ZUnit Posted September 26, 2024 Report Posted September 26, 2024 Found these cool looking furry mushrooms in a dried up creek bed today. Western Pennsylvania late September growing on decaying wood. They are light brown to tan and darker towards the center of the cap. The gills are white and completely enclosed when young. The entire mushrooms are furry looking and feeling. Currently doing a spore print. I really need to start learning and practicing proper mushroom terminology...
ZUnit Posted September 27, 2024 Author Report Posted September 27, 2024 Not really getting a garlic smell but I didn't smell when freshly picked. Pholiota Squarrosoides possibly or maybe Squarrosa?
JOHNY Posted September 27, 2024 Report Posted September 27, 2024 They look like a Pholiota of some sort. Maybe not P squarrosa. I have only found those circling the base of standing tree and often those trees are still alive.
Kevin Hoover Posted September 27, 2024 Report Posted September 27, 2024 I’d second the vote for Pholiota
bobby b Posted November 9, 2024 Report Posted November 9, 2024 Could be Leucopholiota, white spore print.
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