L F P
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Found these by an old oak stump. Was wondering if they are honey mushrooms. Working on spore print now.
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I am adding some new photos of the same mushroom full grown. They have no real smell. The caps are still tacky but not as bad as the young ones.
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I found this under oaks though it may be some kind of Russula, but could not find it in my books. No sign of any type of latex. Any thoughts? I will get a spore print. No real distinctive smell just earthy mushroom.
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Maybe it is a Lactifluus piperatus species. What do you Think?
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This bolete (actually 2) has a light brown top, white pores firm and brown staining on pore surface when touching. Could it be Tylopilus rhodoconius? It was found I’m mixed woods pine and oak. Thanks Lance
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Hi, Dave, I don’t recall any distinctive smell. I did do a spore print, see photo. Looks like off white to cream. Thanks again Lance
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Hi, I found this today and do not have a clue. This mushroom had a very sticky cap. The last photos were taken after washing it. At that point it was super slick. What do you think?
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This mushroom growing in mixed woods mostly oak on the edge in a small clearing. I did taste it it did have a hot after bite or taste. I am including a spore print. Thanks for all of your inputs. Looks white to cream color.
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Some white latex coming out when cut. No real staining from the latex at least not yet. Thanks for any clues Lance
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The cap brick orange the pores are white maybe cream colored. When cut in half it stains from white to light brown. I know it is a bolete, just can’t put a name to it. Thanks Lance
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Thank you so much for your input.
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This is a first with me. This bolete has charcoal color pores and similar color top. It is firm and not old. Could this be Tylopilus griseocarneus thanks for your help Lance
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Found these in mainly pines trees. Small yellow top and pores thin stalk. Cap was tacky/sticky when picked. No staining no bitter taste. Thanks Lance