Tubaria furfuracea

Found 2/16/14 at West Lake Park in Lake Oswego

The spores are rusty brown.
The gills are adnate
The cap is umbilicate (depressed in the center)
The stipe is hollow
The spores are eliptical & smooth -- 6 to 7 by 4 to 5 microns

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The cap is Striated
and umbilicate
(a depressed center)
Younger specimens have scuffy scales on cap surface

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There are slight remnants of a veil on the top part of the stipe

There is mycelium on the bottom part of the stipe

Note that on the very small mushroom, the veil is evident

The spores are eliptical
The size is
6 to 7 by 4 to 5 microns

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Tubaria furfuracea

Found 2/16/14 at West Lake Park in Lake Oswego

The spores are rusty brown.
The gills are adnate
The cap is umbilicate (depressed in the center)
The stipe is hollow
The spores are eliptical & smooth -- 6 to 7 by 4 to 5 microns

---Scroll down for more pictures----

The cap is Striated
and umbilicate
(a depressed center)
Younger specimens have scuffy scales on cap surface

--Scroll Down for more pictures --

The gills are adnate

The spore print is rusty brown

The stipe has a hole in the center

There are slight remnants of a veil on the top part of the stipe

It was growing on wood chips

There is mycelium on the bottom part of the stipe

Note that on the very small mushroom, the veil is evident

The spores are eliptical
The size is
6 to 7 by 4 to 5 microns

Just for fun
A mosquito sampling this mushroom

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Tubaria furfuracea

Found 2/16/14 at West Lake Park in Lake Oswego The spores are rusty brown. The gills are adnate The cap is umbilicate (depressed in the center) The stipe is hollow The spores are eliptical & smooth -- 6 to 7 by 4 to 5 microns ---Scroll down for more pictures----

The cap is Striated and umbilicate (a depressed center) Younger specimens have scuffy scales on cap surface --Scroll Down for more pictures --

The gills are adnate

The spore print is rusty brown

The stipe has a hole in the center

There are slight remnants of a veil on the top part of the stipe

It was growing on wood chips

There is mycelium on the bottom part of the stipe Note that on the very small mushroom, the veil is evident

The spores are eliptical The size is 6 to 7 by 4 to 5 microns

Just for fun A mosquito sampling this mushroom

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Found 2/16/14 at West Lake Park in Lake Oswego

The spores are rusty brown.
The gills are adnate
The cap is umbilicate (depressed in the center)
The stipe is hollow
The spores are eliptical & smooth -- 6 to 7 by 4 to 5 microns

---Scroll down for more pictures----

The cap is Striated
and umbilicate
(a depressed center)
Younger specimens have scuffy scales on cap surface

--Scroll Down for more pictures --

There is mycelium on the bottom part of the stipe

Note that on the very small mushroom, the veil is evident

The spores are eliptical
The size is
6 to 7 by 4 to 5 microns

Just for fun
A mosquito sampling this mushroom

Do offer some comments: Message will go to Elmer
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