Hygrophoraceae of Lower Puget Sound
North American Mycoflora Project
Waxcap mushrooms are an often colorful but confusing group within Hygrophoraceae. Hopefully, DNA sequencing through the MP will help unravel some of the confusion between species that look very similar morphologically but have distinctly different DNA results. This Project will look at the group from lower Puget Sound and compare them to other West Coast mushrooms, fungi from this group from Eastern North America - and Europe.
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Members
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Records
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Owner
Steve Ness
Reports
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Record Title
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Data Connections
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305807 - Hygrocybe flavescens group
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US -
306872 - Hygrocybe coccinea
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US -
308393 - Hygrocybe coccinea
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US -
308871 - Hygrocybe aurantiosplendens
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US -
311173 - Chrysomphalina aurantiaca
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US -
320161 - Hygrocybe insipida
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US -
320162 - Gliophorus laetus
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US -
320164 - Humidicutis marginata var. olivacea
MO Observations
Steve M T V I SMason County - Shelton - WA - US -
320749 - Hygrocybe cantharellus
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US -
329458 - Hygrocybe cantharellus
MO Observations
Steve M T V I S
Mason County - Shelton - WA - US