common mushroom genera in georgia - v1 · gills and spores stropharia rugosoannulata dark brown,...

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FALSE CHANTERELLE Omphalotus, Hygrophoropsis Teeth Shallow folds Pores Does it look like a traditional mushroom? Common Mushroom Genera in Georgia Hydnellum, Hydnum, Sarcodon, Auriscalpium What’s underneath? Texture? Soft and fleshy with a slimy cap Soft, fleshy with dark spots on stem Soft and fleshy, dry cap, having a smooth, spotted or netted stem Glandular dots? Boletus, Austroboletus, Boletellus, Chalciporus, Xerocomus, Gyroporus, Pulveroboletus, Tylopilus, Harrya Leccinum Suillus Boletus curtisii yellow/orange? Cantharellus cinnabarinus Flamingo pink Cantharellus White flesh Orange flesh Craterellus, Thelephora Brown or gray True Gills Is the stem fibrous and can be split lengthwise? Stem is brittle or crumbly There is no stem at all Lenzites, Crepidotus Gills produce a clear or colored liquid when injured? Lactarius Russula Stem is strongly fibrous Stem is soft and slightly fibrous Looks like a chanterelle but has true decurrent gills? Looks like a bolete but has true decurrent gills? Phylloporus rhodoxanthus GILLED BOLETE Omphalotus, Hygrophoropsis FALSE CHANTERELLE Imposter Checks What color are the spores? GREEN WHITE, CREAM or YELLOW GRAY, PURPLE, LIGHT BROWN to RUSTY PINK Sturdy with hardly any flesh in the cap Fleshy in the cap Laccaria, Mycena, Marasmius, Omphalina, Clitocybula, Rickenella, Gerronema, Xeromphalina Has BOTH a stem AND decurrent gills? No bulb, growing on wood? Macrocystidia Chlorophyllum molybdites Hygrocybe, Cuphophyllus, Gliophorus, Hygrophorus Tough with an elastic stem Soft with a slimy feel Mushroom shaped and on wood Hypsizygus, Lentinellus WAXY CAPS Clitocybe, Lentinus Bracket or trumpet shaped and on wood Panellus, Pleurotus, Lentinellus, Panus, Phyllotopsis Hygrocybe Rhodocollybia, Gymnopus, Dendrocollybia, Megacollybia, Lyophyllum, Hymenopellis Bulb or volva Amanita Free gills AND partial veil? LEPIOTOIDS Cystolepiota, Macrolepiota, Leucoagaricus, Leucocoprinus, Lepiota Attached gills, and scales Armillaria, Cystoderma, Tricholoma, Macrolepiota Is it slender, minor flesh content and cap <5 cm? Is the cap flimsy and delicate with little substance? Coprinus, Hypholoma, Psathyrella, Psilocybe, Panaeolus, Lacrymaria, Parasola Slimy cap and decurrent gills Dry cap Agaricus, Leratiomyces, Stropharia, Hypholoma Gomphidius Agrocybe, Conocybe, Galerina, Tubaria, Bolbitius, Simocybe, Flammulaster … Decurrent gills and purple spores Paxillus Bracket-like LBM’s Distinct stem Rusty brown spores Growing on wood? Crepidotus Pholiota, Gymnopilus Cortinarius, Agrocybe Inocybe, Hebeloma, Stropharia … Does it look like a bracket on wood? Texture? Tough, not woody, smooth or wrinkly surface Velvet, jelly-like texture Pliable, woody or leathery with pores Gill-like folds split down the middle Tough and woody having a smooth or wrinkly varnished surface with pores Spines or teeth Soft or leathery with true gills Schizophyllum Ganoderma, Fomes, Inonotus Trichaptum, Climacodon, Hericium Abortiporus, Albatrellus, Amylosporus, Bondarzewia, Boletopsis, Daedaleopsis, Grifola, Jahnoporus, Meripilus, Microporellus, Polyporoletus, Polyporus, Pycnoporus, Trametes Teeth Smooth Auricularia, Dacryopinax Pseudohydnum Shape? Vase with stem Coltricia Phallic Octopus tentacles Starfish Cap and Stem with teeth Gelatinous ball on a stick Spherical Phallus, Mutinus Pseudocolus Aleurodiscus Kretzschmaria, Peniophora, Phlebia, Podoscypha, Stereum, Thelephora, Xylobolus Hydnellum, Sarcodon Calostoma EARTHSTARS Geastrum, Astraeus Jelly mass Coral-like Morel-like Bowl or Cup-like Dark inside PUFFBALLS (white inside) Lycoperdon, Bovista, Calvatia, Arachnion, Handkea Scleroderma, Pisolithus Tremella, Exidia, Dacrymyces, Phaeotremella, Auricularia, Ductifera EARTHTONGUES Geoglossum BIRD’s NEST Cyathus, Crucibulum CUPS Aleuria, Peziza, Sarcoscypha, Humaria, Microstoma, Galiella, Sphaerosporella, Chlorociboria, Scutellinia, Bisporella, Wynnea, many others…. Soft and colored Cordyceps, Spathularia, Calocera SADDLES Helvella, Gyromitra, Verpa Hard and black Xylaria Soft and fragile Ramaria, Clavaria, Clavulina, Tremellodendron, Lentaria, Artomyces Cauliflower Sparrasis Morels Morchella CARBON BALLS Daldinia “Little Brown Mushrooms” Thick and pliable Pluteus Bare stem Volvariella Bulb or volva Lilac cap and notched gills Clitocybe BLEWIT Free gills Entoloma Adnate or decurrent gills Clitopilus Attached gills “Little Brown Mushrooms” Scales and inking cap Coprinus Black cap with scales Strobilomyces Wine color with purplish gills and spores Stropharia rugosoannulata DARK BROWN, PURPLE to BLACK On magnolia cones Strobilurus This guide will not tell you if a mushroom is edible, poisonous, or medicinal. Tough and on wood Polyporus v1.2

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Page 1: Common Mushroom Genera in Georgia - v1 · gills and spores Stropharia rugosoannulata DARK BROWN, PURPLE to BLACK On magnolia cones Strobilurus This guide will not tell you if a mushroom

FALSE CHANTERELLE

Omphalotus, Hygrophoropsis

Teeth

Shallow folds

Pores

Does it look like a traditional mushroom?Common Mushroom Genera in GeorgiaHydnellum,

Hydnum, Sarcodon,Auriscalpium

What’s underneath?

Texture?

Soft and fleshy with a slimy cap

Soft, fleshy with dark spots on stem

Soft and fleshy, dry cap, having a smooth, spotted or netted stem

Glandular dots?

Boletus, Austroboletus, Boletellus, Chalciporus, Xerocomus, Gyroporus,

Pulveroboletus, Tylopilus, Harrya

Leccinum

Suillus Boletus curtisii 

yellow/orange?

Cantharellus cinnabarinusFlamingo pink

CantharellusWhite flesh

Orange flesh Craterellus, Thelephora Brown or gray

True Gills

Is the stem fibrous and can be split lengthwise?

Stem is brittle or crumbly

There is no stem at all

Lenzites, Crepidotus

Gills produce a clear or colored liquid when injured?

Lactarius Russula

Stem is strongly fibrous

Stem is soft and slightly fibrous

Looks like a chanterelle but has true decurrent gills?

Looks like a bolete but has true decurrent

gills?Phylloporus rhodoxanthus

GILLED BOLETE

Omphalotus, Hygrophoropsis

FALSE CHANTERELLE

Imposter Checks

What color are the spores?

GREENWHITE, CREAM or YELLOW GRAY, PURPLE, LIGHT BROWN to RUSTYPINK

Sturdy with hardly any flesh in the cap

Fleshy in the cap

Laccaria, Mycena, Marasmius, Omphalina, Clitocybula, Rickenella,

Gerronema, XeromphalinaHas BOTH a stem

AND decurrent gills?

No bulb, growing on wood?

Macrocystidia

Chlorophyllum molybdites

Hygrocybe, Cuphophyllus, Gliophorus, Hygrophorus

Tough with an elastic stem

Soft with a slimy feel Mushroom shaped and on woodHypsizygus, Lentinellus

WAXY CAPS

Clitocybe, Lentinus

Bracket or trumpet shaped and on woodPanellus, Pleurotus, Lentinellus, Panus, Phyllotopsis

Hygrocybe

Rhodocollybia, Gymnopus, Dendrocollybia, Megacollybia, Lyophyllum, Hymenopellis

Bulb or volvaAmanita

Free gills AND partial veil?

LEPIOTOIDSCystolepiota, Macrolepiota,

Leucoagaricus, Leucocoprinus,

Lepiota

Attached gills, and scales

Armillaria, Cystoderma, Tricholoma,

Macrolepiota

Is it slender, minor flesh content and cap <5 cm?

Is the cap flimsy and delicate with little substance?

Coprinus,Hypholoma, Psathyrella, Psilocybe, Panaeolus, Lacrymaria,

Parasola

Slimy cap and decurrent gills

Dry capAgaricus,

Leratiomyces, Stropharia, Hypholoma

Gomphidius

Agrocybe, Conocybe, Galerina, Tubaria, Bolbitius, Simocybe, Flammulaster …

Decurrent gills and

purple sporesPaxillus

Bracket-like

LBM’sDistinct stem

Rusty brown spores

Growing on wood?Crepidotus

Pholiota, Gymnopilus Cortinarius, Agrocybe

Inocybe, Hebeloma, Stropharia …

Does it look like a bracket on wood?

Texture?

Tough, not woody, smooth or wrinkly surface

Velvet, jelly-like texture

Pliable, woody or leathery with pores

Gill-like folds split down the middle

Tough and woody having a smooth or wrinkly varnished surface with pores

Spines or teeth

Soft or leathery with

true gills

Schizophyllum

Ganoderma, Fomes, Inonotus

Trichaptum, Climacodon, Hericium

Abortiporus, Albatrellus, Amylosporus, Bondarzewia,

Boletopsis, Daedaleopsis, Grifola, Jahnoporus, Meripilus, Microporellus,

Polyporoletus, Polyporus, Pycnoporus, Trametes

TeethSmoothAuricularia, Dacryopinax Pseudohydnum

Shape?Vase with stemColtricia

Phallic

Octopus tentacles

Starfish

Cap and Stem with teeth

Gelatinous ball on a stick

Spherical

Phallus, Mutinus

Pseudocolus

Aleurodiscus Kretzschmaria, Peniophora, Phlebia,Podoscypha, Stereum, Thelephora, Xylobolus

Hydnellum, Sarcodon

Calostoma

EARTHSTARSGeastrum, Astraeus

Jelly mass

Coral-like

Morel-like

Bowl or Cup-like

Dark insidePUFFBALLS (white inside)

Lycoperdon, Bovista, Calvatia, Arachnion, Handkea

Scleroderma, Pisolithus

Tremella, Exidia, Dacrymyces, Phaeotremella, Auricularia,

Ductifera

EARTHTONGUESGeoglossum

BIRD’s NESTCyathus, Crucibulum

CUPSAleuria, Peziza, Sarcoscypha, Humaria, Microstoma, Galiella, Sphaerosporella,

Chlorociboria, Scutellinia, Bisporella, Wynnea, many others….

Soft and coloredCordyceps, Spathularia,

Calocera

SADDLESHelvella, Gyromitra,

Verpa

Hard and blackXylariaSoft and fragile

Ramaria, Clavaria, Clavulina, Tremellodendron,

Lentaria, Artomyces

CauliflowerSparrasis

MorelsMorchella

CARBON BALLSDaldinia

“Little Brown Mushrooms”Thick and pliable

PluteusBare stem

Volvariella

Bulb or volva

Lilac cap and notched gills

ClitocybeBLEWIT

Free gillsEntoloma

Adnate or decurrent

gillsClitopilus

Attached gills

“Little Brown Mushrooms” Scales and inking cap

Coprinus

Black cap with scalesStrobilomyces

Wine color with purplish gills and spores

Stropharia rugosoannulata

DARK BROWN, PURPLE to BLACK

On magnolia conesStrobilurus

This guide will not tell you if a mushroom is edible, poisonous, or medicinal.

Tough and on woodPolyporus

v1.2