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Cantharocybe gruberi This one presented a challenge
with the identification initially -- spores smooth, inamyloid; large, oblong,
11-17 x 8-10 µ,. Taste and odor
distinctly farinaceous. Rare & Interesting
Cantharocybe gruberi This one presented a challenge
with the identification initially -- spores smooth, inamyloid; large, oblong,
11-17 x 8-10 µ,. Taste and odor
distinctly farinaceous.
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 Photo/Collection: Tony & Susie M. (Southern Vancouver Island) |
| Tubaria punicea (formerly Naucoria vinicolor) Growing on the bark of Arbutus, this gorgeous little mushroom has the notoriety of being a rare species. | |