Mar 21, 2019 · Sulfur tuft or capnoides? ezrafreeman: 1,927: 2 : 05/09/13 08:00 AM by Blue-FunGuy: Poison Sulfur Tufts: GGreatOne234: 2,759: 7 : 09/20/01 01:19 PM by GGreatOne234: DANGEROUS Mushrooms every picker should know - and what you might think they are: Magic Badger: 921: 15 : 11/03/18 11:20 PM by Magic Badger: ID - Northern Tasmania - Sulfur Tuft ...

Oct 16, 2010 · Doesn't look close at all to sulfur tuft. The color on sulfur tuft is really distinct yellowish. Here's an example in a pic i took: They definitely look like Hypholomas. There are other species in the genus too that can look similar. The color on my monitor isn't accurate, so I can't be sure there.. but the way they look is close to the ones I ...

Sep 16, 2001 · Sulfur Tuft Naematoloma fasciculare -Poisonous- Widely distributed in North America. -Reported to have caused deaths in Europe. In North America some people have gotten sick from eating them, but

Sep 27, 2014 · Quote: Blue-FunGuy said: Looks like you may have found 3 different sp. of Hypholoma. Just going by a couple of my rules while hunting these guys.

May 9, 2013 · Hey all, found a bunch of these growing in central Virginia, USA. Conditions: day after heavy rains, growing in an old log splitting yard with lots of wood debris spread around (hardwood & pine)

Hypholoma fasciculare - "Sulfur Tuft" Hypholoma sublateritium - "Brick Tops" Genus Inocybe. Inocybe sororia - Poisonous Genus Laccaria. Laccaria amethystina - "Amethyst Laccaria" - Edible Laccaria laccata - Edible Genus Lactarius. Lactarius deliciosus - Edible, Choice Lactarius rubritinctus - Edible, Choice Lactarius uvidus - Poisonous

Aug 1, 2003 · "Sulfur Tuft" - Hypholoma fasciculare This mushroom has a green sheen on greenish yellow to olvie-brown gills. "Blue-green Slime-head" Stropharia cyanea ?? The convex greasy cap is blue-green; The stem is blue-green with off-white flesh "Green and Pink Fibre-cap" Inocybe haemacta Grey or greenish-brown cap. Greenish grey stem.

May 17, 2006 · Which basically consisted of chucking a few handfuls here and there, and letting nature do the rest. not the best looking specimen, but it's nice to know they are out. saw around twelve species total. spring agrocybe, coprinus, peziza, sulfur tuft, pysthrella. to name a few. Also saw a bunch of this: pycnoporus cinnabarinus have a good day everyone

Nov 4, 2013 · Title says it all really: what are the effects of frost on P. cyanescens and other species? I left quite a few growing outside as they are still small, I was going to wait untill they were bigger

Jan 21, 2018 · Sulfur tuft (fluorescent!) http ... cyanescens.html I used DNA sequencing to uncover several new bay area ...