About 15 people spent the morning hunting for bargains err mushrooms in Hartwood acres. The weather was clear which meant a cool start but it warmed up nicely by lunchtime. Nothing was really in abundance but there was a good mixture of species found from small ascomycetes to larger mushrooms. Standouts were Cudoniella acicularis (Oak Pin), identified by Adam Haritan that had not been previously identified by the club and a solitary beautiful Parrot mushroom. Other species of note was Radulomyces copelandii (Asian beauty) an invasive species. There were a number of edible mushrooms brought to the table: Brick tops, Blewits and late fall oysters along with some other species that were past their prime. Finally quite a few crust and parchment mushrooms were brought in and identified.
Species identified by Sarah Banach, Adam Haritan, Richard Jacob Judy Mackenroth, John Plischke III and Jim Wasik. Species list entered by Richard Jacob.
List of species found on the walk at Black Friday walk at Hartwood Acres:
(Purple Jelly Drops), Ascocoryne sarcoides
(Yellow Fairy Cups), Bisporella citrina
(), Clitocybe subconnexa
(Blewit), Clitocybe nuda
(), Cudoniella acicularis
(Thick-maze Oak Polypore), Daedalea quercina
(Carbon Balls), Daldinia concentrica
(), Diatrype stigma
(Brown jelly roll), Exidia recisa
(), Galerina marginata
(Artist’s Conk), Ganoderma applanatum
(Parrot Mushroom), Gliophorus psittacinus
(), Gloeoporus dichrous
(), Hemitrichia serpula
(Bearded Tooth), Hericium erinaceus
(), Hydnochaete olivaceus
(Northern Brown Crust), Hymenochaete tabacina
(Brick top), Hypholoma lateritium
(Milk-white Toothed-Polypore), Irpex lacteus
(Resinous Polypore), Ischnoderma resinosum
(Chicken Mushroom; Sulphur Shelf), Laetiporus sulphureus
(), Lycogala terrestre
(Pear-shaped Puffball), Morganella pyriformis
(Coral Spot Fungus), Nectria cinnabarina
(Hexagonal-pored Polypore), Neofavolus alveolaris
(Late Fall Oyster), Panellus serotinus
(Giraffe spots), Peniophora albobadia
(), Phlebia radiata
(Mock Oyster), Phyllotopsis nidulans
(Asian beauty), Radulomyces copelandii
(Black Jelly Oyster), Resupinatus applicatus
(Split Gill), Schizophyllum commune
(), Schizopora paradoxa
(Reddish Eyelash Cup), Scutellinia scutellata
(), Scutellinia setosa
(Dry rot), Serpula lacrimans
(Crowded Parchment), Stereum complicatum
(False Turkey-tail), Stereum ostrea
(Lumpy bracket), Trametes gibbosa
(Turkey-tail), Trametes versicolor
(Jelly Leaf), Tremella foliacea
(Violet Toothed-Polypore), Trichaptum biforme
(Fringed Tubaria), Tubaria furfuracea
(Ceramic Parchment) Xylobolus frustulatus
Species not identified to species level:
Psathyrella sp.
Phellinus sp
Mycena sp.
Rather than using the species name Trametes elegans I have used Trametes gibbosa.
I identified Scutellinia setosa using a microscope looking at spores from the same location a couple of weeks ago but I forgot the specimen home to check but I presume that it is the same thing.
Wished I could of joined but had to work:(