The April edition of the "Spore Print", from the Puget Sound Mycological Society, has a front page article on the adaptation of an earlier name for this member...
Of course, mycological life is never as simple as that. It turns out that what we have here in California, and what has been called A. praeclaresquamosus, is...
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Apr 2, 2007 5:41 pm
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Ah... Spring, the time when mushroom hunters all over Northern California focus their lust toward local apple orchards, the freshly landscaped Ikea parking...
Well, I see that Georgia is covered up to the knees of its residents in giant morels. Rather amazing photos on Chris Matherly's morel collecting site. We're...
Dr. Rodham E. Tulloss
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Apr 3, 2007 9:54 pm
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Thanks for the reference, Rod. I believe that web address is: http://morelmushroomhunting.com/morelfinds.html The report, with amazing pictures, from April...
Do you have to join to see the photos? Denise ________________________________ From: BayAreaMushrooms@yahoogroups.com [mailto:BayAreaMushrooms@yahoogroups.com]...
I don't think so. I just went to the site in response to an email from Chris. Rod -- Rodham E. Tulloss, PhD P. O. Box 57 Roosevelt, NJ 08555-0057 USA ...
Dr. Rodham E. Tulloss
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Apr 3, 2007 10:37 pm
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Is "morel season" as exciting for you in the West as it is for us here in the Midwest? Probably a stupid question. It's a ritual out here. It's a movement. A...
Ok, after the discussions with Rodham last week about measuring spore size, I had some ideas about how to sample many spores for ave size at one time. One of...
... I'm thinking...NOT, at least within our amateur group! Damn Dude, you are amazing! You lost me on the math, but I admire your pluck, and willingness to...
I don't know why all of you are so excited about Morels. I have 30 Clathrus ruber in my yard here in Yuba City! Many have hatched already. This is awesome! ...
In recent years, there has been much said about the role of salvage operations after forest fires on mushroom lists. A long term study has determined that...
Yeah, this is taking a little more work, but I thought the proof of concept photos might interest people. But the scattering off spheres is well understood, so...
Douglas, Once you've gone through the rough and ready and refined your process, you could try a hyaline, colorless, thin-walled, subspherical spore. One of the...
Dr. Rodham E. Tulloss
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Apr 4, 2007 7:56 pm
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... Yeah, I should test things on a more spherical source and see how that goes. It was good enough this first try to just see if you could see an...
I have posted three pictures in an album: Santa Cruz Estate Morels http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/BayAreaMushrooms/photos/browse/fd47 These are Santa Cruz...
I have been seeing this pretty little bolete at Huckleberry Preserve in the East Bay for the past couple of months, and misidentifying it as flaviporus. ...
...and the name of the mushroom is...Boletus amyloideus. Check out the photos at: http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/BayAreaMushrooms/photos/browse/af45 Sorry...
You should post this to Mushroom Observer (.org), I see that there isn't an observation or photo of this one at the site yet. Douglas ... -- ... Douglas A....
If you’re looking for a way to improve your mushroom identification skills, there’s an excellent opportunity coming up soon. This introduction to Spring...
Just wanted to mention that I did see Amanita velosa in the San Diego area last week. It was in a Live Oak grove in Rancho Bernardo/Poway (the suburbs to the...
Hi, don't ever think you are not allergic to poison oak! I always thought so too. I forayed in the San Diego area on March 4th. My mushroom club San Diego...
Hi Dimitar: Wait a minute. Are you *sure* you saw "A. phalloides" in Rancho Bernardo/Poway? There are reliable reports of A. phalloides fruiting (with some...
Hi Steven, here is the picture of the "abundant" Amanitas -- the picture is not perfect, but to me this is A. phalloides. The older sporocarps also smelled...
Are you sure it was poison oak? In Southern California you also have Poodle Dog Bush (Turricula parryi) which produces the type of symptoms you've described. ...
Based on your photo, Dimi, I would also have to say that it was ocreata that you saw. A white amanita with a bulbous base, and a saccate volva, often tan in...
Thank you all for your replies. It was definitely poison oak, most of them still dormant. And I waded right through! Because I won't get it! ;-) The funny...
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