromphalina cauticinalis*Xylaria hypoxylon
Agaricus subrufescensAmanita franchetiiAmanita laneiAmanita muscariaAmanita phalloidesArmillaria mellea groupBoletus chrysenteronBoletus edulisBoletus flaviporusBoletus subtomentosusClitocybe nudaCortinarius olympianus*Crucibulum laeveHygrophoropsis aurantiacaInocybe sororia
Foray 4 - Tomales Bay State ParkRobert Mackler
29 species, including 8* found only on this foray
Leccinum manzanitaeLepiota flammeotincta*Lycoperdon perlatumMycena alcalina group*Omphalotus olivascensPanus rudis*Psathyrella hydrophila*Ramaria stricta*Rhodocollybia butyraceaRussula aeruginea*Russula sanguinea*Sparassis crispaTricholomopsis rutilansXylaria hypoxylon
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Agaricus augustusAgaricus subrufescensAmanita franchetiiAmanita gemmataAmanita laneiAmanita muscariaAmanita pachycoleaAmanita pantherinaAmanita vaginataBoletus edulisBoletus truncatus*Bulgaria inquinans*Clavariadelphus occidentalis*Clavicorona pyxidata*Clitocybe nebularis*Cortinarius calochrous*Cortinarius cotoneus groupCortinarius cylindripes*Cortinarius iodesCortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis*Cortinarius ponderosusCortinarius sodagnitus group*Cortinarius vanduzerensis*Cortinarius vibratilis*Entoloma bloxamiFomitopsis pinicolaGomphus floccosusGymnopus villosipesHebeloma crustuliniformeHydnum repandum*Hydnum umbilicatum*Hypholoma fasciculareInocybe geophylla var. lilacina*Laccaria proxima*
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Foray 5 - Salt Point State ParkAnna Moore
67 species, including 30* found only on this foray
Lactarius deliciosusLactarius rubrilacteusLepiota castanea group*Lepiota magnisporaLeptonia parva*Marasmius calhouniaeMycena aurantiomarginataMycena maculata*Phaeocollybia olivaceaPholiota astragalina*Pholiota spumosa group*Pleurotus ostreatusRamaria araiospora*Ramaria botryoides*Ramaria botrytis*Ramaria fennica var. fennicaRamaria flavigelatinosa*Ramaria formosaRhodocollybia butyraceaRussula eleodesRussula semirubraRussula simillima*Sparassis crispaStereum hirsutumSuillus caerulescensSuillus lakeiSuillus tomentosus*Tricholoma imbricatumTricholoma magnivelare*Tricholoma saponaceum*Tricholoma vaccinum*Tricholomopsis rutilansTylopilus pseudoscaber*
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Agaricus californicusAgaricus xanthodermusAlboleptonia sericellaAmanita franchetiiAmanita laneiAmanita muscariaAmanita pachycoleaAmanita pantherinaBoletus appendiculatusBoletus edulisBoletus pinophilus*Boletus subtomentosusCaulorhiza umbonataCortinarius glaucopus group*Crepidotus mollisEntoloma rhodopolium groupFomitopsis cajanderi*Fomitopsis pinicolaGanoderma tsugae*Gomphidius glutinosus*Gomphidius oregonensisGomphidius smithiiGomphus floccosusGymnopilus sapineusHygrophoropsis aurantiacaHypholoma capnoides
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Foray 6 - U.C. campus, Santa CruzThomas and Tina Keller
51 species, including 10* found only on this foray
Hypholoma fasciculareInocybe sororiaLactarius deliciosusLactarius rubrilacteusLactarius xanthogalactusLepiota magnisporaMarasmius androsaceus*Marasmius calhouniaeMycena californiensisMycena capillaripesMycena puraMycena purpureofuscaPhaeolus schweinitziiPhellinus pini*Pleurotus ostreatusRamaria acrisiccescensRussula amoenolens*Russula fragrantissima*Stereum hirsutumStrobilurus trullisatusSuillus caerulescensSuillus lakeiSuillus pungensTrametes versicolorTricholoma flavovirens*
Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAmanita laneiAmanita pantherinaBoletopsis leucomelaenaBoletus aereusCortinarius iodesCortinarius ponderosusCortinarius violaceus*Gymnopus kauffmanii*Hypholoma fasciculareLactarius rubrilacteusLeccinum manzanitaeLepiota magnisporaLeucopaxillus gentianeus
Foray 7 - Willits RanchJan Donaghy and Mark Lockaby
27 species, including 6* found only on this foray
Lyophyllum decastesPhaeocollybia olivaceaPhaeolus schweinitziiPleurotus ostreatusPseudohydnum gelatinosumRamaria acrisiccescensRamaria fennica var. fennicaRamaria fennica var. violaceabrunnea*Ramaria rubribrunnescens*Ramaria vinosimaculans*Russula cerolens*Stropharia ambiguaTrametes versicolor
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Clitocybe deceptivaClitocybe odora*Crucibulum laeveCystoderma fallax*Gymnopilus spectabilisGymnopus fuscopurpureus*Hohenbuehelia petaloides*Marasmius copelandii*
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Foray 8 - Round Mtn. and Pioneer Park, Nevada CityJerry Bloom and Daniel Nicholson
16 species, including 7* found only on this foray
Mycena puraPanus conchatusPluteus magnus*Pseudohydnum gelatinosumRimbachia bryophilaStropharia ambiguaTricholomopsis decora*Xeromphalina campanella
Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus subrufescensAlboleptonia sericellaAmanita constrictaAuriscalpium vulgare*Boletus aereusCantharellus cibariusCaulorhiza umbonataCheimonophyllum candidissimum*Clavulina cristata*Clitocybe deceptivaCollybia cookei*Dacrymyces palmatus groupGalerina heterocystisGalerina vittaeformis*Gomphidius oregonensisGymnopus villosipesHeterotextus alpinus*Hygrophorus agathosmus*Hypomyces chrysospermumInocybe mixtilis*Inocybe sororiaInocybe whitei*Lactarius rubrilacteusLeccinum manzanitae
Foray 9 - Alpine Lake area, north side of Mt. TamalpaisDennis Desjardin
50 species, including 24* found only on this foray
Lenzites betulinaLepiota atrodiscaLepiota felina*Leptonia exilis*Lycoperdon perlatumMicromphale arbuticola*Mycena abramsii*Mycena acicula*Mycena aurantiomarginataMycena californiensisMycena epiterygia*Mycena filopes*Mycena galopus*Mycena haematopus*Mycena metata*Mycena puraMycena renatii*Mycena rorida*Ramaria formosaRhodocollybia butyraceaRimbachia bryophilaRussula lilaca*Russula rhodopoda*Tremella mesentericaTruncocolumella citrina*
Peziza vesiculosa
Foray 11: backyard, El SobranteM. McMillan
1 species, including 0 found only on this foray
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Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus subrufescensAgaricus xanthodermusClitocybe flaccidaGymnopilus aeruginosus*Gymnopilus sapineusHypholoma aurantiacumHypholoma fasciculare
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Foray 10 - Joaquin Miller ParkSteve Fram
15 species, including 3* found only on this foray
Lenzites betulinaLeucoagaricus leucothites*Leucoagaricus rubrotinctusLeucopaxillus albissimus*Psathyrella candolleanaRhodocollybia butyraceaXylaria hypoxylon
Chlorophyllum molybdites*
Foray 12 - Oxford St, between Hearst and Virginia, BerkeleyJohn Lennie
1 species, including 1* found only on this foray
Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAgaricus xanthodermusAmanita laneiAmanita phalloidesArmillaria mellea groupBoletus subtomentosusBoletus zelleriClitopilus prunulusCortinarius fulmineus group*
Foray 13 - Huddert ParkGeorge Repinec
17 species, including 3* found only on this foray
Entoloma rhodopolium groupGomphidius oregonensisGymnopus dryophilusHericium ramosum*Hypholoma capnoidesLycoperdon nigrescens*Omphalotus olivascensPleurotus ostreatus
Agaricus californicusAgaricus praeclaresquamosusAgrocybe praecox*Clitocybe nuda
Foray 14 - Skyline College campusDenise Gregory
7 species, including 2* found only on this foray
Gymnopilus spectabilisPsilocybe cyanescens*Tricholoma imbricatum
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Agaricus abruptibulbus*Agaricus albolutescensAgaricus bernardii*Amanita laneiAmanita vaginataArmillaria mellea groupBoletus aereusBoletus amygdalinusBoletus dryophilusBoletus edulisBoletus flaviporusBoletus satanasBoletus subtomentosusCantharellus cibariusCaulorhiza umbonataChroogomphus rutilusClitocybe nudaCortinarius traganus*Entoloma bloxami
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Foray 15 - various locations, Marin Co.Ron Pastorino
37 species, including 6* found only on this foray
Floccularia albolanaripes*Gomphidius smithiiGymnopus dryophilusHypholoma fasciculareLaccaria laccata var. pallidifoliaLactarius deliciosusLeccinum manzanitaeLeccinum scabrum*Lepiota magnisporaLycoperdon perlatumPaxillus involutus*Ramaria formosaRussula eleodesRussula semirubraStropharia ripariaSuillus pungensTricholoma imbricatumTricholoma myomyces
Crepidotus mollisDaldinia grandis
Foray 16 - Junipero Serra Park, San Mateo Co.Denise Gregory
4 species, including 0 found only on this foray
Hebeloma crustuliniformeHypholoma aurantiacum
Phallus hadriani*
Foray 17 - backyard, west OaklandCorina Lieder
1 species, including 1* found only on this foray
Boletus amygdalinusHygrophorus gliocyclus*
Foray 18 - backyard, east bayStacey Barras
3 species, including 1* found only on this foray
Lactarius rufus
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Agaricus xanthodermusBoletus amygdalinusBoletus appendiculatusBoletus erythropusBoletus flaviporusBoletus subtomentosusEntoloma rhodopolium groupGymnopus dryophilus
Foray lists
Foray 19 - east bay hillsDavid Rust
15 species, including 1* found only on this foray
Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis*Lepiota cristataPanus conchatusPleurotus ostreatusPolyporus badiusPseudohydnum gelatinosumTremella mesenterica
Armillaria mellea groupDaldinia grandisGanoderma applanatumHygrophoropsis aurantiacaLenzites betulina
Foray 20 - Santa Cruz mountainsKeyes Lloyd
10 species, including 1* found only on this foray
Lepiota magnisporaPleurotus ostreatusSchizophyllum commune*Suillus caerulescensSuillus lakei
Agaricus xanthodermus
Foray 21 - U.C. campus, BerkeleyAnna Moore
1 species, including 0 found only on this foray
Amanita laneiBoletus chrysenteron
Foray 22 - hills behind Sausalito, Marin Co.Peter Werner
3 species, including 0 found only on this foray
Boletus satanas
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Agaricus augustusAgaricus xanthodermusAmanita muscariaChroogomphus rutilusClitocybe flaccida
Foray lists
Foray 23 - Presidio, San FranciscoPeter Werner
10 species, including 1* found only on this foray
Helvella lacunosaLepiota spheniscisporaMacrolepiota rachodes*Marasmius plicatulusSuillus pungens
Alboleptonia sericellaAmanita muscariaBoletopsis leucomelaena
Foray 24 Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co.
5 species, including 1* found only on this foray
Coprinus comatusRussula brevipes*
Agaricus praeclaresquamosusAmanita muscariaAmanita phalloidesArmillaria mellea groupGomphidius oregonensisGymnopilus sapineusGymnopus villosipesHypholoma fasciculare
Foray 25 - west Marin Co.David Campbell
16 species, including 4* found only on this foray
Lactarius deliciosusLactarius rufusPolyporus elegans*Ramaria myceliosa*Russula cessans*Russula eleodesRussula queletii*Tricholoma imbricatum
Lepiota cristata
Foray 27 - San Luis Obispo area
1 species, including 0 found only on this foray
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Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis
Common name: noneMisapplied name: Laccaria amethystina
Scattered to gregarious on ground in forests,mostly with pine.
Tricholomataceae 14.12
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2000 Fungus Fair Species ListDecember 9-10, 2000Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, Else Vellinga, Michael Wood, J.R. Blair, Fred Stevens, Norm Andresen, & Terri Beausejour
Agaricus arorae1.
Agaricus arvensis2.
Agaricus augustus3.
Agaricus californicus4.
Agaricus hondensis5.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus6.
Agaricus silvicola7.
Agaricus subrutilescens8.
Agaricus xanthodermus9.
Agrocybe praecox10.
Albatrellus pes-caprae11.
Alboleptonia sericella12.
Aleuria aurantia13.
Amanita calyptrata14.
Amanita cokeri15.
Amanita franchetii16.
Amanita gemmata17.
Amanita magniverrucata18.
Amanita muscaria19.
Amanita pachycolea20.
Amanita pantherina21.
Amanita phalloides22.
Amanita silvicola23.
Amanita vaginata24.
Armillaria gallica25.
Armillaria mellea26.
Armillaria ostoyae27.
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Armillaria zelleri28.
Arrhenia bryophilum29.
Astraeus hygrometricus30.
Auriscalpium vulgare31.
Battarraea phalloides32.
Bisporella citrina33.
Bolbitius aleuriatus34.
Bolbitius vitellinus35.
Boletopsis subquamosa36.
Boletus aereus37.
Boletus amygdalinus38.
Boletus chrysenteron39.
Boletus dryophilus40.
Boletus edulis41.
Boletus flaviporus42.
Boletus piperatus43.
Boletus regius44.
Boletus satanas45.
Boletus subtomentosus46.
Boletus truncatus47.
Boletus zelleri48.
Bovista pila49.
Bovista plumbea50.
Calyptella capula51.
Camarophyllus pratensis52.
Camarophyllus russocoriaceus53.
Cantharellus cibarius54.
Cantharellus subalbidus55.
Cantharellus tubaeformis56.
Caulorhiza umbonata57.
Chroogomphus vinicolor58.
Chrysomphalina aurantiaca59.
Clathrus ruber60.
Clavaria vermicularis61.
Clavariadelphus occidentalis62.
Clavariadelphus truncatus63.
Clitocybe (Lepista) nuda64.
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Clitocybe cyathiformis65.
Clitocybe deceptiva66.
Clitocybe flaccida67.
Clitocybe inversa68.
Clitocybe nebularis69.
Clitocybe odora70.
Coprinus comatus71.
Coprinus disseminatus72.
Coprinus micaceus73.
Cortinarius alboviolaceus74.
Cortinarius belibutus75.
Cortinarius calochrous76.
Cortinarius cedretorium77.
Cortinarius cotoneus78.
Cortinarius fulmineus79.
Cortinarius glaucopus80.
Cortinarius infractus81.
Cortinarius multiformis82.
Cortinarius olympianus83.
Cortinarius ponderosus84.
Cortinarius prasinus85.
Cortinarius regalis86.
Cortinarius rubicundulis87.
Cortinarius sodagnitus88.
Cortinarius violaceus89.
Craterellus cornucopioides90.
Crepidotus herbarum91.
Crepidotus mollis92.
Crucibulum laeve93.
Cystoderma fallax94.
Cystolepiota seminuda95.
Dacromyces deliquescens96.
Dacrymyces palmatus97.
Daldinia grandis98.
Dermocybe phoenicea var. occidentalis99.
Entoloma bloxami100.
Entoloma nidorosum101.
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Entoloma rhodopolium102.
Flammulina velutipes103.
Floccularia albolanaripes104.
Fomitopsis cajanderi105.
Fomitopsis pinicola106.
Galerina autumnalis107.
Galerina tibiicystis108.
Ganoderma applanatum109.
Geastrum saccatum110.
Gomphidius glutinosus111.
Gomphidius oregonensis112.
Gomphus floccosus113.
Gymnopilus luteocarneus114.
Gymnopilus sapineus115.
Gymnopus (Collybia) dryophilus116.
Gyromitra infula117.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme118.
Hebeloma sacchanulens119.
Hebeloma sinapizans120.
Helvella lacunosa121.
Helvella maculata122.
Hemimycena sp.123.
Hydnellum aurantiacum124.
Hydnellum caeruleum125.
Hydnum repandum126.
Hydnum umbillicatum127.
Hygrocybe acutoconica128.
Hygrocybe conica129.
Hygrocybe flavescens130.
Hygrocybe punicea131.
Hygrocybe singeri132.
Hygrocybe virescens133.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca134.
Hygrophorus eburneus135.
Hygrophorus russula136.
Hygrophorus subalpinus137.
Hypholoma capnoides138.
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Hypholoma fasciculare139.
Hypomyces chrysospermum140.
Inocybe albodisca141.
Inocybe fastigiata142.
Inocybe geophylla143.
Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina144.
Inocybe lanatodisca145.
Inocybe maculata146.
Inocybe marginata147.
Inocybe sororia148.
Jahnoporus hirtus149.
Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis150.
Laccaria bicolor151.
Laccaria laccata152.
Lactarius alnicola153.
Lactarius argillaceifolius var megacarpus154.
Lactarius deliciosus155.
Lactarius pallescens156.
Lactarius rubidus (fragilis var. rubidus)157.
Lactarius rubrilacteus158.
Lactarius xanthogalactus159.
Leccinum auranticacum160.
Leccinum manzanitae161.
Lentinellus ursinus162.
Lenzites betulina163.
Lepiota atrodisca164.
Lepiota castanea165.
Lepiota castaneidisca166.
Lepiota cristata167.
Lepiota josseranderi168.
Lepiota magnispora (ventriosospora)169.
Lepiota rubrotincta170.
Lepiota thiersii171.
Lepista subconnexa172.
Leptonia parva173.
Leucoagaricus flammeotincta174.
Leucoagaricus roseilivida175.
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Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus176.
Leucoagaricus sequoiarum177.
Leucopaxillus albissimus178.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus179.
Limacella glioderma180.
Limacella glischra181.
Lycoperdon foetidum182.
Lycoperdon perlatum183.
Lycoperdon pyriforme184.
Lyophyllum decastes185.
Macrolepiota rachodes186.
Marasmiellus candidus187.
Marasmius copelandii188.
Marasmius plicatulus189.
Marasmius quercophilus190.
Melanoleuca melaleuca191.
Mycena acicula192.
Mycena alkaliniformus193.
Mycena aurantiomarginatus194.
Mycena capillaripes195.
Mycena galericulata196.
Mycena iodiolens197.
Mycena maculata198.
Mycena pura199.
Mycena purpureofusca200.
Omphalotus olivascens201.
Otidea alutacea202.
Otidea onotica203.
Paxillus involutus204.
Peziza vesiculosa205.
Phaeocollybia californica206.
Phaeocollybia olivacea207.
Phaeolus schweinitzii208.
Phogiotis helvelloides209.
Pholiota astragalina210.
Pholiota malicola211.
Pholiota terrestris212.
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Pholiota velaglutinosa213.
Phylloporus rhodoxanthus214.
Phyllotopsis nidulans215.
Pisolithus tinctorius216.
Pleurotus dryinus217.
Pleurotus ostreatus218.
Pluteus cervinus219.
Pluteus romellii (lutescens)220.
Pluteus salicinus221.
Pluteus semibulbosus222.
Polyporus elegans223.
Psathyrella candolleana224.
Psathyrella hydrophila225.
Psathyrella longipes226.
Psathyrella longistriata227.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum228.
Psilocybe cyanescens229.
Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa230.
Ramaria abietina231.
Ramaria acrisiccescens232.
Ramaria araiospora233.
Ramaria botryoides234.
Ramaria conjunctipes235.
Ramaria fennica var. violaceibrunnea236.
Ramaria formosa237.
Ramaria myceliosa238.
Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora239.
Ramaria vinosimaculans240.
Rhodocollybia (Collybia) butyracea241.
Rhodocybe nitellina242.
Russula aeruginea243.
Russula alutacea244.
Russula amoenolens245.
Russula basifurcata246.
Russula borealis247.
Russula brevipes248.
Russula cremoricolor249.
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Russula cyanoxantha250.
Russula dissimulans251.
Russula murrillii252.
Russula nigricans253.
Russula placita254.
Russula rosea255.
Russula sanguinea256.
Russula silvicola257.
Russula urens258.
Russula vesca259.
Russula veternosa var. veternosa260.
Russula vinosabrunnea261.
Russula xerampelina262.
Sarcodon fuscoindicum263.
Sarcoscypha coccinea264.
Schizophyllum commune265.
Sparassis crispa266.
Stereum hirsutum267.
Strobilurus trullisatus268.
Stropharia ambigua269.
Suillus brevipes270.
Suillus caerulescens271.
Suillus fuscotomentosus272.
Suillus lakei273.
Suillus pungens274.
Suillus tomentosus275.
Trametes versicolor276.
Tremella mesenterica277.
Tremellodendropsis tuberosa278.
Tricholoma dryophilum279.
Tricholoma flavovirens280.
Tricholoma focale281.
Tricholoma fracticum282.
Tricholoma griseoviolaceum283.
Tricholoma imbricatum284.
Tricholoma magnivelare285.
Tricholoma manzanitae286.
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Tricholoma myomyces287.
Tricholoma pardinum288.
Tricholoma saponaceum289.
Tricholoma ustale290.
Tricholoma vaccinum291.
Tricholomopsis rutilans292.
Tubaria confragosa293.
Tubaria furfuracea294.
Tylopilus humilus295.
Tylopilus pseudoscaber296.
Volvariella speciosa297.
Xeromphalina campanella298.
Xeromphalina cauticinalis299.
Xylaria hypoxylon300.
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Mycological Society of San Francisco
1999 Fungus Fair Species ListDecember 11-12, 1999Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, Michael Wood, J. R. Blair, FredStevens, & Norm Andresen
Agaricus arvensis1.
Agaricus augustus2.
Agaricus bernardii3.
Agaricus californicus4.
Agaricus campestris5.
Agaricus cupreo-brunneus6.
Agaricus hondensis7.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus8.
Agaricus subrutilescens9.
Agaricus xanthodermus10.
Agrocybe pediades11.
Alboleptonia sericella12.
Aleuria aurantia13.
Amanita calyptrata14.
Amanita franchetii15.
Amanita gemmata16.
Amanita muscaria17.
Amanita pachycolea18.
Amanita pantherina19.
Amanita phalloides20.
Amanita silvicola21.
Amanita vaginata22.
Armillaria mellea23.
Arrhenia bryophilum24.
Auriscalpium vulgare25.
Battarraea phalloides26.
Bolbitius aleuriatus27.
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Bolbitius vitellinus28.
Boletopsis leucomelas29.
Boletus aereus30.
Boletus amygdalinus31.
Boletus appendiculatus32.
Boletus chrysenteron33.
Boletus dryophilus34.
Boletus edulis35.
Boletus flaviporus36.
Boletus piperatus37.
Boletus pulcherrimus38.
Boletus regius39.
Boletus rubripes40.
Boletus satanas41.
Boletus subtomentosus42.
Boletus truncatus43.
Boletus zelleri44.
Bulgaria inquinans45.
Calvatia lycoperdoides46.
Camarophyllus russocoriaceus47.
Cantharellus cibarius48.
Cantharellus tubaeformis49.
Caulorhiza umbonata50.
Chroogomphus vinicolor51.
Clathrus ruber52.
Clavaria vermicularis53.
Clitocybe (Lepista) nuda54.
Clitocybe deceptiva55.
Clitocybe inversa56.
Clitocybe nebularis57.
Clitocybe (Lepista) tarda58.
Clitopilus prunulus59.
Conocybe lactea60.
Coprinus comatus61.
Coprinus micaceus62.
Coprinus niveus63.
Corintarius cylindripes64.
1999 SFFF Species List
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Cortinarius albida65.
Cortinarius alboviolaceus66.
Cortinarius cedretorium67.
Cortinarius clachrous68.
Cortinarius cylindripes69.
Cortinarius glaucopus70.
Cortinarius infractus71.
Cortinarius iodes72.
Cortinarius percomis73.
Cortinarius ponderosus74.
Cortinarius prasinus75.
Cortinarius pseudobolaris76.
Cortinarius regalis77.
Cortinarius rufo-olivacea78.
Cortinarius scaurus79.
Cortinarius sodagnitus80.
Cortinarius superbus81.
Cortinarius vanduzerensis82.
Crepidotus herbarum83.
Crepidotus mollis84.
Crucibulum laeve85.
Dacrymyces palmatus86.
Daldinia grandis87.
Dermocybe phoenicea var. occidentalis88.
Entoloma bloxami89.
Entoloma rhodopolium90.
Flammulina velutipes91.
Fomitopsis cajanderi92.
Fomitopsis pinicola93.
Galerina atkinsoniana94.
Galerina autumnalis95.
Galerina unicolor96.
Gandoderma tsugae97.
Geastrum fimbriatum98.
Geastrum fornicatum99.
Gomphidius oregonensis100.
Gomphidius smithii101.
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Gomphus clavatus102.
Gomphus floccosus103.
Gymnopilus luteocarneus104.
Gymnopilus luteofolius105.
Gymnopilus sapineus106.
Gymnopilus spectabilis107.
Gymnopus (Collybia) dryophilus108.
Gymnopus (Collybia) villosipes109.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme110.
Hebeloma mesophaeum111.
Hebeloma sinapizans112.
Helvella lacunosa113.
Hohenbuehelia petaloides114.
Hydnum repandum115.
Hygrocybe conica116.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca117.
Hygrophorus eburneus118.
Hygrophorus subalpinus119.
Hypholoma aurantiaca120.
Hypholoma fasciculare121.
Hypomyces chrysospermum122.
Inocybe albodisca123.
Inocybe geophylla124.
Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina125.
Inocybe pyriodora126.
Inocybe sororia127.
Jahnoporus hirtus128.
Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis129.
Laccaria fraterna130.
Laccaria laccata131.
Lactarius alnicola132.
Lactarius deliciosus133.
Lactarius pseudomucidus134.
Lactarius rubidus (fragilis var. rubidus)135.
Lactarius rubrilacteus136.
Laetiporus sulphureus137.
Leccinum manzanitae138.
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Lepiota atrodisca139.
Lepiota cristata140.
Lepiota roseifolia141.
Lepiota rubrotincta142.
Lepiota sequoiarum143.
Lepiota ventriosospora (clypeolaria)144.
Leptonia parva145.
Leucopaxillus albissimus146.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus147.
Lycoperdon perlatum148.
Lycoperdon umbrinum149.
Lyophyllum decastes150.
Macrocystidia cucumis151.
Macrolepiota rachodes152.
Marasmiellus candidus153.
Marasmius quercophilus154.
Melanoleuca melaleuca155.
Morchella deliciosa156.
Mycena galericulata157.
Mycena haematopus158.
Mycena maculata159.
Mycena pura160.
Mycena purpureofusca161.
Mycena speirea162.
Omphalotus olivascens163.
Panaeolus foenisecii164.
Panus conchatus165.
Paxillus involutus166.
Paxillus panuoides167.
Peziza vesiculosa168.
Phaeocollybia attenuata169.
Phaeocollybia californica170.
Phaeocollybia olivacea171.
Phaeolus schweinitzii172.
Phellinus gilvus173.
Pholiota malicola174.
Pholiota scamba175.
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Pholiota terrestris176.
Pleurotus ostreatus177.
Pluteus cervinus178.
Polyporus badius179.
Polyporus squamosus180.
Psathyrella candolleana181.
Psathyrella gracilis182.
Psathyrella hydrophila183.
Psathyrella spacicea184.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum185.
Psilocybe cyanescens186.
Ramaria abietina187.
Ramaria acrisiccescens188.
Ramaria araiospora var. araiospora189.
Ramaria araiospora var. rubella190.
Ramaria aurantiisiccescens191.
Ramaria botryoides192.
Ramaria botrytis193.
Ramaria conjunctipes194.
Ramaria fennica var. violaceibrunnea195.
Ramaria formosa196.
Ramaria myceliosa197.
Ramaria stuntzii198.
Ramaria vinosimaculans199.
Rhizopogon ochraceorubens200.
Rhizopogon parksii201.
Russula amoenolens202.
Russula aurantialutea203.
Russula basifurcata204.
Russula blackfordiae205.
Russula brevipes206.
Russula cessans207.
Russula cyanoxantha208.
Russula eccentrica209.
Russula graveolens210.
Russula laurocerasi211.
Russula maxima212.
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Russula nigricans213.
Russula olivacea214.
Russula sanguinea215.
Russula semirubra216.
Russula subalutacea217.
Russula turci218.
Russula versicolor219.
Russula xerampelina220.
Schizophyllum commune221.
Scleroderma cepa222.
Scleroderma geaster223.
Stereum hirsutum224.
Strobilurus trullisatus225.
Stropharia ambigua226.
Suillus brevipes227.
Suillus caerulescens228.
Suillus fuscotomentosus229.
Suillus granulatus230.
Suillus lakei231.
Suillus pondersosus232.
Suillus pungens233.
Suillus tomentosus234.
Trametes versicolor235.
Tremella mesenterica236.
Tricholoma dryophilum237.
Tricholoma flavovirens238.
Tricholoma fracticum239.
Tricholoma imbricatum240.
Tricholoma magnivelare241.
Tricholoma myomyces242.
Tricholoma pardinum243.
Tricholoma saponaceum244.
Tylopilus humilus245.
Tylopilus pseudoscaber246.
Volvariella speciosa247.
Xeromphalina campanella248.
Xeromphalina cauticinalis249.
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Xylaria hypoxylon250.
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1997 Fungus Fair Species ListDecember 06-07, 1997Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, J. R. Blair, Fred Stevens, MichaelWood, & Bob Mackler
Agaricus arorae1.
Agaricus augustus2.
Agaricus bernardii3.
Agaricus californicus4.
Agaricus diminutivus5.
Agaricus fuscovelatus6.
Agaricus hondensis7.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus8.
Agaricus semotus9.
Agaricus silvicola10.
Agaricus subrutilescens11.
Agaricus xanthodermus12.
Agrocybe pediades13.
Alboleptonia sericella14.
Aleuria aurantia15.
Aleuria rhenana16.
Amanita calyptrata17.
Amanita franchetii18.
Amanita gemmata19.
Amanita gemmata var. exannulata20.
Amanita magniverrucata21.
Amanita ocreata22.
Amanita pachycolea23.
Amanita pantherina24.
Amanita phalloides25.
Amanita vaginata26.
Armillaria mellea27.
1997 SFFF Species List
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Auriscalpium vulgare28.
Bolbitius vitellinus29.
Boletus aereus30.
Boletus chrysenteron31.
Boletus dryophilus32.
Boletus edulis33.
Boletus flaviporus34.
Boletus piperatus35.
Boletus subtomentosus36.
Boletus truncatus37.
Boletus zelleri38.
Bulgaria inquinans39.
Callistosporium luteoolivaceum40.
Calvatia booniana41.
Camarophyllus pratensis42.
Camarophyllus russocoriaceus43.
Cantharellus cibarius44.
Cantharellus subalbidus45.
Cantharellus tubaeformis46.
Caulorhiza umbonata47.
Chroogomphus vinicolor48.
Chrysomphalina aurantiaca49.
Clathrus ruber50.
Clavulina cinerea51.
Clavulina cristata52.
Clitocybe brunneocephala53.
Clitocybe cyathiformis54.
Clitocybe deceptiva55.
Clitocybe flaccida56.
Clitocybe inversa57.
Clitocybe nebularis58.
Clitopilus prunulus59.
Coltricia cinnamonea60.
Coprinus comatus61.
Coprinus micaceus62.
Cortinarius alboviolaceus63.
Cortinarius balteatus64.
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Cortinarius collinitus65.
Cortinarius luteoarmillatus66.
Cortinarius ponderosus67.
Cortinarius pseudobolaris68.
Cortinarius scaurus69.
Cortinarius sodagnitus70.
Cortinarius violaceus71.
Craterellus cornucopioides72.
Crepidotus herbarum73.
Crucibulum laeve74.
Cryptoporus volvatus75.
Cyathus striatus76.
Dacrymyces deliquescens77.
Dacrymyces palmatus78.
Daedalea confragosa79.
Daldinia grandis80.
Dermocybe phoenicea var. occidentalis81.
Disciseda candida82.
Entoloma rhodopolium83.
Fistulina hepatica84.
Flammulaster carpophillu85.
Fomitopsis cajanderi86.
Fomitopsis pinicola87.
Galerina atkinsoniana88.
Galerina autumnalis89.
Ganoderma applanatum90.
Geastrum saccatum91.
Gomphidius glutinosus92.
Gomphidius oregonensis93.
Gomphidius smithii94.
Gomphidius subroseus95.
Gomphus clavatus96.
Gomphus floccosus97.
Gymnopilus aeruginosus98.
Gymnopilus luteocarneus99.
Gymnopilus sapineus100.
Gymnopilus spectabilis101.
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Gymnopus (Collybia) dryophilus102.
Gymnopus (Collybia) villosipes103.
Gymnopus (Collybia) fuscopurpurea104.
Gyromitra infula105.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme106.
Helvella compressa107.
Helvella lacunosa108.
Hemimycena delectabilis109.
Hemimycena tortulosa110.
Hericium erinaceus111.
Hohenbuehelia petaloides112.
Hydnellum aurantiacum113.
Hydnum umbillicatum114.
Hygrocybe conica115.
Hygrocybe flavescens116.
Hygrocybe laeta117.
Hygrocybe miniata118.
Hygrocybe virescens119.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca120.
Hygrophorus bakerensis121.
Hygrophorus chrysodon122.
Hygrophorus eburneus123.
Hygrophorus hypothejus124.
Hygrophorus russula125.
Hypholoma aurantiaca126.
Hypholoma capnoides127.
Hypholoma fasciculare128.
Inocybe geophylla129.
Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina130.
Inocybe lacera131.
Inocybe sororia132.
Ionotus circinatus133.
Jahnoporus hirtus134.
Laccaria amethysteooccidentalis135.
Laccaria fraterna136.
Laccaria laccata137.
Lactarius alnicola138.
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Lactarius argillaceifolius var megacarpus139.
Lactarius deliciosus140.
Lactarius fragilis var. rubidus141.
Lactarius pallescens142.
Lactarius rubrilacteus143.
Lactarius scrobiculatus144.
Lactarius xanthogalactus145.
Laetiporus sulphureus146.
Leccinum manzanitae147.
Lentinellus ursinus148.
Lenzites betulina149.
Lepiota atrodisca150.
Lepiota castanea151.
Lepiota clypeolaria152.
Lepiota cristata153.
Lepiota flammeotincta154.
Lepiota rubrotincta155.
Lepiota sequoiarum156.
Lepista nuda157.
Lepista subconnexa158.
Leptonia decolorans159.
Leucopaxillus albissimus160.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus161.
Lycoperdon foetidum162.
Lycoperdon perlatum163.
Lycoperdon pyriforme164.
Lyophyllum decastes165.
Macrocystidia cucumis166.
Macrolepiota rachodes167.
Macrotyphula juncea168.
Marasmiellus candidus169.
Marasmius calhouniae170.
Marasmius oreades171.
Marasmius plicatulus172.
Marasmius quercophilus173.
Mycena acicula174.
Mycena adscendens175.
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Mycena aurantiomarginatus176.
Mycena capillaripes177.
Mycena elegantula178.
Mycena galericulata179.
Mycena haematopus180.
Mycena leptocephala181.
Mycena maculata182.
Mycena oregonensis183.
Mycena pura184.
Mycena purpureofusca185.
Mycena speirea186.
Naucoria vinicolor187.
Omphalotus olivascens188.
Otidea alutacea189.
Panaeolus foenisecii190.
Panus conchatus191.
Paxillus involutus192.
Peziza vesiculosa193.
Phaeolus schweinitzii194.
Pholiota astragalina195.
Pholiota terrestris196.
Pholiota velaglutinosa197.
Phylloporus rhodoxanthus198.
Phyllotopsis nidulans199.
Pisolithus tinctorius200.
Pleurotus ostreatus201.
Pluteus cervinus202.
Pluteus flavofuligineus203.
Pluteus thompsonii204.
Polyporus squamosus205.
Psathyrella hydrophila206.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum207.
Pseudoplectania nigrella208.
Psilocybe coprophila209.
Psilocybe cyanescens210.
Ramaria abietina211.
Ramaria acrisiccescens212.
1997 SFFF Species List
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Ramaria apiculata213.
Ramaria araiospora214.
Ramaria fennica var. violaceibrunnea215.
Ramaria flavigelatinosa216.
Ramaria formosa217.
Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora218.
Ramaria stricta219.
Ramaria vinosimaculans220.
Rhizopogon ochraceorubens221.
Rhodocollybia (Collybia) badiialba222.
Rhodocollybia (Collybia) butyracea223.
Rickenella fibula224.
Russula albidula225.
Russula albonigra226.
Russula amoenolens227.
Russula borealis228.
Russula brevipes229.
Russula cremoricolor230.
Russula densifolia231.
Russula fragrantissima232.
Russula ochroleuca233.
Russula sanguinea234.
Russula silvicola235.
Russula xerampelina236.
Schizophyllum commune237.
Scleroderma cepa238.
Sparassis crispa239.
Stereum hirsutum240.
Stropharia ambigua241.
Stropharia coronilla242.
Stropharia riparia243.
Suillus acerbus244.
Suillus caerulescens245.
Suillus lakei246.
Suillus pungens247.
Suillus tomentosus248.
Trametes versicolor249.
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Trichaptum abietina250.
Tricholoma atroviolaceum251.
Tricholoma flavovirens252.
Tricholoma focale253.
Tricholoma griseoviolaceum254.
Tricholoma imbricatum255.
Tricholoma magnivelare256.
Tricholoma muricatum257.
Tricholoma myomyces258.
Tricholoma saponaceum259.
Tricholomopsis rutilans260.
Tubaria furfuracea261.
Vascellum pratense262.
Xeromphalina campanella263.
Xeromphalina cauticinalis264.
Xylaria hypoxylon265.
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Mycological Society of San Francisco
1997 Coyote Point Fungus Fair SpeciesListJanuary 19, 1997Identification by: Herb Saylor, Fred Stevens, Michael Wood, BobMackler, Norm Andresen
Agaricus hondensis1.
Agaricus pattersonae2.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus3.
Agaricus silvicola4.
Agaricus xanthodermus5.
Aleuria aurantia6.
Amanita constricta7.
Amanita franchetii8.
Amanita magniverrucata9.
Amanita muscaria10.
Amanita novinupta11.
Amanita pantherina12.
Amanita phalloides13.
Armillaria mellea14.
Astraeus hygrometricus15.
Boletus subtomentosus16.
Boletus truncatus17.
Bulgaria inquinans18.
Camarophyllus pratensis19.
Camarophyllus russocoriaceus20.
Cantharellus cibarius21.
Cantharellus tubaeformis22.
Caulorhiza umbonata23.
Clavaria fumosa24.
Clavaria vermicularis25.
Clavariadelphus occidentalis26.
1996 CPFF Species List
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Clavariadelphus truncatus27.
Clavulina cinerea28.
Clavulina cristata29.
Clavulina rugosa30.
Clavulinopsis corniculata31.
Clavulinopsis laeticolor32.
Clitocybe inversa33.
Clitocybe nebularis34.
Clitocybe nuda35.
Clitocybe sp.36.
Collybia butyracea37.
Collybia sp.38.
Coprinus lagopus39.
Coprinus micaceus40.
Cortinarius collinitus41.
Cortinarius ponderosus42.
Cortinarius sp.43.
Cotylidia diaphana44.
Craterellus cornucopioides45.
Crepidotus mollis46.
Daedalea quercina47.
Daldinia grandis48.
Dascyscyphus verginius49.
Dermocybe malicorium group50.
Entoloma bloxami51.
Entoloma rhodopolium52.
Exidia glandulosa53.
Fomitopsis pinicola54.
Galerina autumnalis55.
Ganoderma applanatum56.
Gymnopilus sp.57.
Gymnopilus spectabilis58.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme59.
Helvella lacunosa60.
Hericium ramosum61.
Hygrocybe acutoconicus62.
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Hygrocybe coccinea63.
Hygrocybe conica64.
Hygrocybe psittacina65.
Hygrocybe punicea66.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca67.
Hygrophorus chrysodon68.
Hygrophorus eburneus69.
Hygrophorus flavescens70.
Hygrophorus sp.71.
Hygrophorus subalpinus72.
Hypholoma aurantia73.
Hypholoma fasciculare74.
Hypomyces cervigenices75.
Inocybe geophylla76.
Inocybe pudica77.
Inocybe pyriodora78.
Inocybe sororia79.
Jahnoporus hirtus80.
Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis81.
Lactarius alnicola82.
Lactarius argillaceifolius var. megacarpus83.
Lactarius fragilis var. rubidus84.
Lactarius pallescens85.
Lactarius rubrilacteus86.
Lactarius xanthogalactus87.
Lentinellus ursinus88.
Lenzites betulina89.
Leocarpus fragilis90.
Lepiota atrodisca91.
Lepiota cristata92.
Leptonia parva93.
Leucopaxillus albissimus94.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus95.
Lycoperdon foetidum96.
Lycoperdon sp.97.
Marasmius plicatulus98.
Melanoleuca sp.99.
1996 CPFF Species List
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Mniopetalum sp100.
Mycena hematopus101.
Mycena pura102.
Naucoria vinicolor103.
Nectria cinnabarina104.
Nolanea sp.105.
Omphalotus olivascens106.
Otidea alutacea107.
Peziza badia108.
Peziza sp.109.
Phellinus gilvus110.
Phellinus sp.111.
Pholiota sp.112.
Phylloporus rhodoxanthus113.
Phyllotopsis nidulans114.
Pleurotus ostreatus115.
Pluteus longistriatus116.
Psathyrella longipes117.
Psathyrella sp.118.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum119.
Pseudohydnum sp.120.
Ramaria abietina121.
Ramaria concolor122.
Ramaria flavigelatinosa123.
Ramaria formosa124.
Ramaria myceliosa125.
Ramaria sp.126.
Russula abidula127.
Russula amoenolens128.
Russula aurantialutea129.
Russula brevipes130.
Russula caerulea131.
Russula cessans132.
Russula cremoricolor133.
Russula dissimulans134.
Russula gilva135.
Russula krombholtzii136.
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Russula maculata137.
Russula ornaticeps138.
Russula silvicola139.
Russula sp.140.
Russula xerampelina141.
Sarcoscypha coccinea142.
Schizophyllum commune143.
Scutellinia scutulata144.
Serpula lacrymans145.
Stereum hirsutum146.
Stereum striatum147.
Stropharia ambigua148.
Stropharia riparia149.
Suillus caerulescens150.
Suillus fuscotomentosus151.
Suillus pungens152.
Trametes hirsutum153.
Trametes versicolor154.
Tremella foliacea155.
Tremella mesenterica156.
Tremellodendropsis tuberosa157.
Trichaptum pargamenum158.
Tricholoma dryophilum159.
Tricholoma flavovirens160.
Tricholoma imbricatum161.
Tricholoma magnivelare162.
Tricholoma saponaceum163.
Tricholoma sp.164.
Tubaria furfuracea165.
Tyromyces albellus166.
Tyromyces mollis167.
Volvariella speciosa168.
Xeromphalina campanella169.
Xylaria hypoxylon170.
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1996 CPFF Species List
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Mycological Society of San Francisco
1996 Fungus Fair Species ListDecember 08, 1996Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, Herb Saylor, Fred Stevens, &Michael Wood
Agaricus arorae1.
Agaricus arvensis2.
Agaricus augustus3.
Agaricus bernardii4.
Agaricus bisporus5.
Agaricus californicus6.
Agaricus campestris7.
Agaricus hondensis8.
Agaricus pattersonae9.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus10.
Agaricus semotus11.
Agaricus silvicola12.
Agaricus subrutilescens13.
Agaricus xanthodermus14.
Aleuria aurantia15.
Amanita calyptrata16.
Amanita franchetii17.
Amanita gemmata18.
Amanita muscaria19.
Amanita novinupta20.
Amanita pachycolea21.
Amanita pantherina22.
Amanita phalloides23.
Amanita vaginata24.
Aricularia auricula25.
Armillaria mellea26.
Auriscalpium vulgare27.
1996 SFFF Species List
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Bisporella citrina28.
Bolbitius vitellinus29.
Boletus aereus30.
Boletus amygdalinus31.
Boletus appendiculatus32.
Boletus chrysenteron33.
Boletus dryophilus34.
Boletus edulis35.
Boletus flaviporus36.
Boletus pulcherrimus37.
Boletus regius38.
Boletus rubripes39.
Boletus satanas40.
Boletus smithii41.
Boletus sp.42.
Boletus subtomentosus43.
Boletus truncatus44.
Boletus zelleri45.
Bulgaria inquinans46.
Callistosporium luteo-olivaceum47.
Cantharellus cibarius48.
Cantharellus infundibuliformis49.
Cantharellus subalbidus50.
Caulorhiza umbonata51.
Chroogomphus vinicolor52.
Clathrus ruber53.
Clavaria vermicularis54.
Clavariadelphus ligula55.
Clavariadelphus occidentalis56.
Clavariadelphus truncatus57.
Clavulinopsis laeticolor58.
Clitocybe brunneocephala59.
Clitocybe deceptiva60.
Clitocybe nebularis61.
Clitocybe nuda62.
Clitocybe sp.63.
Clitopilus prunulus64.
1996 SFFF Species List
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Collybia badiialba65.
Collybia butyracea66.
Collybia dryophila67.
Collybia subpruinosa68.
Coprinus comatus69.
Coprinus plicatilis70.
Cortinarius alboviolaceus71.
Cortinarius caninus72.
Cortinarius collinitus73.
Cortinarius glaucopus74.
Cortinarius infractus75.
Cortinarius olympianus76.
Cortinarius percomis77.
Cortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis78.
Cortinarius ponderosus79.
Cortinarius scaurus80.
Cortinarius sodagnitus81.
Cortinarius sp.82.
Cortinarius traganus83.
Cortinarius vanduzerensis84.
Cortinarius violaceus85.
Craterellus cornucopioides86.
Crepidotus applanatus87.
Crepidotus herbarum88.
Crepidotus mollis89.
Crucibulum laeve90.
Cyathus striatus91.
Cystoderma fallax92.
Daedalea quercina93.
Daldinia grandis94.
Entoloma bloxami95.
Entoloma rhodopolium96.
Entoloma sp.97.
Exidia glandulosa98.
Fomitopsis cajanderi99.
Galerina autumnalis100.
Ganoderma applanatum101.
1996 SFFF Species List
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Ganoderma oregonense102.
Geastrum fornicatum103.
Geastrum saccatum104.
Geopora cooperi105.
Gomphidius glutinosus106.
Gomphidius oregonensis107.
Gomphidius subroseus108.
Gomphus clavatus109.
Gomphus floccosus110.
Gymnopilus aeruginosus111.
Gymnopilus spectabilis112.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme113.
Helvella lacunosa114.
Hemimycena delictabilus115.
Hohenbuehelia petaloides116.
Hydnellum caeruleum117.
Hydnum repandum118.
Hydnum umbillicatum119.
Hygrocybe conica120.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca121.
Hygrophorus bakerensis122.
Hygrophorus chrysodon123.
Hygrophorus eburneus124.
Hygrophorus hypothejus125.
Hygrophorus pudorinus126.
Hygrophorus russocoriaceus127.
Hypholoma aurantia128.
Hypholoma fasciculare129.
Hypomyces chrysospermum130.
Hysterangium separabile131.
Inocybe albodisca132.
Inocybe fastigiata133.
Inocybe fuscodisca134.
Inocybe geophylla135.
Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina136.
Inocybe sororia137.
Inocybe sp.138.
1996 SFFF Species List
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Inonotus tomentosus139.
Jahnoporus hirtus140.
Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis141.
Laccaria laccata142.
Lacrymaria velutina143.
Lactarius alnicola144.
Lactarius deliciosus145.
Lactarius fragilis var. rubidus146.
Lactarius luculentus147.
Lactarius pallescens148.
Lactarius pubescens var. betula149.
Lactarius rubrilacteus150.
Lactarius rufulus151.
Lactarius xanthogalactus152.
Laetiporus sulphureus153.
Leccinum manzanitae154.
Leccinum scabrum155.
Leccinum sp.156.
Lentaria byssisseda157.
Lentinellus ursinus158.
Lenzites betulina159.
Lepiota americana160.
Lepiota atrodisca161.
Lepiota clypeolaria162.
Lepiota cristata163.
Lepiota flammeotincta164.
Lepiota fuscodisca165.
Lepiota naucina166.
Lepiota rubrotincta167.
Lepiota sp.168.
Leptonia parva169.
Leptonia sp.170.
Leucopaxillus albissimus171.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus172.
Lycogala epidendrum173.
Lycoperdon perlatum174.
Lycoperdon sp.175.
1996 SFFF Species List
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Lycoperdon umbrinum176.
Lyophyllum decastes group177.
Macrolepiota rachodes178.
Macrotyphula juncea179.
Marasmiellus candidus180.
Marasmius calhouniae181.
Marasmius plicatulus182.
Melanoleuca melaleuca183.
Morchella esculenta184.
Mucronella mucida185.
Mycena alcalina186.
Mycena capillaripes187.
Mycena elegantula188.
Mycena galericulata189.
Mycena hematopus190.
Mycena leptocephala191.
Mycena maculata192.
Mycena pura193.
Mycena purpureofusca194.
Mycena renatii195.
Mycena speirea196.
Naucoria vinicolor197.
Nidula niveotomentosa198.
Nolanea sp.199.
Omphalotus olivascens200.
Panus conchatus201.
Paxillus involutus202.
Phaeocollybia californica203.
Phaeocollybia fallax204.
Phaeocollybia olivacea205.
Phaeolus schweinitzii206.
Phellinus gilvus207.
Pholiota sp.208.
Pholiota velaglutinosa209.
Phyllotopsis nidulans210.
Pleurotus erngii211.
Pleurotus ostreatus212.
1996 SFFF Species List
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Pluteus cervinus213.
Pluteus longistriatus214.
Pluteus pellitus215.
Pluteus sp.216.
Polyporus badius217.
Polyporus elegans218.
Polyporus sp.219.
Polyporus tuberaster220.
Psathyrella candolleana221.
Psathyrella hydrophila222.
Psathyrella longistriata223.
Psathyrella sp.224.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum225.
Pseudoscyphallaria anthgaspis226.
Psilocybe cyanescens227.
Ramaria acrisiccescens228.
Ramaria botrytis229.
Ramaria conjunctipes230.
Ramaria desjardinii231.
Ramaria fennica var violaceabrunnea232.
Ramaria flavigelatinosa233.
Ramaria formosa234.
Ramaria ochraceovirens235.
Ramaria pusilla236.
Ramaria sandaracina237.
Ramaria stuntzii238.
Ramaria synaptopoda239.
Rhizopogon amyloidius240.
Rhizopogon ochraceorubens241.
Rhizopogon parksii242.
Rhizopogon sp.243.
Rimbachia bryophilum244.
Russula albonigra245.
Russula amoenolens246.
Russula brevipes247.
Russula brunneolus248.
Russula fragrantissima249.
1996 SFFF Species List
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Russula integra250.
Russula murrillii251.
Russula nigricans252.
Russula ochroleuca253.
Russula sanguinea254.
Russula sp.255.
Russula stuntzii256.
Russula xerampelina257.
Sarcodon scabrosum258.
Schizophyllum commune259.
Scleroderma sp.260.
Simocybe centunculus261.
Sparassis crispa262.
Stereum complicatum263.
Stereum hirsutum264.
Stereum sp.265.
Stropharia ambigua266.
Suillus caerulescens267.
Suillus fuscotomentosus268.
Suillus lakei269.
Suillus pungens270.
Suillus tomentosus271.
Tremella foliacea272.
Tremella mesenterica273.
Trichaptum abietina274.
Trichaptum pargamenum275.
Tricholoma flavovirens276.
Tricholoma focale277.
Tricholoma imbricatum278.
Tricholoma magnivelare279.
Tricholoma manzanitae280.
Tricholoma muricatum281.
Tricholoma myomyces282.
Tricholoma saponaceum283.
Tricholoma sejunctum284.
Tricholomopsis rutilans285.
Tubaria confragosa286.
1996 SFFF Species List
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Tubaria furfuracea287.
Tulostoma sp.288.
Tylopilus humilus289.
Tylopilus pseudoscaber290.
Tyromyces fragilis291.
Tyromyces sp.292.
Volvariella speciosa293.
Xeromphalina campanella294.
Xylaria hypoxylon295.
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1996 SFFF Species List
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Mycological Society of San Francisco
1996 Coyote Point Fungus Fair SpeciesListJanuary 21, 1996Identification by: Herb Saylor, Fred Stevens, Michael Wood, Bob Mackler
Agaricus bernardii1.
Agaricus bisporus2.
Agaricus diminutivus3.
Agaricus fuscovelatus4.
Agaricus hondensis5.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus6.
Agaricus semotus7.
Agaricus silvicola8.
Agaricus subrutilescens9.
Agaricus xanthodermus10.
Albatrellus sp.11.
Alboleptonia sericella12.
Aleuria aurantia13.
Aleuria rhenana14.
Amanita calyptrata15.
Amanita franchetii16.
Amanita gemmata17.
Amanita muscaria18.
Amanita pachycolea19.
Amanita pantherina20.
Amanita phalloides21.
Amanita vaginata22.
Armillariella mellea23.
Ascocoryne sarcoides24.
Astraeus hygrometricus25.
Bisporella citrina26.
1996 CPFF Species List
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Bolbitius vitellinus27.
Boletus aereus28.
Boletus amygdalinus29.
Boletus citriniporus30.
Boletus dryophilus31.
Boletus flaviporus32.
Boletus sp.33.
Boletus spadiceus34.
Boletus subtomentosus35.
Boletus zelleri36.
Bovista pila37.
Bulgaria inquinans38.
Cantharellus cibarius39.
Cantharellus tubaeformis40.
Cantharellus subalbidus41.
Caulorhiza umbonata42.
Chroogomphus rutilus43.
Clavaria vermicularis44.
Clavariadelphus pistillaris45.
Clitocybe nuda46.
Clitocybe nebularis47.
Clitocybe sp.48.
Collybia butyracea49.
Collybia dryophila50.
Collybia sp.51.
Coprinus comatus52.
Coprinus micaceus53.
Coprinus sp.54.
Cortinarius cinnamoneus55.
Cortinarius sp.56.
Cortinarius sp.57.
Craterellus cornucopioides58.
Crepidotus mollis59.
Crucibulum laeve60.
Cyathus olla61.
Cystoderma fallax62.
Dacrymyces palmatus63.
1996 CPFF Species List
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Daldinia grandis64.
Entoloma albolividum65.
Entoloma bloxami66.
Entoloma nidorosum67.
Entoloma rhodopolium68.
Entoloma sp69.
Exidia glandulosa70.
Fomitopsis cajanderi71.
Galerina autumnalis72.
Ganoderma applanatum73.
Gauteria graveolens74.
Geastrum fornicatum75.
Geastrum limbatum76.
Geastrum saccatum77.
Gloeophyllum sepiarium78.
Gomphidius glutinosus79.
Gomphidius oregonensis80.
Gymnopilus sapineus81.
Gymnopilus spectabilis82.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme83.
Hebeloma sinapizans84.
Hebeloma sp.85.
Helvella lacunosa86.
Hericium coralloides87.
Hericium erinaceus88.
Hohenbuehelia petaloides89.
Hydnellum caeruleum90.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca91.
Hygrophorus albicastaneus92.
Hygrophorus conicus93.
Hygrophorus eburneus94.
Hygrophorus psittacinus95.
Hygrophorus russocoriaceus96.
Hygrophorus sp.97.
Hypholoma aurantia98.
Hypholoma capnoides99.
Hypholoma fasciculare100.
1996 CPFF Species List
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Hypomyces sp.101.
Inocybe geophylla102.
Inocybe marginata103.
Inocybe pyriodora104.
Inocybe sororia105.
Inocybe sp.106.
Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis107.
Laccaria laccata108.
Lactarius alnicola109.
Lactarius deliciosus110.
Lactarius fragilis var. rubidus111.
Lactarius rubrilacteus112.
Lactarius sp.113.
Lactarius uvidus114.
Lactarius xanthogalactus115.
Leccinum manzanitae116.
Lentaria byssisseda117.
Lenzites betulina118.
Lepiota atrodisca119.
Lepiota clypeolaria120.
Lepiota cristata121.
Leptonia decolorans122.
Leptonia parva123.
Leptonia sp.124.
Leucopaxillus albissimus125.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus126.
Lycoperdon perlatum127.
Lycoperdon pyriforme128.
Lycoperdon umbrinum129.
Lyophyllum decastes130.
Macowanites sp.131.
Macrolepiota rhacodes132.
Macromphale arbuticula133.
Marasmius calhouniae134.
Marasmius plicatulus135.
Marasmius sp.136.
Melanoleuca sp.137.
1996 CPFF Species List
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Micotyphula sp.138.
Mniopetallum sp.139.
Mycena alcalina140.
Mycena aurantiomarginata141.
Mycena elegantula142.
Mycena hematopus143.
Mycena oregonense144.
Mycena pura145.
Mycena purpureofusca146.
Mycena sp.147.
Naucoria vinicolor148.
Nectria cinnabarina149.
Nolanea sericea150.
Nolanea sp.151.
Omphalotus olivascens152.
Otidea alutacea153.
Panellus serotinus154.
Paxillus panuoides155.
Peziza sp.156.
Peziza sylvestris157.
Peziza vesiculosa158.
Phaeocollybia californica159.
Phaeolus schweinitzii160.
Phellodon atratus161.
Pholiota sp.162.
Phyllotopsis nidulans163.
Pleurotus ostreatus164.
Pluteus cervinus165.
Pluteus flavofuligineus166.
Polyporus sp.167.
Polyporus squamosus168.
Psathyrella hydrophila169.
Psathyrella longipes170.
Psathyrella sp.171.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum172.
Ramaria araiospora var araiospora173.
Ramaria fennica var violaceabrunnea174.
1996 CPFF Species List
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Ramaria formosa175.
Ramaria ochraceovirens176.
Ramaria sp.177.
Ramaria stricta178.
Rhizopogon ochraceorubens179.
Russula albonigra180.
Russula brevipes181.
Russula queletii182.
Russula silvicola183.
Russula sp.184.
Sarcoscypha coccinea185.
Schizophyllum commune186.
Scleroderma sp.187.
Serpula lacrymans188.
Stereum hirsutum189.
Stereum sp.190.
Stropharia ambigua191.
Stropharia riparia192.
Suillus caerulescens193.
Suillus fuscotomentosus194.
Suillus lakei195.
Suillus pungens196.
Trametes versicolor197.
Tremella mesenterica198.
Trichaptum abietina199.
Tricholoma flavovirens200.
Tricholoma imbricatum201.
Tricholoma magnivelare202.
Tricholoma manzanitae203.
Tricholoma myomyces204.
Tricholoma pardinum205.
Tricholoma pessundatum206.
Tricholoma saponaceum207.
Tricholomopsis rutilans208.
Tubaria eucalyptorum209.
Tubaria sp.210.
Tulostoma sp.211.
1996 CPFF Species List
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Tylopilus indecisus212.
Tyromyces basilaris213.
Volvariella speciosa214.
Xeromphalina campanella215.
Xylaria hypoxylon216.
Copyright © 1995-1998 Michael Wood & the Mycological Society of San Francisco
1996 CPFF Species List
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Mycological Society of San Francisco
1996 Fungus Fair Species ListDecember 12, 1995Identification by: Herb Saylor, Fred Stevens, Michael Wood, Bob Mackler
Agaricus arorae1.
Agaricus arvensis2.
Agaricus augustus3.
Agaricus bernardii4.
Agaricus californicus5.
Agaricus campestris6.
Agaricus cupreo-brunneous7.
Agaricus diminutivus8.
Agaricus fuscovelatus9.
Agaricus hondensis10.
Agaricus praeclaresquamosus11.
Agaricus silvicola12.
Agaricus smithii13.
Agaricus subrutilescens14.
Agaricus xanthodermus15.
Albatrellus ellisii16.
Albatrellus hirtus17.
Albatrellus pes-caprae18.
Alboleptonia sericella19.
Aleuria aurantia20.
Alpova diplophloeus21.
Amanita calyptrata22.
Amanita francheti23.
Amanita gemmata24.
Amanita muscaria25.
Amanita pachycolea26.
Amanita pantherina27.
Amanita gemmata28.
1995 SFFF Species List
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Amanita phalloides29.
Amanita silvicola30.
Arcangellia desjardinii31.
Armillaria focale32.
Armillariella mellea33.
Bolbitius vitellinus34.
Boletus amygdalinus35.
Boletus appendiculatus36.
Boletus chrysenteron37.
Boletus citriniporus38.
Boletus edulis39.
Boletus erythropus40.
Boletus fibrillosus41.
Boletus flaviporus42.
Boletus mirabilis43.
Boletus pinicola44.
Boletus piperatus45.
Boletus rubripes46.
Boletus satanas47.
Boletus smithii48.
Boletus sp.49.
Boletus spadiceus50.
Boletus subtomentosus51.
Boletus zelleri52.
Bondarzewia montana53.
Bulgaria inquinans54.
Calvatia fumosa55.
Calvatia sp.56.
Cantharellus cibarius57.
Cantharellus infundibuliformis58.
Cantharellus subalbidus59.
Catathelasma imperialis60.
Caulorhiza umbonata61.
Chroogomphus rutilus62.
Chroogomphus vinicolor63.
Clathrus ruber64.
1995 SFFF Species List
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Clavariadelphus truncatus65.
Clavulina cristata66.
Clavulinopsis laeticolor67.
Clitocybe nuda68.
Clitocybe nebularis69.
Clitocybe sp.70.
Clitopilus prunulus71.
Collybia acervata72.
Collybia sp.73.
Coprinus comatus74.
Coprinus lagopus75.
Coprinus micaceus76.
Coprinus plicatilis77.
Coprinus sp.78.
Cortinarius balteatus79.
Cortinarius camphoratus80.
Cortinarius fragrans81.
Cortinarius glaucopus group82.
Cortinarius percomis83.
Cortinarius ponderosus84.
Cortinarius sp.85.
Cortinarius sp.86.
Cortinarius vibratilis87.
Craterellus cornucopioides88.
Crepidotus herbarum89.
Crepidotus mollis90.
Cyathus olla91.
Dacrymyces palmatus92.
Daldinia grandis93.
Dermocybe sanguinea94.
Dermocybe sp.95.
Entoloma bloxami96.
Entoloma rhodopolium97.
Exidia glandulosa98.
Fistulina hepatica99.
Flammulina velutipes100.
Fomitopsis cajanderi101.
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Fomitopsis pinicola102.
Ganoderma applanatum103.
Geastrum fornicatum104.
Geastrum saccatum105.
Gomphidius glutinosus106.
Gomphidius oregonensis107.
Gomphidius subroseus108.
Gomphus clavatus109.
Gomphus floccosus110.
Gymnopilus sapineus111.
Gymnopilus spectabilis112.
Hebeloma crustuliniforme113.
Hebeloma sinapizans114.
Helvella lacunosa115.
Helvella sp.116.
Hericium ramosum117.
Hohenbuehelia petaloides118.
Hydnellum aurantiacum119.
Hydnellum caeruleum (peckii)120.
Hydnellum zonatum121.
Hydnum repandum122.
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca123.
Hygrophorus hypothejus124.
Hypholoma aurantia125.
Hypholoma capnoides126.
Hypholoma fasciculare127.
Hypomyces sp.128.
Inocybe albodisca129.
Inocybe sororia130.
Inocybe sp.131.
Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis132.
Laccaria laccata133.
Lacrymaria velutina134.
Lactarius alnicola135.
Lactarius deliciosus136.
Lactarius fragilis var. rubidus137.
Lactarius pubescens var. betulae138.
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Lactarius rubrilacteus139.
Lactarius uvidus140.
Lactarius xanthogalactus141.
Laetiporus sulphureus142.
Leccinum manzanitae143.
Leccinum sp.144.
Lepiota cepaestipes145.
Lepiota flammeatincta146.
Lepiota naucina147.
Lepiota roseifolia148.
Lepiota rubrotincta149.
Lepiota sp.150.
Leptonia parva151.
Leucopaxillus albissimus152.
Leucopaxillus gentianeus153.
Lycoperdon perlatum154.
Lycoperdon sp.155.
Macrolepiota rhacodes156.
Macrotyphula juncea157.
Marasmiellus candidus158.
Marasmius calhouniae159.
Marasmius oreades160.
Marasmius plicatulus161.
Marasmius quercophilus162.
Marasmius sp.163.
Melanoleuca sp.164.
Morchella esculenta165.
Mycena acicula166.
Mycena capillaripes167.
Mycena hematopus168.
Mycena oregonense169.
Mycena purpureofusca170.
Mycena sp.171.
Nolanea sp.172.
Omphalotus olivascens173.
Panaeolus foenisecii174.
Paxillus involutus175.
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Peziza violacea176.
Phaeocollybia californica177.
Phaeocollybia olivacea178.
Phaeolus schweinitzii179.
Phallus ravenelii180.
Phellinus pini181.
Pholiota sp.182.
Pholiota terrestris183.
Pisolithus tinctorius184.
Pleurotus ostreatus185.
Pluteus cervinus186.
Polyporus elegans187.
Polyporus sp.188.
Psathyrella sp.189.
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum190.
Psilocybe cyanescens191.
Ramaria acrisiccescens192.
Ramaria botrytis193.
Ramaria conjunctipes194.
Ramaria fennica var violaceabrunnea195.
Ramaria flavigelatinosa196.
Ramaria formosa197.
Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora198.
Ramaria sandaracina199.
Ramaria synaptopoda200.
Rhizopogon ochraceorubens201.
Rhizopogon parksii202.
Rhizopogon sp.203.
Russula albonigra204.
Russula amoenolens205.
Russula brevipes206.
Russula brevipes var. acrior207.
Russula fragrantissima208.
Russula laurocerasi209.
Russula pectinatoides210.
Russula queletti211.
Russula sanguinea212.
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Russula sp.213.
Russula sp.214.
Russula xerampelina215.
Schizophyllum commune216.
Scleroderma sp.217.
Serpula sp.218.
Sparassis radicata219.
Stereum hirsutum220.
Stereum sanguinolentum221.
Stereum sp.222.
Strobilurus albipilatus223.
Strobilurus trullisatus224.
Stropharia ambigua225.
Suillus brevipes226.
Suillus caerulescens227.
Suillus fuscotomentosus228.
Suillus lakei229.
Suillus pungens230.
Suillus tomentosus231.
Suillus umbonatus232.
Trametes hirsutum233.
Trametes suaveolens234.
Trametes versicolor235.
Tricholoma flavovirens236.
Tricholoma imbricatum237.
Tricholoma magnivelare238.
Tricholoma myomyces239.
Tricholoma pardinum240.
Tricholoma saponaceum241.
Tricholomopsis rutilans242.
Tricholomopsis sp.243.
Truncocolumella citrina244.
Tubaria furfuracea245.
Tubaria sp.246.
Tuber melanosporum247.
Tylopilus pseudoscaber248.
Tyromyces caesius249.
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Tyromyces sp.250.
Volvariella speciosa251.
Xylaria hypoxylon252.
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Copyright © 2001 by Patrick Hamilton & the Mycological Society of San Francisco
MSSF Fungus Fair Recipes 2001 by "Mycochef" Patrick Hamilton
Matsutakes & Roasted Cauliflower in Coriander Cream
Serves: 4 – Preparation Time: 1:00
1 hd cauliflower, washed and shaken off to dry a bit 1 tbl extra virgin olive oil grey sea salt 2 ea shallots, medium – finely chopped 2 tbl olive oil 1/2 c matsutake – medium dice 1 tbl dry white wine 1/4 tsp coriander seed – ground, freshly 1/2 c heavy cream grey sea salt black pepper, fresh ground, to taste
preheat oven to 425
1. Cut cauliflower in 1" thick slabs. Toss gently with 1 tbl of the oliveoil and some of the salt. Roast for 20 minutes then turn and cook untilbrowning occurs (about 20 minutes more). Chop coarsely and set aside.
2. In a hot saute pan with (the other tbl) of olive oil put thematsutakes. Turn down heat and cook until tender (about 10 minutes).Add the wine and reduce au sec.
3. Add the cauliflower and coriander seeds and warm through untilfragrant (about 5 minutes). Add cream and heat until a bit thick. Seasonwith pepper and salt.
Very Serious Wild Mushroom Soup
Serving Size: 8 oz. – Serves 4 – Preparation Time: 00:45
2 tbl butter, unsalted 1 ea onion, yellow – large dice 1/3 tsp thyme 3/4 lb mushrooms, any good wild mix – chpd * see note
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4 oz dry white wine 8 oz vegetable or chicken stock 8 oz water 8 oz half and half 1/8 tsp nutmeg 1 1/2 tbsp brandy grey sea salt and black pepper
1. Saute onions with the thyme until translucent. Add mushroomsand cook 15 minutes (depends on moisture content–if high then dry sauteseparately before adding to the onions).
2. Over high heat add the wine and reduce 10 minutes. 3. Add stock and simmer 15 minutes more. 4. Over the same low heat add the half and half and simmer a few
minutes more. Add salt and pepper. 5. Just before service add brandy and nutmeg.
Porcini Risotto
Serves: 4 (12 oz servings) – Preparation Time:1:00
For the Mushrooms 2 tbsp butter 1 tbsp olive oil 1/2 c onion, yellow – finely diced 1/2 lb porcini mushrooms (or 1/2 c dry) – chopped small 2 tbsp Italian parsley – chopped 1 clove garlic – minced salt and pepper For the Rice 1 1/2 quart stock (mushroom, vegetable, chicken etc) 2 tbsp butter 1/3 c onion, white – finely diced 1 1/2 c Arborio rice 1/2 c white wine, dry 1/3 c cream 1/2 c Parmesan cheese – freshly grated 1/4 c Italian parsley – chopped
1. Cook onion with the butter over medium about 5 minutes. addmushrooms (if using dry–rehydrate first and use the soaking water as part
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of the stock), raise heat, cook until liquid is gone. Add parsley and garlicsalt and pepper. cook until most liquid is gone. Set aside.
2. Simmer the stock. cook onion in large pan with butter until soft.add rice, stir to coat, and cook for a few minutes. Add wine and simmeruntil it is gone. Add 1/3 of the stock, cover, cook bubbly until the stock isabsorbed. Begin to add the stock in increments less than the originalamount, stirring constantly until each addition is absorbed before addingthe next one. About 1/2 way through adding all the stock, add themushrooms. After the last addition, add the cream and parsley and stirvigorously. Adjust seasonings. add the cheese and serve.
Chef's hint for cooking ahead: Cook the risotto up to the last two additionsof stock (before the mushrooms, etc), spread out on sheet pans to cooland stop cooking. Refrigerate. Resume cooking by adding 1 extra cup ofstock per 4 servings
Frances Wilson, former chef at Lalime’s in Berkeley now divides her time between Chateau Routas in Provence and the Bay Area. She teaches cooking classes in a variety of locations. Visit her website at www.franceswilson.net for more information. Sautéed Caramel Candy Cap Pears with Candy
Cap Dentelles For the pears: 3 medium sized pears, Bartlett or Bosc 1 oz fresh candy caps or ¼ oz dried, reconstituted 6 tablespoon butter ½ cup sugar 1 cup cream 1/8 cup brandy (optional) For the whipped cream: 1 cup whipping cream candy caps reserved from pears sugar to taste
Peel pears and cut in half lengthwise. Remove the stem, and core. Melt the butter in a large sauté pan or skillet. Add the candy caps. Sauté for a couple of minutes and then add the pears. Cook the pears on each side until soft over a low heat. Keep covered with a lid to keep the steam in and to prevent the butter from burning. When the pears are soft, remove the lid and turn up the heat so that the pears brown.
Remove the pears to a serving dish. Put the candy caps in a small bowl and cover with the second cup of cream. Leave to steep.
Meanwhile, add the sugar to the juices and butter in the pan. Stir to dissolve the sugar over a medium heat. Turn up the heat and caramelize the sugar. When it is golden brown, stir in the cram slowly. Be careful as it is very hot and can splatter.
Add the brandy. Pour over pears in the serving dish.
Strain the cream from the candy caps. Whip to soft peak. Fold in the sugar.
Serve with candy cap whipped cream and candy cap dentelles.
Candy Cap Dentelles (Lace cookies)
2 tablespoon butter 2 tablespoon brown sugar 2 tablespoon granulated sugar 2 tablespoon orange juice 3 tablespoon flour ¼ teaspoon candy cap mushroom powder
Cream the butter and sugars together in a small bowl. Slowly add the orange juice. Blend in the flour and the candy cap powder Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 1 hour.
Preheat the oven to 400°. Divide the mixture into nine pieces. Spread out on a cookie tray lined with parchment or a silk pad. With wet fingers or palette knife, flatten as thinly as possible.
Bake for 4-5 minutes. Allow to sit for 1 –2 minutes and then remove from tray and shape. Allow to cool. Chanterelle and Bread Salad with Dandelion Greens, oven-dried figs and shaved Parmesan
2 tablespoons olive oil 1 clove garlic, minced 1# chanterelles, cleaned and cut in large pieces salt and pepper 3 salted anchovies
1 clove garlic, minced 1 ½ tablespoon sherry vinegar 1/3 cup good quality olive oil 3 cups of country Italian bread such as Pugilese, cut into ½” cubes 2 cups small dandelion greens, washed and torn into bite sized pieces 12 oven-dried figs* 1 tablespoon roughly chopped flat leafed parsley Parmesan cheese shavings
Heat the 2 tablespoons olive oil in a pan. Add the garlic and the mushrooms and cook over a medium heat until the mushrooms are soft. Season with salt and pepper. Place to one side to cool.
Mash the anchovies in a bowl with the garlic. Add the sherry vinegar and then whisk in the olive oil.
Place the bread cubes, dandelion leaves and the cooked chanterelles in a large bowl. Add the dressing and toss well. Season with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with parsley.
Serve topped with shaved Parmesan.
*Oven-dried figs: Cut fresh figs in half and place on baking sheet. Place in the oven at 200ºF for about an hour until they caramelize.
©Frances Wilson: www.franceswilson.net
Photos #1 (Miscellanea)Go to: Photo Index; Photos #2; Photos #3; Photos #4; Photos #5
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Norm Andresen and too manyBoletes
Mike Boom and too many Boletes
It's true! Being aPast President of theMSSF gives you abig head!
Lynn Morton and Big Mushroom
Big Boletes make big smiles(Patrick Hamilton)
Yutaka Wada, another happyBolete hunter
Camping (andeating) MSSF style!
Forays are fun! (BobErikson)
Some will goanywhere for amushroomphotograph! (MikeWood on a pile ofhorse manure)
Fred Stevensdemonstrates whatmake an Amanita anAmanita
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Larry Stickney leads a Land's Endforay (1984)
Herb Saylorlectures on theHypogeous fungi(Yuba Pass, 1986)
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A nice, sunny daycollecting morels
A cold, snowyevening aftercollecting morels
A half basket of morels isinfinitely better than an emptybasket! (Jane Wardzinska, 1984)
But not as good as two baskets ofmorels! (Lynn Morton)
Taylor F.Lockwood,fabulous fungalfotographer, withAgaricus augustus
Little Lady, BIG Bolete! (IrmaBrandt with Boletus edulis
Mike Wood photographsmushrooms
Fred Stevensphotographsmushrooms
Some even carrytheir own garden toforays!
But at least they bring backmushroom collections!
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Mike is upset atFred's attempt tosteal hisMarasmius.Samantha wonderswhy humans are sostrange.
Chester Laskowski collecting
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Click on the image for a larger photo.NAMA Foray,Colorado, 1997:Nathan Wilson, Dr.Roy Halling, Dr.Dennis Desjarin,Michael Wood
Dr. Dennis Desjardin IDs fungiat Patrick's Point
The family that foraystogether stays together(The Campbells at anMSSF picnic)
Did they pass theclass??? (HerbSaylor & NinaLysenko at SFSUYuba Pass springclass, 1986)
Hey look what I found!!! (err...Imean what David found.)(Debbie Viess and herhusband's Chanterelle haul)
Yuk! Do I reallyhave to study allthis fungus stuff!?!
Jane Wardzinska and largeGanoderma oregonense (YubaPass foray, 1999)
Mike Boom and largeGanoderma oregonense (YubaPass foray, 1999)
A cold day at theMSSF SummerPicnic 2000
How far below freezing does ithave to be to get Norm to wearlong pants? OR That beertastes better when its cold outhere! (Picnic 2000)
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Hey look at these big 'uns! (David &Jeanne with morels, MSSF SummerPicnic 2000)
Quick, cook 'embefore they getaway!
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Photos #4 (Fungus Fair, December 2000)Go to: Photo Index; Photos #1; Photos #2; Photos #3; Photos #5
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Larry Stickneyand SherryCarvajal workingthe Fungus Fairentry desk
David Bartolotta atthe membership desk
Fred Stevens atthe Agaricus table(where else?)
Jim Miller at the Amanita table
Louise and TobyFreedmanentertain andinstruct manychildren at theFungus Fairs withtheir art projects!
Leon Illnicki at thetoxicology table
Debbie Viess announcing thenext speaker
Robert Esposito AKA "RollerDude" announcing the next speaker
Mark Lockaby atthe ediblestable...it's a hardjob, but somebodyhas do it!
Mushrooms ondisplay...part of the300 species IDed forthis fair
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Taylor F. Lockwood and hisdisplay of exquisite fungalphotography...and wow! whata poster!
Ben Maleson comes all the wayfrom Boston to sell mushroomtrinkets!
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Photos #5 (Storrie Morel Foray, April 2001)Go to: Photo Index; Photos #1; Photos #2; Photos #3; Photos #4
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Rare flat area inthe Storrie burn(Lynn Morton)
Scouting on Fridayfor the Saturdayforay (JeannePorcini & DavidCampbell)
Geopyxiscarbonaria growsin the same habitatas burn morels
We are tooearly...the fewmorels found aresmall
Lynn Morton would beeven happier if morelswould show!
What NOT to wear on amushroom foray (a mushroomT-shirt worn by Mike Boom)
Stuck again...weoften encounterimpassable snowon the way tomorel sites
Digging out beforethe group turnsaround or foiled bysnow again!
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Now where do wego? (DavidCampbell, SteveWarner, NormAndresen)
Mike Boom up the hillfor morels
If you don't findmorels, findsomthing else(Jane Wardzinskawith Ramaria)
David Campbellponders the paucityof morels on thisforay
Snow Plants(Sarcodessanguinea) fruit atthe same time asmorels and aremycorrhizal withpines andRhizopogon
Leave the small onesto become bigones...don't be amorel molester!
Roughing it MSSFstyle...one of twokitchens set up forthe foray
Good food, goodconversation, andgood wine arealways part of agreat foray
It must bebreakfast...I seeorange juice, notwine! (TerriBeausejour andNorm Andresen)
Some of this shouldhave been tossedMANY forays ago!(Now who do youknow that wouldcarry cans likethese?)
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