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mattSH

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  1. Updated Inventory: Boletinellus merulioides Phylloporus boletinoides Boletus oliveisporus Armillaria tabescens Suillus decipiens Sarcodon sp. Mutinus elegans Geastrum saccatum Trametes versicolor
  2. Updated Inventory: Boletinellus merulioides Phylloporus boletinoides Boletus oliveisporus Armillaria tabescens Suillus decipiens Sarcodon sp. Mutinus elegans
  3. Thanks SVS for the two spore prints! Donation has been made. Updated Inventory: Boletinellus merulioides Phylloporus boletinoides Boletus oliveisporus Armillaria tabescens Suillus decipiens Sarcodon sp.
  4. Updated Inventory: Boletinellus merulioides Phylloporus boletinoides Boletus oliveisporus Armillaria tabescens
  5. Ringless Honey is Armillaria tabescens? Edible? Seems like mixed feelings online about edibility.
  6. Receiving another spore print from SVS and donating $5 to the board. Thank you! Updated inventory: Boletinellus merulioides Phylloporus boletinoides Boletus oliveisporus
  7. I have never seen anything like that.. That is one wild looking mushroom.
  8. Found this in the yard today at the base of a large (Hackberry?) tree. Waiting on a spore print now.
  9. It does look like some kind of wounds from a beetle or other insect but the - debris or frass (I had to look frass up and see what that was) looks like granules / almost like sugar granules. Didn't know if it might be a defensive compound released by the mushroom.
  10. These were growing on some dead/dying trees. One tree that is completely dead looks like the mushrooms have started dying off as well. Thank you for any help.
  11. Sorry for the second picture of the underside but it was so close to the ground I couldn't get the angle. It looks like it's growing out of a landscaping block but it's coming from the underside and is close to a dead rosebud tree. Thanks for any help.
  12. We just received our first spore print. I'm not sure if the person wants to be named so I am just going to say thank you and update the inventory. The person that sent the spore print wanted the full $5 dollars to go to the wildmushroomhunting board. Updated Inventory: Boletinellus merulioides Phylloporus boletinoides Thanks again!
  13. Thanks Dave. That would be great if you can get us some spore material. Our address is: Salomon's House 200 East Spring St Lebanon, TN 37087 Sorry I don't think I was clear on our screening. We screen them as a mycelial culture in liquid media and therefore don't need to grow the mushroom again. I've been trying to grow a few back just for fun but for our screening it isn't necessary.
  14. Hi Dave, Can the dehydrated material be brought back on/in media? If I can get mycelial growth going again then it would work. Our testing involves stressing the live cultures and seeing how the metabolic profile changes from the unstressed. The spores are just easy for storage - I usually use a little for starting a culture and then put the rest in cyro media to store in a -80. I'm not particular on the type of mushroom but diversity would be good. When we started with plants, we first tried to find a representative of each order (that's a number I can get my head around), then each family and just deeper from there. At this point though my collection of mushroom species is almost nothing so anything would be adding diversity.
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