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Introduction 

Fungus Fair!! 4-5 December 2004 

Mycological 

Society of 

San 

Francisco 

Welcome to the home page of the Mycological Society of San 

Francisco, North America's largest local amateur mycological 

association. This page was created by and is maintained by Michael 

Wood, publisher of MykoWeb. 

The Mycological Society of San Francisco is a non-profit corporation 

formed in 1950 to promote the study and exchange of information 

about mushrooms. 

Most of our members are amateurs who are interested in mushrooms 

for a variety of reasons: cooking, cultivating, experiencing the 

out-of-doors, and learning to properly identify mushrooms. Other 

members are professional mycologists who participate in our 

activities and may serve as teachers or advisors. 

Dr. Dennis E. Desjardin is the scientific advisor for the Mycological 

Society of San Francisco. He is professor of biology at San Francisco 

State University and director of the Harry D. Thiers Herbarium. Dr. 

Desjardin was the recipient of the Alexopoulos Prize for outstanding 

research and the W. H. Weston Award for Excellence in Teaching 

from the Mycological Society of America. 

Our active membership extends throughout the San Francisco Bay 

Area and into many other communities in Northern California and 

beyond. 

To join the MSSF, please see the membership page. To renew your 

MSSF membership, see the renewal page. For information on how to


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contact the MSSF, please visit our contact page. For more general 

information, visit the about page. 

The MSSF is a North American Mycological Association affiliated 

club. If you are interested in other mushroom clubs in North America, 

visit the North American Mycological Societies page. 

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including photos and descriptions of the 

The Fungi of California 

Copyright © 1995-2004 Michael Wood 

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This site online since 10 October 1995 

Last revision: 27 April 2004


Introduction 

Fungus Fair!! 4-5 December 2004 


Society of 

San 


Welcome to the home page of the Mycological Society of San Francisco, North 

America's largest local amateur mycological association. This page was created by and 

is maintained by Michael Wood, publisher of MykoWeb. 

The Mycological Society of San Francisco is a non-profit corporation formed in 1950 to 

promote the study and exchange of information about mushrooms. 

Most of our members are amateurs who are interested in mushrooms for a variety of 

reasons: cooking, cultivating, experiencing the out-of-doors, and learning to properly 

identify mushrooms. Other members are professional mycologists who participate in 

our activities and may serve as teachers or advisors. 

Dr. Dennis E. Desjardin is the scientific advisor for the Mycological Society of San 

Francisco. He is professor of biology at San Francisco State University and director of 

the Harry D. Thiers Herbarium. Dr. Desjardin was the recipient of the Alexopoulos 

Prize for outstanding research and the W. H. Weston Award for Excellence in Teaching 

from the Mycological Society of America. 

Our active membership extends throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and into many 

other communities in Northern California and beyond. 

To join the MSSF, please see the membership page. To renew your MSSF membership, 

see the renewal page. For information on how to contact the MSSF, please visit our 

contact page. For more general information, visit the about page. 

The MSSF is a North American Mycological Association affiliated club. If you are 

interested in other mushroom clubs in North America, visit the North American 

Mycological Societies page. 

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| Contact | Join | Calendar | Meetings | Mycena News | Fungus Fairs | 

| Other Activities | Photos | History | Web Sites | Members Only! | 

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including photos and descriptions of the 


Copyright © 1995-2004 Michael Wood 

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This site online since 10 October 1995 

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Membership Application 

Send general questions to MSSF President Mark Lockaby 

Mycena News submissions to Mark Lockaby 

Membership questions to Jane Collier 

Fungus Fair questions to Dan Long 

Web site comments to webmaster Michael Wood 

Contact information for the current MSSF Council is in the members only area 

For current info on events, call the MSSF phone: 415-759-0495 

Or visit the on-line calendar 

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Join MSSF 

Join the MSSF! 

The MSSF has four membership catagories: 

● Adult/Family $25.00 

● Senior (65 and over) $20.00 

● Full-time Student $20.00 

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Electronic $15.00 

❍ Electronic memberships do NOT receive the mailed Mycena News or the 

annual Roster. These are available to all members on-line. 

You may join the MSSF at a meeting, with a mail-in application, or with a credit card 

via PayPal. 

Current MSSF members should go to the renewal page to renew their membership. 

To join the Mycological Society of San Francisco via mail, print and fill out the 

membership application and send the application with a check (payable to MSSF) for 

the correct amount to: 

❍ MSSF c/o Jane Collier 

❍ Randall Museum 

❍ 199 Museum Way 

❍ San Francisco, CA 94114 

To join using a credit card, choose the appropriate catagory: 

Adult/Family Membership 

Senior Membership 

Student Membership 

Electronic Membership 

Members receive full privleges in the society, including a subscription to the MSSF 

newsletter, Mycena News, from September to May. 

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About the MSSF 


The Mycological Society of San Francisco was founded in 1950 to promote the 

understanding and enjoyment of fungi. Our mission has since expanded to preserve 

mycological habitats and to promote and maintain the rights of the general public to 

collect mushrooms for study and recreational purposes on public lands. Our expert 

taxonomists often consult with open space management agencies to identify the fungi 

which are found on these lands. 

The MSSF hosts a myriad of activities throughout the year. Our general meetings are 

held on the third Tuesday of each month from September through May (the locally 

active mushroom season) at the Josephine Randall Junior Museum in San Francisco. 

Each general meeting begins with mushroom identification, book sales, and cultivation 

activities, then features a guest speaker on a selected mycological topic. Our adjunct 

culinary group meets once a month to explore and share the culinary possibilities of 

wild mushrooms. Throughout the year we teach and sponsor classes in mushroom 

identification, cultivation, the basics of mycology, microscopy, cooking, etc. Each 

December, the MSSF creates an extensive Fungus Fair, where we collect, identify and 

display hundreds of mushroom species from throughout the Bay Area and points north 

and south. 

At the heart of MSSF activities are forays for identification and collection of 

mushrooms. Throughout the year we offer numerous camping forays and single-day 

mushroom walks. On occasion we conduct weekend mycological retreats with forays, 

culinary fare, identification, workshops, talks and slide presentations. 

The MSSF is also active in promoting mycological education and research. Our 

members assist with academic research projects, we maintain a species database and an 

extensive mycological library, and we sponsor annual scholarships for leading students 

of mycology. We also provide toxicology and identification expertise to the California 

Poison Control System and help with the identification of mushrooms in cases of 

suspected poisoning. 

MSSF members are invited to join our lively and informative members-only email 

discussion group, where organizational announcements and events are posted, and 

where much information on mycological topics is exchanged. 

The MSSF is run through the volunteer efforts of four elected officers, four elected 

councilors, numerous committee chairpersons, and the general membership. Council 

meetings are conducted on the second Tuesday of each month from September through 

May, and are open to the general membership. Our Scientific Advisor is Dr. Dennis 

Desjardin, Professor of Mycology at San Francisco State University and the curator of 

the Thiers Herbarium. 

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MSSF: Calendar 

Calendar 

Friday-Sunday, April 30-May 2, Annual San Jose Family Camp Foray: Come for a 

fun and carefree weekend where lodging and meals are provided. Stay in tent cabins 

with electric lights and where nearby bathrooms have hot water and showers. Enjoy 

hunting morel in its natural environment and you may even find spring boletes. Cost for 

the weekend for members is $95, for nonmembers, $115 and $55 for children. Leaders: 

Mark Lockaby and Tina and Thomas Keller.For reservation and information, contact 

Tom Sasaki, Foray Coordinator (415-776-0791 or email sasakitom@aol.com). 

Monday, May 3: Culinary Group’s Monthly Dinner: 7:00 PM. Meeting and dinner 

at the Library of the Hall of Flowers in Golden Gate Park, in San Francisco. For 

reservations or information, please contact Jeanne Campbell at (415 457- 7662 or send 

email to: yogidog@comcast.net) 

Saturday, May 8: Morel Foray at Undisclosed Area: Norm Andresen, David and 

Jeanne Campbell will lead a foray to a destination undetermined at publication time. 

Please contact leaders a week or two before foray date: Norm Andresen at 

(510-278-8998 or send email to: n.andresen@comcast.net) or David and Jeanne 

Campbell (415-457-7662 or email to: yogidog@comcast.net) 

Tuesday, May 18, MSSF General Meeting: Doors open and mushroom ID at 7:00 pm. 

The speaker at 8:00 pm. will be Dr. Tom Bruns on "Observations on the Natural History 

of Ectomycorrhizal Fungi". 

6-11 June 2004: Spring Fungi of the Sierra Nevada: Week long course by Dr. Dennis 

Desjardin at the San Francisco State University Sierra Nevada Field Campus. 

Information here. More information and registration here. 

Saturday, June 19: Mushrooms in Your Garden: Crissy Field Center. For 

description and registration info visit the Crissy Field Center. 

Sunday, August 15: Mushroom Garden Workday: Presidio Community Gardens. 

Contact Ken Litchfield at 415-863-7618 or klitchfield@randallmuseum.org. 

For the most current information on Society events, call the MSSF phone: 

415-759-0495. The recording is updated when there are changes. 

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MSSF: Monthly Meetings 

Monthly Meetings 

On the third Tuesday of each month from September thru May, the Mycological Society 

of San Francisco has a General Meeting. The highlight of each meeting is a speaker 

with slides on some aspect of mycology and mushrooming: ecology, taxonomy, 

myophagy, sociology, etc. Before each meeting members bring collections which are 

put on display and identified. Refreshments are served after the meeting. Doors open 

and identification starts at 7 pm and the meeting starts at 8 pm. (The December meeting 

is usually replaced by a dinner at a different location.) 

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Tuesday, September 16, 2003 

Tuesday, October 21, 2003 

Tuesday, November 18, 2003 

Tuesday, January 20, 2004 

Tuesday, February 17, 2004 

Tuesday, March 16, 2004 

Tuesday, April 20, 2004 

Tuesday, May 18, 2004 

See the calendar for details. 

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MSSF: Mycena News 

Mycena News 

The Mycena News is the newsletter of the Mycological Society of San Francisco. It is 

published from September through May. The Mycena News is full of articles about 

hunting mushrooms, eating mushrooms, and just about anything else you can think to 

do with mushrooms! You will also find reports on our activities and our current 

calendar of activities. 

Beginning with September, 1997, each issue of the Mycena News will be available here 

in the Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF). To keep the PDF file size 

"reasonable", some issues do not have all of the images that were included in the hard 

copy version of the Mycena News that is mailed to MSSF members. If you need the free 

Acrobat PDF reader, click on the "Get Acrobat" icon: 

The newest issue of the Mycena News is only available to members. 

The Monthly Mycena News 

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December, 2001 (Full graphics - 300 KB) 

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A Chemist Smells Mushrooms by Darvin DeShazer (December, 1995) 

Bay Area Shocked by Amanita phalloides Poisonings by Bill Freedman (March, 

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Final Report on Recent Amanita phalloides Poisonings by Bill Freedman (April, 

1996) 

Foraying on the World Wide Web by Michael Wood (April,1996) 

Fired with Enthusiasum for Fungi! by Anna Moore (May, 1996) 

The Forager by Bob Gorman 

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MSSF Fungus Fairs 

Fungus Fairs 

2004 Fungus Fair -- 4 & 5 December! 

Each year the Mycological Society of San Francisco hosts one or two mushroom shows 

(traditionally called 'fungus fairs'). At the show you will see hundreds of species of 

fungi on display along with exhibits on ecology, mycophagy, toxicology, and 

cultivation. Bring your collections to our identification table for a free ID! 

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1998 San Francisco Fungus Fair Species List lost by Wade Leschyn 


1997 Coyote Point Fungus Fair Species List 


1996 Coyote Point Fungus Fair Species List 


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Wild About Mushrooms 

Illustrations by Teeda LoCodo 

Table of Contents | Online Edition Preface | New Introduction 

Scientific Advisors: 

Harry Thiers, Ph.D. & Fred Stevens, Ph.D. 

Wild About Mushrooms 

The Cookbook of the Mycological Society of 

San Francisco 

By Louise Freedman 

with William Freedman 

We dedicate this book to Charles Sharp, 

1910-1984, the editor of Kitchen Magic with 

Mushrooms. The Mycological Society of San 

Francisco is grateful to Charles for enhancing 

our awareness and appreciation of the finer 

culinary aspects of mushrooms. 

Copyright © 1987, 2000 by Louise Freedman and the Mycological Society of San Francisco 

Illustrations © 1987, 2000 by Teeda LoCodo 

Additional content for the online edition © 2000 by Michael Wood and Michael Boom 

A MykoWeb and MSSF Page 

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MSSF Recipes 

MSSF Recipes 

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Recipes from the Chefs at the December, 2001 Fungus Fair held at the Oakland 

Museum: 

❍ Patrick Hamilton 

❍ Frances Wilson 

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MSSF: Photo Index 

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Photos #1 (Miscellanea) 



Photos #4 (Fungus Fair, December 2000) 

Photos #5 (Storrie Morel Foray, April 2001) 

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MSSF History 

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Fungus Fair Posters from 1971-2002 (52 fairs! -- 55 posters!) 

More comming! 

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MSSF: Other Activities 

Other Activities 

Please check the calendar for current activities. 

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Field trips and forays are lead by more experienced members to various locations 

in the Bay Area and around Northern California, and offer opportunities to learn 

more about mushrooms, to safely collect and eat mushrooms, and to enjoy good 

company. 

Culinary Group 

Our culinary group holds monthly dinner meetings in which participants join in 

the planning and preparation of gourmet meals, with an attempt to feature dishes 

which highlight wild mushrooms. 

Study Groups 

Learn more about the world of the fungi at the study group that meets before the 

general meeting. 

Cultivation Classes 

Participate in an active group learning to grow wild mushrooms for home use and 

study. 

Library 

Our library contains a comprehensive collection of mycological books and 

journals which are available to members for home study, and a few rare books 

which are reserved for reference purposes. 

Books 

Books on all aspects of the world of mycology are available for purchase at 

monthly meetings and fungus fairs at a discount price. 

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Mushroom Web Pages 

Mushroom Related Web Pages by MSSF 

Members 

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Michael Wood and Fred Stevens: The Fungi of California 

Boleslaw Kuznik: Hunting for Mushrooms 

Taylor F. Lockwood: Treasures from the Kingdom of Fungi 

Dorothy Beebee: Mushrooms for Color, Polypores for Paper 

Nathan Wilson: Nathan's Fungi Page 

Ari Kornfeld: Natural Perspective 

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Tom Bruns: The Bruns Lab 

For links to hundreds of mushroom related web pages, see the MykoWeb Links page. 

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MykoWeb: Mushrooms, Fungi, Mycology 

California Fungi 

California Boletes 

What's New! 

Fungus Photos 

Mushroom Articles 

Mushroom Clubs 

Mushroom Events 

Mushroom Recipes 

Systematics 

Links 

Bookstore 

Miscellanea 

MykoCD 

MSSF 

NAMA 

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Michael Wood 

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Mushrooms 

Fungi 

Mycology 

Welcome to MykoWeb, WWW pages devoted to the science of 

mycology (the study of the fungi) and the hobby of mushrooming 

(the pursuit of mushrooms). It is a production of Michael Wood, a 

past president of the Mycological Society of San Francisco. 

MykoWeb was started in the fall of 1995 and since then has garnered 

several web Awards. 

The biggest attraction at MykoWeb is The Fungi of California, an 

expanded version of the former "Fungi of the San Francisco Bay 

Area". The Fungi of California contains photographs and 

descriptions of over 400 species of fungi found in California (with 

over 1600 total photographs). Included are links to other online 

descriptions and photos of the species treated plus references to 

common field guides. Also included is a Glossary of mycological 

terms and a Bibliography of useful mycological references. The 

Fungi of California is a joint project of Michael Wood and Fred 

Stevens. 

MykoWeb has republished two books that are mycological treasures, 

but long out of print in book form. The first appears here as The 

Boletes of California. This is an online reprint of California 

Mushrooms: A Field Guide to the Boletes by Dr. Harry D. Thiers. 

Here you will find keys and descriptions of the 85 species and 

varieties of Boletes known from California when the book was 

published in 1975. The Boletes of California was done with the 

permission of Dr. Harry Thiers and the assistance of Fred Stevens 

and Michael Boom.



"The book is excellent. Thiers is a top-notch 

writer. More botanists should write for both the 

professional and amateur." 

(Clark Rogerson, Managing Editor of Mycologia, 

1975) 

MykoWeb has also republished the fine mushroom cookbook by 

Louise Freedman: Wild About Mushrooms: the Cookbook of the 

Mycological Society of San Francisco. 

Michael Wood is also the creator and WebMaster of the Mycological 

Society of San Francisco website and the WebMaster of the North 

American Mycological Association website. Included at MykoWeb 

is a list of all the amateur mushroom clubs in North America, with 

mailing addresses, web site information, and email contacts. 

Other parts of MykoWeb include a Fungus Photos page that includes 

photos not found elsewhere at MykoWeb. There is a page of Wild 

Mushroom Recipes and a giant Links page with links to over 200 

other mushroom sites on the World Wide Web. On the Mushroom 

Articles page you will find some fine writing by Steve Trudell 

(mycorrhiza), Mike Boom (fungal lust!) and Terri Beausejour 

(cultivation). Finally there is the Miscellanea page. There you can 

find what does not fit elsewhere, including watercolors, quotes from 

old mushroom books, mushroom humor, and several bibliographies, 

including a copy of my Bibliography of the Hypogeous and 

Secotioid Fungi. 

The photographs throughout MykoWeb are copyrighted by the 

photographers who took them and are used here with their 

permission. For more information, see Use of Photographs at 

MykoWeb 

Many thanks to all who have helped with these pages. Very special 

thanks to Fred Stevens, Mike Boom, and Taylor F. Lockwood. 

MykoWeb will always remain free from any advertizing. You can 

help us continue with our work here by purchasing MykoCD. 

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MYCOLOGY AT SFSU 

Welcome to the Desjardin Lab 

San Francisco State University 

Department of Biology

MykoWeb -- Harry D. Thiers 

A Tribute to Dr. Harry Thiers 

Harry D. 

Thiers 

January 22, 1919 

August 8, 2000 

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MSSF Mourns Harry Thiers by Michael Boom 

Harry Thiers at NAMA 1998 (Photos) 

California Fungi: Dedication to Harry 

California Fungi: Photos of Harry 

About Harry Thiers from the forward of California Boletes 

SFSU Harry D. Thiers Memorial Page 

A Tribute to Harry D. Thiers by Dr. Dennis Desjardin (on NAMA website) 

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MykoWeb -- Harry D. Thiers 

A MykoWeb Page 

Copyright © 2001-2004 by Michael Wood 

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Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana 

New York 

New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico 

North Carolina, North Dakota 

Ohio, Oregon 

Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas 

Utah, Virginia, Vermont 

Washington 

West Virginia, Wisconsin 

Canada 

North America 

North American Mycological Association (NAMA) 

Judy Roger, Executive Secretary 

6615 Tudor Ct. 

Gladstone, OR 97027-1032 

503-657-7358 

http://www.namyco.org/ 

Email: ExecSec@namyco.org 

North American Truffling Society (NATS) 

P.O. Box 296 

Corvallis, OR 97339 

503-451-5987 or 503-752-2243 

http://www.fsl.orst.edu/mycology/NATS.HTM 

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Regional Organizations 

NorthEast Mycological Federation (NEMF) 

http://www.nemf.org/ 

Gulf States Mycological Society 

RR2 Box 194L 

Newton, TX 75966-9518 

Email: plewis@jas.net 

http://mywebpage.netscape.com/GSMYCO/GSMS.HTM 

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Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona 


RR2 Box 194L 

Newton, TX 75966-9518 


Alaska Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 2526 

Homer, Alaska 99603 

Glacier Bay Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 65 

Gustavus, Alaska 99826 

Southeast Alaska Mycologcial Association 

P.O. Box 956 

Sitka, Alaska 99835 

Arkansas Mycological Society 

16055 Michele Drive 

Alexander, Arkansas 72002 

Email: justice@aristotle.net 

Arizona Mushroom Club 

P.O.Box 3136 

Tempe, Arizona 85280-3136 

http://members.aol.com/azmushclub/ 



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California 

Mycological Society of San Francisco (MSSF) 

c/o The Randall Museum 

199 Museum Way 

San Francisco, CA 94144 

415-759-0495 

http://www.mssf.org/ 

Email: president@mssf.org 

Sonoma County Mycological Association (SOMA) 

490 Liberty Road 

Petaluma CA 94952-1076 

http://www.somamushrooms.org/ 

Email: muscaria@pacbell.net 

Fungus Federation of Santa Cruz 

1305 E. Cliff Drive 

Santa Cruz, CA 95062 

http://www.fungusfed.org/ 

Email: richramm@hotmail.com 

Humbolt Bay Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 4419 

Arcata, CA 95521 

Los Angeles Mycological Society (LAMS) 

C/O Richard Smith 

4907 S. Maymont Drive 

Los Angeles, CA 90043 

http://www.nhm.org/lams/ 

Email: RASmith49@aol.com 

San Diego Mycological Society 

c/o Les Braund 

8858 Capcano Road 

San Diego, CA 92126 



Dave.Grubb@digm.com 

http://members.cts.com/sd/m/markbkls/index.html 

Davis Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 72255 

Davis, CA 95617 

Email: davismushroom@yahoo.com 

Mount Shasta Mycological Society 

623 Pony Trail 

Mount Shasta, CA 96067 

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Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, 

Florida 

Colorado Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 9621 

Denver, CO 80209 

303-320-6569 

http://www.angelfire.com/co/mycosociety/ 

Email: lmr@uswest.net 

Pike's Peak Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 39 

Colorado Springs, CO 80901-0039 

Email: cllacy@att.net 

Connecticut Valley Mycological Society 

10 Lounsbury Road 

Trunbull, CT 06611 

Connecticut-Westchester Mycological Association (COMA) 

137 Nyac Avenue 

Pelham, NY 10803 

http://www.comafungi.org/ 

Mycological Association of Washington 

PO Box 76533 

Washington, DC 20002 



301-907-3053 

http://mawdc.org/ 


RR2 Box 194L 

Newton, TX 75966-9518 


Berkshire Mycological Society 

PO Box 247 

Norfolk, CT 06058 

Email: berkshiremycology@yahoo.com 

http://www.bms.iwarp.com/ 

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Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana 

North Idaho Mycological Society 

% Sandy Martello 

PO Box 722 

Post Falls ID 83877-0722 

http://www.nicon.org/nima/index.html 

fishnbuds2@earthlink.net 

Palouse Mycological Association 

1499 Hawthorne Drive Apt. 120 

Moscow, ID 83843 

Southern Idaho Mycological Association 

P.O. Box 843 

Boise, ID 83701 

marylua@msn.com 

http://www.simykos.org/ 

Illinois Mycological Association 

PO Box 634 

Franklin Park, IL 60131 

http://www.ilmyco.gen.chicago.il.us 

Email: lshernof@midway.uchicago.edu 



Prairie State Mushroom Club 

Damian Pieper, President 

35 Ventura Ave, Iowa City IA 52245 

Email: iowafungi@yahoo.com 

http://www.geocities.com/iowafungi/psmc-home-page.html 

Kaw Valley Mycological Society 

2431 Atchison Avenue 

Lawrence, KS 66047 

http://www.sunflower.com/~pilott29/ 

Email: pilott29@sunflower.com 


RR2 Box 194L 

Newton, TX 75966-9518 


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Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts 

Maine Mycological Society 

RR 1 Box 1920 

Litchfield, ME 04350 

http://www.mushroomthejournal.com/mma/index.html 

Berkshire Mycological Society 

PO Box 247 

Norfolk, CT 06058 

Email: berlstein@altavista.com 

http://www.bms.iwarp.com/ 

Boston Mycological Club 

6 Oak Ridge Drive #4 

Maynard, MA 01754-2470 

781-259-3426 

http://www.bostonmycologicalclub.org 

Email:griner@bellatlantic.com 



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Michigan 

Albion Mushroom Club 

Whitehouse Nature Center 

Albion, MI 49224 

Lewiston Fun Country MHC 

P. O. Box 783 

Lewiston, MI 49756 

TBrown7243@aol.com 

Michigan Mushroom Hunters Club 

1970 Kirkton Drive 

Troy MI 48083-1753 

http://www.sph.umich.edu/~kwcee/mmhc/ 

West Michigan Mycological Society 

923 E. Ludington Avenue 

Ludington, MI 49431 

Email: obeschrader@t-one.net 

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Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana 

Minnesota Mycological Society 

Dept of Entomology 

1980 Folwell Ave 

9Saint Paul MN 55108-6125 

http://perth.uwlax.edu/Biology/volk/mms/ 

Email: geren002@tc.umn.edu 


RR2 Box 194L 

Newton, TX 75966-9518 




Missouri Mycological Society 

314 Park Road 

St. Louis, MO 63119 

http://www.missourimycologicalsociety.org/ 

Email: verymaxine@aol.com 

Southwest Montana Mycological Association 

731 South 12th Avenue 

Bozeman, MT 59715 

Email: bachmancripps@msn.com 

Western Montana Mycological Association 

P.O. Box 7306 

Missoula, MT 59801 

http://www.fungaljungal.org/ 

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New York 

Central New York Mycological Society 

210 Parrish Lane 

Syracuse, NY 13205 

http://theforagerpress.com/community/cnyms/index.htm 

Connecticut-Westchester Mycological Association (COMA) 

137 Nyac Avenue 

Pelham, NY 10803 

http://www.comafungi.org/ 

Long Island Mycological Club 

11 Ramblewood Rd. 

Ridge, NY 11961-1709 

http://www.limyco.org 

Email: info@limyco.org 

Mid Hudson Mycological Association 

140 Smith Lane 

Accord, New York 12404 

Email: davidw@hvc.rr.com 



Mid New York Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 164 

Clinton, NY 13323 

Email: pcm1725@cs.com 

New York Mycological Society 

220 East 73rd Strett #10A 

New York, NY 10021-4319 

201-587-1599 

http://mysite.verizon.net/nycmycology/ 

Email: abarner@rcn.com 

Rochester Area Mycologcial Association 

54 Roosevelt Road 

Rochester, NY 14618 

Email: sara_flanagan@suth.com 

Susquehanna Valley Mycological Society 

12 Wellington Drive 

Endicott, NY 13760 

http://www.svmsonline.org/ 

Email: rhaggett@stny.rr.com 

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New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico 

Monadnock Mushroomers Unlimited 

P.O. Box 1796 

Keene, NH 03431 

Email: beewing@earthlink.com 

Montshire Mycological Club 

P.O. Box 59 

Sunapee, NH 03782 

New Hampshire Mycological Society 

41 Putnam Hill Rd 

Wilton, NH 03086-5143 

New Jersey Mycological Association 

50 Alfalfa Hill 



Milford NJ 08848-1727 

http://www.njmyco.org/ 

Email: njmyco@njmyco.org 

New Mexico Mycological Society 

6336 Mendius Ave NE 

Albuquerque NM 87109-4126 

http://www.swcp.com/mycowest/nmms/ 

Email: nmms@mycowest.org 

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North Carolina, North Dakota 

Asheville Mushroom Club 

51 Kentwood Lane 

Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 

http://www.asheville.com/mushroomclub/ 

Blue Ridge Mushroom Club 

P.O. Box 1107 

North Wilkesboro, NC 28659 

Email: mycocpa@aol.com 

Triangle Area Mushroom Club 

% Mary Bealle 

68 Fernwood Lane 

Chapel Hill, NC 27516-1606 

Email: jenkmahan@aol.com 

Fun Gi's Mycological Association 

203 8th Avenue NW 

Mandan, ND 58554 

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Ohio, Oregon 

Ohio Mushroom Society 

10489 Barchester 

Concord, OH 44077 

http://www.denison.edu/ohmushroom/ 

Lincoln County Mycological Society 

% Bruce Waugh 

165 3rd Street 

Otter Rock, OR 97369-9701 

Cascade Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 110 

Eugene, Oregon 97440 

http://www.cascademyco.org/ 

Email: president@cascademyco.org 

Mount Mazama Mushroom Association 

417 Garfield Street 

Medford, OR 97501 

Oregon Coast Mycological Collective 

P.O. Box 2438 

Florence, OR 97439 

Oregon Mycological Society 

13716 SE Oatfield Road 

Milwaukie, OR 97222-7035 

Email: rogersmm@aol.com 

http://www.wildmushrooms.org 

Pacific Northwest Key Council 

1943 SE Locust Avenue 

Portland, OR 97214 

Willamette Valley Mushroom Society 

1454 Manzanita Street NE 

Salem, OR 97303 

http://www.geocities.com/oregonfungi/wvms.htm 

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Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, 

Texas 

Eastern Pennsylvania Mushroomers 

3119 Parker Drive 

Lancaster, PA 17601-1634 

Email: HMiknis@Juno.com 

http://www.namyco.org/clubs/epm.htm 

Western Pennsylvania Mushroom Club 

c/o Jack Baker 

1413 Parkmont Road 

Allison Park, PA 15101 

http://www.wpmc4.homestead.com/index.html 

Email: wpamushroomclub@aol.com 

South Carolina Mycological Society 

C/O Tim Geho 

918 Parrot Creek Way 

Charleston, SC 29412 

843-795-3331 

Email: tgeho1818@aol.com or libertyap@aol.com 

Texas Mycological Society 

7445 Dillon Street 

Houston, TX 77061 

Central Texas Mycological Society (CTMS) 

4316 Airport Blvd. 

Austin, TX 78722 

Mycological Union of East Tennessee 

Email: magnus_barefoot@hotmail.com 

http://mmmushrooms.tripod.com/index.htm 

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Utah, Virginia, Vermont 

Mushroom Society of Utah 

2654 S 1500 E 

Salt Lake City, UT 84106-3535 

801-942-0637 

http://www.users.uswest.net/~dwjohnston 

Email: dwjohnston@uswest.net 

Vermont Mycology Club 

P.O. Box 792 

Burlington, VT 05402 

Northeast Kingdom Mushroom Society 

PO Box 277 

Albany VT 05820-0277 

Email: wildorganic@yahoo.com 

Virginia Commonwealth Mycological Society 

c/o Dean Walton 

1700 Blakemore Rd 

Richmond, VA 23225-2202 

804-233-4508 

Email: dpwva@infi.net 

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Washington 

Olympic Peninsula Mycological Society 

PO Box 65499 

Port Ludlow, WA 98365-0499 

360-437-9579 

Kitsap Peninsula Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 3082 

Bremerton, WA 98310-0394 

http://www.namyco.org/clubs/kpms/ 

Northwest Mushroomers Association 

P.O. Box 28581 



Bellingham, WA 98228-0581 

360-676-9486 

Puget Sound Mycological Society 

University of Washington 

Center for Urban Horticulture 

Box 354115 

Seattle, WA 98195 

206-522-6031 

http://www.psms.org/ 

Email: webmaster@psms.org 

Snohomish County Mycological Society 

P.O. Box 2822 

Everett, WA 98203 

360-668-9046 

http://www.scmsfungi.org/ 

Email: igor@premier1.net 

Palouse Mycological Association 

Timothy Paulitz 

Rm 363 Johnson Hall, WSU 

Pullman WA 99164-6430 

509-335-7077 

http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~mushroom/ 

South Sound Mushroom Club 

6439 32nd Avenue NW 

Olympia, WA 98502 

Spokane Mushroom Club 

Doris Distad 

P.O. Box 2791 

Spokane, WA 99220 

509-328-7973 

Email: dstad@juno.com 

www.spokanemushroomclub.org 

Tacoma Mushroom Society 

P.O. Box 99577 

Tacoma, WA 98499 

Wenatchee Valley Mushroom Society 



1309 S 73rd Street 

Cashmere, WA 98815-1163 

509-782-8004 

Email: raimel@gte.net 

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West Virginia, Wisconsin 

North Western Wisconsin Mycological Society 

RR 3 Box 17 

Frederic, WI 54837 

Parkside Mycological Club 

5219 85th Street 

Kenosha, WI 53142 

Wisconsin Mycological Society 

1309 S. 73rd Street 

Milwaukee, WI 53214 

http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/7331/index.html 

Email: jpfetzer@aol.com 

Northstate Mycological Society 

8589 Hwy 70 

St. Germain, WI 54558 

715-542-3749 

http://www.brushwolf.us/northstate/ 

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Canada 

Edmonton Mycological Society 

47 Rehwinkel Road 

Edmonton, AB, Canada T6R 1Y4 

http://www.wildmushrooms.ws 

South Vancouver Island Mycological Society 



2552 Beaufort Rd. 

Sidney, BC, Canada V8L 2J9 

http://www.svims.ca/ 

Vancouver Mycological Society 

Box 181 

#101 - 1001 West Broadway 

Vancouver, Canada V6H 4E4 

http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Andes/8896/ 

Mycological Society of Toronto 

2106-812 Birnhamthorpe Road 

Toronto, ON M9C 4W1 

http://www.myctor.org 

Email: stella.tracy@sympatico.ca 

Cercle de Mycologues de Rimouski 

University of Quebec 

Rimouski, Canada 

Cercle de Mycologues de Montréal 

Jardin botanique de Montréal 

4101, rue Sherbrooke Est 

Montréal (Québec) H1X 2B2 

http://www.mycomontreal.qc.ca/ 

Email: mycomtl@mycomontreal.qc.ca 

Cercle de Mycologues du Saguenay 

% France Dellaire 

332 Chemin du Val-Menaud 

St Charles de Bourget QC G0V 1G0 

Cercle de Mycologues de Quebec 

2000 Boul Montmorency 

Quebec, Canada G1J SE7 

http://site.voila.fr/CmaQ 

Email: c-m-a-q@voila.fr 

Chibougamau Mycological Club 

804 5e Rue 

Ciboucamau, Canada G8P 1V4 

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2003 SFFF Species List 


2003 Fungus Fair Species List 

December 6-7, 2003 

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Agaricus arorae 

Agaricus benesi 

Agaricus bernardii 

Agaricus bitorquis 

Agaricus californicus 

Agaricus campestris 

Agaricus hondensis 

Agaricus perobscurus 

Agaricus praeclaresquamosus 

Agaricus subrutilescens 

Agaricus xanthodermus 

Aleuria aurantia 

Amanita franchetii 

Amanita gemmata 

Amanita lanei 

Amanita muscaria 

Amanita pantherina 

Amanita phalloides 

Amanita silvicola 

Amanita vaginata 

Antrodia heteromorpha 

Armillaria mellea 


Armillaria sinapina 

Astraeus hygrometricus 

Auriscalpium vulgare 

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28. Baeospora myosura 

29. Bisporella citrina 

30. Bjerkandera fumosa 

31. Bolbitius aleuriatus 

32. Bolbitius vitellinus 

33. Boletus amygdalinus 

34. Boletus appendiculatus 

35. Boletus barrowsii 

36. Boletus chrysenteron 

37. Boletus dryophilus 

38. Boletus edulis 

39. Boletus fibrillosus 

40. Boletus marshii 

41. Boletus satanas 

42. Boletus subtomentosus 

43. Boletus truncatus 

44. Boletus zelleri 

45. Bovista dermoxantha 

46. Bovista pila 

47. Calocera cornea 

48. Calvatia utriformis 

49. Cantharellus cibarius 

50. Caulorhiza umbonata 

51. Chalciporus piperatoides 

52. Chlorophyllum brunneum 

53. Chondrostereum purpureum 

54. Chroogomphus vinicolor 

55. Clavulina cristata 

56. Clitocybe deceptiva 

57. Clitocybe nuda 

58. Clitopilus prunulus 

59. Collybia cirrhata 

60. Conocybe tenera 

61. Coprinus atramentarius 

62. Coprinus comatus 

63. Coprinus lagopus 

64. Coprinus micaceus 



65. Coprinus plicatilis 

66. Cortinarius calochrous 

67. Cortinarius cedretorum 

68. Cortinarius glaucopus 

69. Cortinarius ponderosus 

70. Cortinarius sodagnitus 

71. Cortinarius variicolor 

72. Crepidotus herbarum 

73. Crepidotus mollis 

74. Crucibulum laeve 

75. Cryptoporus volvatus 

76. Dacrymyces palmatus 

77. Dacrymyces stillatus 

78. Dermocybe zakii 

79. Entoloma bloxami 

80. Exidia glandulosa 

81. Fistulina hepatica 

82. Flammulaster carpophilus 

83. Fomitopsis cajanderi 

84. Fomitopsis pinicola 

85. Galerina autumnalis 

86. Galerina badipes 

87. Galerina marginata 

88. Ganoderma applanatum 

89. Ganoderma brownii 

90. Ganoderma tsugae 

91. Geastrum fornicatum 

92. Geastrum saccatum 

93. Gomphidius glutinosus 

94. Gomphidius oregonensis 

95. Gomphidius smithii 

96. Gomphus clavatus 

97. Gomphus floccosus 

98. Gymnopilus luteocarneus 

99. Gymnopilus luteofolius 

100. Gymnopilus sapineus 

101. Gymnopilus spectabilis 



102. Gymnopus acervatus 

103. Gymnopus dryophilus 

104. Gymnopus kauffmanii 

105. Gymnopus subpruinosus 

106. Hebeloma crustuliniforme 

107. Hebeloma mesophaeum 

108. Hebeloma populinum group 

109. Hebeloma sinapizans 

110. Helvella lacunosa 

111. Hericium abietis 

112. Hericium erinaceus 

113. Hericium ramosum 

114. Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea 

115. Hydnangium carneum 

116. Hydnellum peckii 

117. Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca 

118. Hypholoma aurantiacum 

119. Hypholoma capnoides 

120. Hypholoma fasciculare 

121. Hypocrea pulvinata 

122. Hypomyces chrysospermum 

123. Hypoxylon thouarsianum 

124. Hysterangium coriaceum 

125. Inocybe fastigiata 

126. Inonotus tomentosus 

127. Jahnoporus hirtus 

128. Laccaria fraterna 

129. Lactarius alnicola 

130. Lactarius pubescens 

131. Lactarius rubidus 

132. Lactarius rubrilacteus 

133. Laetiporus gilbertsoni 

134. Leccinum manzanitae 

135. Leccinum scabrum 

136. Lenzites betulina 

137. Leocarpus fragilis 

138. Lepiota atrodisca 



139. Lepiota cristata 

140. Lepiota flammeotincta 

141. Lepiota josserandii 

142. Lepiota magnispora 

143. Lepiota roseifolia 

144. Lepiota roseilivida 

145. Lepiota scaberula 

146. Lepiota sequoiarum 

147. Lepiota spheniscispora 

148. Lepiota carmineobasidia 

149. Leucoagaricus leucothites 

150. Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus 


152. Lycogala epidendrum 

153. Lycoperdon perlatum 

154. Lyophyllum decastes 

155. Macrotyphula juncea 

156. Marasmiellus candidus 

157. Marasmiellus carneopallidus 

158. Marasmius androsaceus 

159. Marasmius calhouniae 

160. Marasmius plicatulus 

161. Marasmius quercophilus 

162. Melanoleuca cognata 

163. Melanoleuca lewisii 

164. Micromphale sequoiae 

165. Mollisia sp. 

166. Mycena abramsii 

167. Mycena californiensis 

168. Mycena capillaripes 

169. Mycena capillaris 

170. Mycena galericulata 

171. Mycena haematopus 

172. Mycena maculata 

173. Mycena oregonensis 

174. Mycena purpureofusca 

175. Mycena speirea 



176. Nidula candida 

177. Nidula niveotomentosa 

178. Nolanea stricta 

179. Nolanea stricta 

180. Omphalotus olivascens 

181. Panus conchatus 

182. Paxillus involutus 

183. Paxillus panuoides 

184. Phaeolus schweinitzii 

185. Phaeomarasmius erinaceus 

186. Phellinus punctatus 

187. Phellinus robustus 

188. Phlebia radiata 

189. Phlebia uda 

190. Pholiota astragalina 

191. Pholiota malicola 

192. Pholiota terrestris 


194. Pholiota velaglutinosa 

195. Phyllotopsis nidulans 

196. Pisolithus arrhizus 

197. Pleurotus ostreatus 

198. Plicatura nivea 

199. Pluteus atromarginatus 

200. Pluteus cervinus 

201. Pluteus semibulbosus group 

202. Pluteus thomsonii 

203. Polyporus radicatus 

204. Polyporus varius 

205. Psathyrella hydrophila 


207. Psathyrella longistriata 

208. Pseudoarmillariella ectypoides 

209. Pseudohydnum gelatinosum 

210. Psilocybe castanella 

211. Psilocybe cyanescens 

212. Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa 



213. Ramaria acrisiccescens 

214. Ramaria botrytis 

215. Ramaria fennica var. fennica 

216. Ramaria formosa 

217. Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora 

218. Ramaria rubribrunnescens 

219. Ramaria rubrievanescens 

220. Resupinatus applicatus 

221. Rhizopogon ochraceorubens 

222. Russula amoenolens 

223. Russula crassotunicata 

224. Russula eleodes 

225. Russula laurocerasi 

226. Russula rosacea 

227. Russula sanguinea 

228. Russula silvicola 

229. Russula subalutacea 

230. Russula turci 

231. Sarcodon imbricatus 

232. Schizophyllum commune 

233. Scleroderma cepa 

234. Simocybe centunculus 

235. Sparassis crispa 

236. Stereum hirsutum 

237. Strobilurus trullisatus 

238. Stromatoscypha fimbriata 

239. Stropharia ambigua 

240. Stropharia riparia 

241. Suillus caerulescens 

242. Suillus fuscotomentosus 

243. Suillus lakei 

244. Suillus ponderosus 

245. Suillus pungens 

246. Suillus tomentosus 

247. Tephrocybe rancida 

248. Trametes hirsuta 

249. Trametes versicolor 



250. Tremella mesenterica 

251. Trichaptum abietinum 

252. Tricholoma fracticum 

253. Tricholoma imbricatum 

254. Tricholoma muricatum 

255. Tricholoma myomyces 

256. Tricholomopsis rutilans 

257. Tubaria eucalypti 

258. Tyromyces caesius 

259. Volvariella gloiocephala 

260. Xeromphalina campanella 

261. Xeromphalina cauticinalis 

262. Xeromphalina fulvipes 

263. Xeromphalina kauffmanii 

264. Xylaria hypoxylon 

Copyright © 2004 Michael Wood & the Mycological Society of San Francisco 



Society of San 


1 

Catalogue of Fungus Fair 

Oakland Museum, 6-7 December 2003 

Introduction ......................................................................................................................2 

History ..............................................................................................................................3 

Statistics ...........................................................................................................................4 

Total collections (excluding "sp.") 

Numbers of species by multiplicity of collections (excluding "sp.") 

Numbers of taxa by genus (excluding "sp.") 

Common names ................................................................................................................6 

New names or names not recently recorded .................................................................7 

Numbers of field labels from tables 

Species found - listed by name .......................................................................................8 

Species found - listed by multiplicity on forays ..........................................................13 

Forays ranked by numbers of species .........................................................................16 

Larger forays ranked by proportion of unique species ...............................................17 

Species found - by county and by foray ......................................................................18 

Field and Display Label examples ................................................................................27 

Print this page to make your own Field Labels ...........................................................28 

Identifiers 

Dennis Desjardin, Mike Wood, Else C. Vellinga, Fred Stevens, Tom Volk, Norm Andresen, 

Darven Deshazer 

Recorders 

Robert Mackler, Denise Gregory, Rose Flaherty, .... 

Database & Catalogue 

John Lennie



Francisco Introduction 

2 


At the end of October, at Patricks Point and other locations north of Eureka, mushrooms 

were abundant and the season there seemed to be already at its peak. However, at the annual 

student foray in Mendocino on 22 November, the number of species collected was the 

smallest in the twelve years in which records have been kept. 

The first rain in the bay area actually fell in mid September. Rain fell again on 31 October 

and a week later substantial rain followed. Then it became dry and cold, with night frosts, 

and a week before the Oakland fair there were virtually no mushrooms to be found. However 

rain fell again at the weekend and during that week. Rain was also expected on Friday, 

the day of the principal forays, but the weather cleared up and conditions for collecting 

were pleasant. 

Although mushrooms were not abundant, a total of 264 species were identified at the fair, 

an 11% increase on last year. However, the collections were more characteristic of the 

early season than of the first week in December. There were very few mycorrhizal species. 

Not a single Hygrophorus was recorded and there were only 4 Lactarius and 9 Russula 

species, most represented by a single specimen. A single chanterelle collection went past 

the identifiers and no other Cantharellus. (Last year, another late starter, the corresponding 

figures for identified species were: 0 Hygrophorus, 3 Lactarius, 13 Russula, 3 Cantharellus.) 

When set-up was complete on Friday only 3 field labels were recovered from the Hygrophorus-Lactarius 

table. Nonetheless, overall thirty four species were new; that no fewer 

than 11 were displayed with the polypores and resupinates on table 13 was due to the participation 

of Tom Volk (if collections that were only identified to genus had also been counted 

there would have been three more new records.) 

One such fuzzy record that was counted was Mollisia sp., though the fact that it had not 

been recorded before was more because the fruitbody was the size of a grain of sand than 

because it was rare. One interesting polypore recorded for the first time also served as an 

example of a mushroom on a mushroom on a mushroom, with Cosmospora sp. (a truly microscopic 

red dot from an unrecorded genus) parasitizing Hypocrea pulvinata (also a first 

record), in turn growing on Ganoderma brownii. Else sent material to Gary Samuels at 

USDA, Beltsville and he provided the first two determinations. All three taxa were new! 

Along the same lines was a nice exhibit of fresh Schizophyllum commune on a decaying 

fruitbody of the same species. 

Among the other new finds was one identified by Dr. Desjardin as Psilocybe castanella, 

which was first described in 1887 by Peck from grass on the future Stanford Campus and 

was now found nearby at Filoli. Another interesting collection from the Oakland hills was 

called Marasmiellus aff. carneopallidus by Dr. Desjardin. The “aff.” means it is close to, but 

not identical with, this species (without the “aff.”) The specimen is also similar to an eastern 

European species but is likely to be either new or a first record from North America. 

Gymnopus dryophilus surprisingly tied with Hypholoma fasciculare as the species reported 

from the most forays. 

When you go collecting, you can make field labels for your own forays by printing page 28. 

The efforts of many volunteers, a few named here but many nameless, made the fair and 

this report possible. 

John Lennie 

Berkeley 

4 January 2004 

librarian@mssf.org




3 

History 


The Mycological Society of San Francisco held its first mushroom show in the fall of 1970 

and kept a cumulative record of species until 1993. During that time, shows were held in 

San Francisco, Oakland, San Rafael (once) and Coyote Point. For a time there were two 

shows per year and sometimes even three! Records of the collections were published 

twice. First, in California Mushrooms: 1970-1980 by Herb Saylor, Paul Vergeer, Dennis 

Desjardin and Tom Duffy; this distinctive orange booklet covered the first 19 shows along 

with 2 forays. Because it included references to the literature and to sources for printed illustrations 

of the species, it is still a useful reference (copies are available from Book 

Sales.) I prepared the second set of records which was published in the Member's Handbook 

for 1992. By that time 24 more shows had been held, and the new lists, up to and including 

January 1992, were presented in one table, with 1009 species. This Handbook is 

no longer in print but the table is available as a pdf file (contact me for a copy.) 

The show in December 1992 was the last to be included in this series of records and entered 

in the database I had maintained until then. In 1993, Wade Leschyn took over and 

began a new list and a new database. According to the society's web site, thirteen shows 

were held between then and 2001 when a new series began at the Oakland Museum (a 

14th show may have been held in Coyote Point in 1994.) However, in this period there 

was no longer a unified record of what had been displayed at individual fairs and records 

for some fairs have been lost. 

In 2001 the council established a new Systematics Committee, with Mike Wood as its 

chair. One of its functions is to maintain a new database and I have set this up to include 

descriptive material for some local species, as well as means to enter foray lists and the 

collections displayed at the shows. The initial set of names came from Wade's database 

and Mykoweb. After these names had been updated and corrected, 921 were left (the 

"not recently recorded" names on page 7 are ones not found on this list nor among later 

new names.) After the 2003 Oakland show the list of names has grown to 1004, including 

species complexes and varieties. The actual number of records is larger but this includes 

'fuzzy' names, such as ones ending in 'sp.' as well as two group names that are also used 

without the 'group' qualification. The display labels at the Oakland shows now include 

common names, synonyms, misapplied names and habitat information mostly supplied by 

Mykoweb (for an example, see page 27.) These labels and a series of catalogues which 

began in 2001, are fruits of the new database. 

John Lennie




prepared: 

30 December 2003 

4 

Statistics (first two totals exclude "sp.") 

Total different records: 264 

Total collections (counting separately each occurrence 

on a different foray): 519 

Field labels from display tables (see p.7) 688 

Numbers of species reported from 1 foray, 2 forays, 

... , 9 forays (multiplicity is not abundance - 

multiple records from one foray were merged): 

14 (location unknown) 

1 143 

2 49 

3 22 

4 14 

5 6 

6 4 

7 6 

8 1 

9 3 

13 2 

For lists of these species, see pages 13 to 15. 

Numbers of recorded taxa by genus 

(excluding "sp." with one exception): 

1........Abortiporus 

11........Agaricus 

1........Aleuria 

8........Amanita 

1........Antrodia 

3........Armillaria 

1........Astraeus 

1........Auriscalpium 

1........Baeospora 

1........Bisporella 

1........Bjerkandera 

2........Bolbitius 

12........Boletus 

2........Bovista 

1........Calocera 

1........Calvatia 

1........Cantharellus 

1........Caulorhiza 

1........Chalciporus 

1........Chlorophyllum 

1........Chondrostereum 

1........Chroogomphus 

1........Clavulina 

2........Clitocybe 

1........Clitopilus 

1........Collybia 

1........Conocybe 

5........Coprinus 

6........Cortinarius 

2........Crepidotus 

1........Crucibulum 

1........Cryptoporus 

2........Dacrymyces 

1........Dermocybe 

1........Entoloma, 

1........Exidia 

1........Fistulina 

1........Flammulaster 

2........Fomitopsis 

3........Galerina 


3........Ganoderma 

2........Geastrum 

3........Gomphidius 

2........Gomphus 

4........Gymnopilus 

4........Gymnopus 

4........Hebeloma 

1........Helvella 

3........Hericium 

1........Hohenbuehelia 

1........Hydnangium 

1........Hydnellum 

1........Hygrophoropsis 

3........Hypholoma 

1........Hypocrea 

1........Hypomyces 

1........Hypoxylon 

1........Hysterangium 

1........Inocybe 

1........Inonotus 

1........Jahnoporus 

1........Laccaria 

4........Lactarius 

1........Laetiporus 

2........Leccinum 

1........Lenzites 

1........Leocarpus 

11........Lepiota 

3........Leucoagaricus 

1........Lycogala 

1........Lycoperdon 

1........Lyophyllum 

1........Macrotyphula 

2........Marasmiellus 

4........Marasmius 

2........Melanoleuca 

1........Micromphale 

1........Mollisia 

10........Mycena 

2........Nidula 

2........Nolanea 

1........Omphalotus 

1........Panus 

2........Paxillus 

1........Phaeolus 

1........Phaeomarasmius 

2........Phellinus 

2........Phlebia 

5........Pholiota 

1........Phyllotopsis 

1........Pisolithus 

1........Pleurotus 

1........Plicatura 

4........Pluteus 

2........Polyporus 

3........Psathyrella 

1........Pseudoarmillariella 

1........Pseudohydnum 

3........Psilocybe 

7........Ramaria 

1........Resupinatus 

1........Rhizopogon 

9........Russula 

1........Sarcodon 

1........Schizophyllum 

1........Scleroderma 

1........Simocybe 

1........Sparassis




5 

1........Stereum 

1........Strobilurus 

1........Stromatoscypha 

2........Stropharia 

6........Suillus 

1........Tephrocybe 

2........Trametes 

1........Tremella 

1........Trichaptum 

4........Tricholoma 

1........Tricholomopsis 

1........Tubaria 

1........Tyromyces 

1........Volvariella 

4........Xeromphalina 

1........Xylaria 

Oakland Museum, 6-7 December 2003




6 

Common names 

Anise Mushroom......................see Clitocybe deceptiva 

Arched Earthstar......................see Geastrum fornicatum 

Artist's Conk ............................see Ganoderma applanatum 

Bear's Head.............................see Hericium abietis 

Birch Bolete .............................see Leccinum scabrum 

Bird's Nest Fungus ..................see Crucibulum laeve 

Black Elfin Saddle....................see Helvella lacunosa 

Black Witch's Butter.................see Exidia glandulosa 

Blewit.......................................see Clitocybe nuda 

Butter Bolete............................see Boletus appendiculatus 

Candlesnuff Fungus ................see Xylaria hypoxylon 

Cat’s tongue ............................see Pseudohydnum gelatinosum 

Cauliflower Mushroom.............see Sparassis crispa 

Cepe........................................see Boletus edulis 

Champignon ............................see Agaricus campestris 

Chanterelle ..............................see Cantharellus cibarius 

Coccoli.....................................see Amanita lanei 

Coccora ...................................see Amanita lanei 

Dead Man's Foot .....................see Pisolithus arrhizus 

Deadly Galerina.......................see Galerina autumnalis 

Death Cap ...............................see Amanita phalloides 

Deer Mushroom.......................see Pluteus cervinus 

Dyeball.....................................see Pisolithus arrhizus 

Earthball ..................................see Scleroderma cepa 

Earthstar..................................see Geastrum saccatum 

False Chanterelle ....................see Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca 

False Turkey Tail.....................see Stereum hirsutum 

Fly Agaric.................................see Amanita muscaria 

Fried Chicken Mushroom ........see Lyophyllum decastes 

Grisette....................................see Amanita vaginata 

Honey Mushroom ....................see Armillaria mellea 

Hygroscopic Earthstar .............see Astraeus hygrometricus 

Inky Cap ..................................see Coprinus atramentarius 

Jack-O-Lantern........................see Omphalotus olivascens 

King Bolete ..............................see Boletus edulis 

Lion's Mane .............................see Hericium erinaceus 

Manzanita Bolete.....................see Leccinum manzanitae 

Meadow Mushroom.................see Agaricus campestris 

Mica Cap .................................see Coprinus micaceus 

Orange Cup.............................see Aleuria aurantia 

Oyster Mushroom....................see Pleurotus ostreatus 

Panther....................................see Amanita pantherina 

Penny Bun...............................see Boletus edulis 

Pig's Ears ................................see Gomphus clavatus 

Pine Spike ...............................see Chroogomphus vinicolor 

Poison Pie ...............................see Hebeloma crustuliniforme 

Porcini......................................see Boletus edulis 

Puffball.....................................see Lycoperdon perlatum 

Redwood Rooter......................see Caulorhiza umbonata 

Rosy Russula ..........................see Russula sanguinea 

Satan's Bolete .........................see Boletus satanas 

Shaggy Mane ..........................see Coprinus comatus 

Shaggy Parasol .......................see Chlorophyllum brunneum 

Slippery Jack ...........................see Suillus pungens 

Split Gill ...................................see Schizophyllum commune 

Sulphur Tuft.............................see Hypholoma fasciculare 

Sweetbread mushroom ...........see Clitopilus prunulus 

Toothed Jelly Fungus ..............see Pseudohydnum gelatinosum 

Torq .........................................see Agaricus bitorquis 

Turkey Tails.............................see Trametes versicolor 

Veiled Polypore .......................see Cryptoporus volvatus 

Wine Colored Agaricus............see Agaricus subrutilescens 

Witch's Butter ..........................see Tremella mesenterica 

Woolly Chanterelle ..................see Gomphus floccosus 

Yellow Chanterelle...................see Cantharellus cibarius 

Yellow Stainer..........................see Agaricus xanthodermus 





7 

35 new names or names not recently recorded 

Antrodia heteromorpha............... Meripilaceae 

Armillaria sinapina ...................... Marasmiaceae 

Bjerkandera fumosa................... Hapalopilaceae 

Bovista dermoxantha ................. Lycoperdaceae 

Chondrostereum purpureum...... Meruliaceae 

Dacrymyces stillatus................... Dacrymycetaceae 

Dermocybe zakii ......................... Cortinariaceae 

Flammulaster carpophilus group Cortinariaceae 

Galerina badipes......................... Cortinariaceae 

Ganoderma brownii .................... Ganodermataceae 

Hebeloma populinum group ....... Bolbitiaceae 

Hypocrea pulvinata..................... Hypocreaceae 

Hypoxylon thouarsianum ............ Xylariaceae 

Hysterangium coriaceum............ Hysterangiaceae 

Lepiota scaberula ....................... Agaricaceae 

Marasmiellus carneopallidus aff. Marasmiaceae 

Melanoleuca cognata ................. Tricholomataceae 

Mollisia sp................................... Dermateaceae 

Phellinus punctatus..................... Hymenochaetaceae 

Phlebia radiata............................ Meruliaceae 

Phlebia uda................................. Meruliaceae 

Plicatura nivea ............................ Atheliaceae 

Pluteus semibulbosus group ...... Pluteaceae 

Polyporus radicatus .................... Polyporaceae 

Polyporus varius ......................... Polyporaceae 

Pseudoarmillariella ectypoides . Tricholomataceae 

Psilocybe castanella ................... Strophariaceae 

Ramaria rubrievanescens .......... Ramariaceae 

Resupinatus applicatus ............. Tricholomataceae 

Russula crassotunicata............... Russulaceae 

Stromatoscypha fimbriata........... Schizophyllaceae 

Tephrocybe rancida.................... Tricholomataceae 

Tubaria eucalypti ........................ Cortinariaceae 

Xeromphalina fulvipes ................ Tricholomataceae 


Numbers of field labels (including "sp,") recovered from the tables; these are the numbers identified 

1..................................................... 32 

2....................................................... 3 

3..................................................... 13 

4................................................... 142 

6..................................................... 26 

7................................................... 101 

8..................................................... 78 

9..................................................... 66 

10................................................... 37 

11................................................... 30 

12................................................... 44 

13................................................... 61 

14................................................... 55 

total.............................................. 688




8 

Species found - listed by name 


Abortiporus biennis .................................. 

Agaricus arorae ....................................... 

Agaricus benesi ....................................... 

Agaricus bernardii .................................... 

Agaricus bitorquis .................................... 

Agaricus californicus ................................ 

Agaricus campestris ................................ 

Agaricus hondensis ................................. 

Agaricus meleagris................................... see Agaricus praeclaresquamosus 

Agaricus perobscurus .............................. 

Agaricus placomyces................................ see Agaricus praeclaresquamosus 

Agaricus praeclaresquamosus ................ 

Agaricus rodmani...................................... see Agaricus bitorquis 

Agaricus subrutilescens ........................... 

Agaricus xanthodermus ........................... 

Albatrellus hirtus....................................... see Jahnoporus hirtus 

Aleuria aurantia ....................................... 

Amanita aspera ........................................ see Amanita franchetii 

Amanita calyptrata.................................... see Amanita lanei 

Amanita calyptroderma............................. see Amanita lanei 

Amanita franchetii .................................... 

Amanita gemmata ................................... 

Amanita lanei ........................................... 

Amanita muscaria .................................... 

Amanita pantherina ................................. 

Amanita phalloides .................................. 

Amanita silvicola ...................................... 

Amanita vaginata ..................................... 

Antrodia heteromorpha ............................ 

Armillaria mellea ...................................... 

Armillaria mellea ...................................... 

Armillaria sinapina ................................... 

Armillariella mellea ................................... see Armillaria mellea 

Astraeus hygrometricus ........................... 

Auriscalpium vulgare ............................... 

Baeospora myosura ................................ 

Bisporella citrina ...................................... 

Bjerkandera fumosa ............................... 

Bolbitius aleuriatus .................................. 

Bolbitius vitellinus .................................... 

Boletus amygdalinus ............................... 

Boletus appendiculatus ........................... 

Boletus barrowsii ..................................... 

Boletus chrysenteron ............................... 

Boletus dryophilus ................................... 

Boletus edulis .......................................... 

Boletus fibrillosus ..................................... 

Boletus marshii ........................................ 

Boletus satanas ....................................... 

Boletus subtomentosus ........................... 

Boletus truncatus ..................................... 

Boletus zelleri .......................................... 

Bovista dermoxantha .............................. 

Bovista pila .............................................. 

Calocera cornea ...................................... 

Calvatia utriformis .................................... 

Cantharellus cibarius ............................... 

Cantharellus clavatus ............................... see Gomphus clavatus 

Caulorhiza umbonata .............................. 

Chalciporus piperatoides ......................... 

Chlorophyllum brunneum ........................ 

Chondrostereum purpureum .................. 

Chroogomphus vinicolor .......................... 

Clavulina cristata ..................................... 

Clitocybe deceptiva ................................. 

Clitocybe nuda ......................................... 

Clitocybe suaveolens................................ see Clitocybe deceptiva 

Clitopilus prunulus ...................................




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Collybia acervata...................................... see Gymnopus acervatus 

Collybia cirrhata ....................................... 

Collybia dryophila ..................................... see Gymnopus dryophilus 

Collybia subpruinosa ................................ see Gymnopus subpruinosus 

Collybia trullisata ...................................... see Strobilurus trullisatus 

Conocybe tenera ..................................... 

Coprinellus micaceus ............................... see Coprinus micaceus 

Coprinopsis atramentaria ......................... see Coprinus atramentarius 

Coprinopsis lagopus................................. see Coprinus lagopus 

Coprinus atramentarius ........................... 

Coprinus comatus .................................... 

Coprinus lagopus ..................................... 

Coprinus micaceus .................................. 

Coprinus plicatilis ..................................... 

Coriolus versicolor.................................... see Trametes versicolor 

Cortinarius calochrous ............................. 

Cortinarius cedretorum ............................ 

Cortinarius glaucopus .............................. 

Cortinarius ponderosus ........................... 

Cortinarius sodagnitus ............................. 

Cortinarius variicolor ................................ 

Crepidotus herbarum ............................... 

Crepidotus mollis ..................................... 

Crucibulum laeve ..................................... 

Cryptoporus volvatus ............................... 

Dacrymyces palmatus ............................. 

Dacrymyces stillatus ................................ 

Dermocybe zakii ...................................... 

Entoloma bloxami..................................... 

Exidia glandulosa .................................... 

Fistulina hepatica ..................................... 

Flammulaster carpophilus ....................... 

Fomes pinicola ......................................... see Fomitopsis pinicola 

Fomes subroseus..................................... see Fomitopsis cajanderi 

Fomitopsis cajanderi ................................ 

Fomitopsis pinicola .................................. 

Galerina autumnalis ................................. 

Galerina badipes ..................................... 

Galerina marginata .................................. 

Ganoderma applanatum .......................... 

Ganoderma brownii ................................. 

Ganoderma tsugae .................................. 

Geastrum fornicatum ............................... 

Geastrum saccatum ................................ 

Gomphidius glutinosus ............................ 

Gomphidius oregonensis ......................... 

Gomphidius smithii .................................. 

Gomphidius vinicolor ................................ see Chroogomphus vinicolor 

Gomphus clavatus ................................... 

Gomphus floccosus ................................. 

Gymnopilus junonius ................................ see Gymnopilus spectabilis 

Gymnopilus luteocarneus ........................ 

Gymnopilus luteofolius ............................ 

Gymnopilus sapineus .............................. 

Gymnopilus spectabilis ............................ 

Gymnopus acervatus ............................... 

Gymnopus dryophilus .............................. 

Gymnopus kauffmanii .............................. 

Gymnopus subpruinosus ......................... 

Hebeloma crustuliniforme ........................ 

Hebeloma mesophaeum ......................... 

Hebeloma populinum group ..................... 

Hebeloma sinapizans .............................. 

Helvella lacunosa .................................... 

Hericium abietis ....................................... 

Hericium erinaceus .................................. 

Hericium ramosum .................................. 

Hirschioporus abietinus ............................ see Trichaptum abietinum 





10 


Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea ................... 

Hydnangium carneum ............................. 

Hydnellum peckii ..................................... 

Hydnum imbricatum.................................. see Sarcodon imbricatus 

Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca ..................... 

Hypholoma aurantiacum .......................... 

Hypholoma capnoides ............................. 

Hypholoma fasciculare ............................ 

Hypocrea pulvinata .................................. 

Hypomyces chrysospermum ................... 

Hypoxylon thouarsianum ......................... 

Hysterangium coriaceum ......................... 

Inocybe fastigiata ..................................... 

Inonotus tomentosus ............................... 

Jahnoporus hirtus .................................... 

Laccaria fraterna ...................................... 

Laccaria laccata........................................ see Laccaria fraterna 

Lactarius alnicola ..................................... 

Lactarius camphoratus ............................. see Lactarius rubidus 

Lactarius fragilis var. rubidus................... see Lactarius rubidus 

Lactarius pubescens ............................... 

Lactarius rubidus ..................................... 

Lactarius rubrilacteus .............................. 

Lactarius sanguifluus................................ see Lactarius rubrilacteus 

Laetiporus gilbertsoni .............................. 

Leccinum manzanitae .............................. 

Leccinum scabrum .................................. 

Lentinus conchatus .................................. see Panus conchatus 

Lentinus torulosus .................................... see Panus conchatus 

Lenzites betulina ..................................... 

Leocarpus fragilis .................................... 

Lepiota atrodisca ..................................... 

Lepiota clypeolaria ................................... see Lepiota magnispora 

Lepiota clypeolaria var. ‘nabiscodisca’ in Arora 

see Lepiota spheniscispora 

Lepiota cristata ........................................ 

Lepiota flammeotincta ............................. 

Lepiota josserandii .................................. 

Lepiota magnispora ................................. 

Lepiota naucina ........................................ see Leucoagaricus leucothites 

Lepiota rachodes var. hortensis ............... see Chlorophyllum brunneum 

Lepiota roseifolia ..................................... 

Lepiota roseilivida .................................... 

Lepiota rubrotincta.................................... see Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus 

Lepiota scaberula .................................... 

Lepiota sequoiarum ................................. 

Lepiota spheniscispora ............................ 

Lepiota ventriosospora ............................. see Lepiota magnispora 

Lepiota “carmineobasidia” ....................... 

Lepista nuda............................................. see Clitocybe nuda 

Leucoagaricus leucothites ....................... 

Leucoagaricus naucinus........................... see Leucoagaricus leucothites 

Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus ..................... 

Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus ..................... 

Lycogala epidendrum .............................. 

Lycoperdon perlatum ............................... 

Lyophyllum decastes ............................... 

Macrolepiota rachodes var. bohemica ..... see Chlorophyllum brunneum 

Macrotyphula juncea ............................... 

Marasmiellus candidus ............................ 

Marasmiellus carneopallidus aff. .............. 

Marasmius androsaceus ......................... 

Marasmius calhouniae ............................. 

Marasmius plicatulus ............................... 

Marasmius quercophilus .......................... 

Marasmius subpruinosus.......................... see Gymnopus subpruinosus 

Melanoleuca cognata .............................. 

Melanoleuca lewisii .................................. 





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Micromphale sequoiae ............................ 

Mollisia sp. ............................................... 

Mushrooms Demystified........................... see Lepiota spheniscispora 

Mycena abramsii ..................................... 

Mycena alcalina........................................ see Mycena capillaripes 

Mycena californiensis .............................. 

Mycena capillaripes ................................. 

Mycena capillaris ..................................... 

Mycena elegantula ................................... see Mycena californiensis 

Mycena galericulata ................................. 

Mycena haematopus ............................... 

Mycena maculata .................................... 

Mycena oregonensis ............................... 

Mycena purpureofusca ............................ 

Mycena sanguinolenta ............................. see Mycena californiensis 

Mycena speirea ....................................... 

Naematoloma aurantiaca ......................... see Hypholoma aurantiacum 

Naematoloma capnoides.......................... see Hypholoma capnoides 

Naematoloma fasciculare......................... see Hypholoma fasciculare 

Naucoria centuncula................................. see Simocybe centunculus 

Nidula candida ......................................... 

Nidula niveotomentosa ............................ 

Nolanea stricta ......................................... 

Nolanea stricta ......................................... 

Omphalotus olivascens ........................... 

Panus conchatus ..................................... 

Panus torulosus........................................ see Panus conchatus 

Parasola plicatilis...................................... see Coprinus plicatilis 

Paxillus involutus ..................................... 

Paxillus panuoides .................................. 

Phaeolus schweinitzii .............................. 

Phaeomarasmius erinaceus .................... 

Phellinus punctatus ................................. 

Phellinus robustus ................................... 

Phlebia radiata ......................................... 

Phlebia uda .............................................. 

Pholiota astragalina ................................. 

Pholiota luteofolia ..................................... see Gymnopilus luteofolius 

Pholiota malicola ..................................... 

Pholiota terrestris ..................................... 

Pholiota terrestris ..................................... 

Pholiota velaglutinosa ............................. 

Phyllotopsis nidulans ............................... 

Pisolithus arrhizus ................................... 

Pisolithus tinctorius................................... see Pisolithus arrhizus 

Pleurotus ostreatus .................................. 

Plicatura nivea ......................................... 

Pluteus atromarginatus ............................ 

Pluteus cervinus ...................................... 

Pluteus semibulbosus group .................... 

Pluteus thomsonii .................................... 

Polyporus hirtus........................................ see Jahnoporus hirtus 

Polyporus radicatus ................................. 

Polyporus varius ...................................... 

Polyporus versicolor ................................. see Trametes versicolor 

Psathyrella hydrophila ............................. 

Psathyrella hydrophila ............................. 

Psathyrella longistriata ............................ 

Pseudoarmillariella ectypoides .............. 

Pseudohydnum gelatinosum ................... 

Psilocybe castanella ................................ 

Psilocybe ceres ........................................ see Hypholoma aurantiacum 

Psilocybe cyanescens ............................. 

Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa ......................... 

Ramaria acrisiccescens ........................... 

Ramaria botrytis ...................................... 

Ramaria fennica var. fennica.................... 

Ramaria formosa ..................................... 





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Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora .......... 

Ramaria rubribrunnescens ...................... 

Ramaria rubrievanescens ....................... 

Resupinatus applicatus .......................... 

Rhizopogon ochraceorubens .................. 

Russula amoenolens ............................... 

Russula crassotunicata ........................... 

Russula eleodes ...................................... 

Russula emetica....................................... see Russula silvicola 

Russula laurocerasi ................................. 

Russula pectinatoides .............................. see Russula amoenolens 

Russula rosacea....................................... see Russula sanguinea 

Russula rosacea ...................................... 

Russula sanguinea .................................. 

Russula silvicola ...................................... 

Russula subalutacea ............................... 

Russula turci ............................................ 

Sarcodon imbricatus ................................ 

Schizophyllum commune ......................... 

Scleroderma cepa ................................... 

Simocybe centunculus ............................. 

Sparassis crispa ...................................... 

Sparassis radicata.................................... see Sparassis crispa 

Stereum hirsutum .................................... 

Strobilurus kemptonae.............................. see Strobilurus trullisatus 

Strobilurus trullisatus ............................... 

Stromatoscypha fimbriata ........................ 

Stropharia ambigua ................................. 

Stropharia aurantiaca ............................... see Hypholoma aurantiacum 

Stropharia riparia ..................................... 

Suillus caerulescens ................................ 

Suillus fuscotomentosus .......................... 

Suillus lakei .............................................. 

Suillus ponderosus .................................. 

Suillus pungens ....................................... 

Suillus tomentosus .................................. 

Tapinella panuoides ................................. see Paxillus panuoides 

Tephrocybe rancida ................................. 

Trametes hirsuta ...................................... 

Trametes versicolor ................................. 

Tremella mesenterica .............................. 

Trichaptum abietinum .............................. 

Tricholoma fracticum ............................... 

Tricholoma imbricatum ............................ 

Tricholoma muricatum ............................. 

Tricholoma myomyces ............................. 

Tricholoma pessundatum ......................... see Tricholoma muricatum 

Tricholoma terreum .................................. see Tricholoma myomyces 

Tricholomopsis rutilans ............................ 

Tubaria eucalypti ..................................... 

Tyromyces caesius .................................. 

Volvariella gloiocephala............................ see Volvariella gloiocephala 

Volvariella gloiocephala ........................... 

Xerocomus chrysenteron.......................... see Boletus chrysenteron 

Xerocomus dryophilus.............................. see Boletus dryophilus 

Xerocomus subtomentosus...................... see Boletus subtomentosus 

Xeromphalina campanella ....................... 

Xeromphalina cauticinalis ........................ 

Xeromphalina fulvipes ............................. 

Xeromphalina kauffmanii ......................... 

Xylaria hypoxylon 





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Number of forays reporting each species 

14 species reported one or more times 

(locations unknown) 

Bovista dermoxantha 

Cortinarius ponderosus 

Ganoderma tsugae 

Helvella lacunosa 

Hypocrea pulvinata 

Laccaria fraterna 

Lactarius alnicola 

Lactarius pubescens 

Mycena haematopus 

Phaeomarasmius erinaceus 

Polyporus radicatus 

Sarcodon imbricatus 

Tubaria eucalypti 

Volvariella gloiocephala 

143 species on one foray 

Agaricus benesi 



Agaricus perobscurus 







Antrodia heteromorpha 

Armillaria sinapina 


Bisporella citrina 

Bjerkandera fumosa 

Bolbitius aleuriatus 

Boletus appendiculatus 

Boletus barrowsii 

Boletus fibrillosus 

Boletus marshii 

Boletus satanas 

Boletus subtomentosus 

Bovista pila 

Calvatia utriformis 

Cantharellus cibarius 

Chalciporus piperatoides 

Chlorophyllum brunneum 

Clavulina cristata 

Collybia cirrhata 

Conocybe tenera 

Cortinarius calochrous 

Cortinarius cedretorum 

Cortinarius glaucopus group 

Cortinarius sodagnitus group 

Cortinarius variicolor group 

Crepidotus herbarum 

Crucibulum laeve 

Cryptoporus volvatus 

Dacrymyces stillatus 

Dermocybe zakii 

Entoloma bloxami 

Exidia glandulosa 

Fistulina hepatica 

Flammulaster carpophilus group 

Fomitopsis cajanderi 

Galerina autumnalis 

Galerina badipes 

Ganoderma brownii 


Geastrum saccatum 

Gomphidius smithii 

Gomphus clavatus 

Gymnopilus luteofolius 

Gymnopus acervatus 

Gymnopus subpruinosus 

Hebeloma mesophaeum 

Hebeloma populinum group 

Hebeloma sinapizans 

Hericium abietis 

Hericium erinaceus 

Hericium ramosum 

Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea 

Hydnangium carneum 

Hypholoma capnoides 

Hysterangium coriaceum 

Inocybe fastigiata group 

Inonotus tomentosus 

Lactarius rubidus 

Lactarius rubrilacteus 

Leccinum manzanitae 

Leccinum scabrum 

Leocarpus fragilis 

Lepiota “carmineobasidia” 

Lepiota flammeotincta 

Lepiota josserandii 

Lepiota roseifolia 

Lepiota roseilivida 

Lepiota scaberula 

Lepiota sequoiarum group 

Leucoagaricus leucothites 

Lyophyllum decastes 

Marasmiellus carneopallidus aff. 

Marasmius androsaceus 

Marasmius plicatulus 

Melanoleuca cognata 

Melanoleuca lewisii 

Micromphale sequoiae 

Mollisia sp. 

Mycena capillaripes 

Mycena galericulata 

Nidula candida 

Nidula niveotomentosa 

Nolanea stricta group 

Panus conchatus 

Paxillus panuoides 

Phellinus punctatus 

Phellinus robustus 

Phlebia radiata 

Phlebia uda 

Pholiota astragalina 

Pholiota malicola 

Pholiota terrestris group 

Phyllotopsis nidulans 

Plicatura nivea 

Pluteus semibulbosus group 

Pluteus thomsonii 

Polyporus varius 

Psathyrella hydrophila 

Psathyrella hydrophila group 

Psathyrella longistriata 

Pseudoarmillariella ectypoides 

Pseudohydnum gelatinosum 

Psilocybe castanella 

Ramaria acrisiccescens 

Ramaria fennica var. fennica 

Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora 

Ramaria rubribrunnescens




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Ramaria rubrievanescens 

Resupinatus applicatus 

Rhizopogon ochraceorubens 

Russula crassotunicata 

Russula eleodes 

Russula laurocerasi 

Russula rosacea 

Russula sanguinea 

Russula silvicola 

Russula subalutacea 

Russula turci 

Schizophyllum commune 

Scleroderma cepa 

Sparassis crispa 

Strobilurus trullisatus 

Stromatoscypha fimbriata 

Suillus lakei 

Suillus tomentosus 

Tephrocybe rancida 

Trametes hirsuta 

Trichaptum abietinum 

Tricholoma imbricatum 

Tricholoma muricatum 

Tricholoma myomyces 

Tricholomopsis rutilans 

Tyromyces caesius 

Xeromphalina cauticinalis 

49 species on 2 forays 






Armillaria mellea group 


Baeospora myosura 

Bolbitius vitellinus 

Boletus chrysenteron 

Boletus dryophilus 

Boletus edulis 

Boletus truncatus 

Chondrostereum purpureum 

Clitocybe deceptiva 

Coprinus atramentarius 

Coprinus plicatilis 

Galerina marginata 

Ganoderma applanatum 

Gomphidius glutinosus 

Gymnopus kauffmanii 

Hydnellum peckii 

Hypoxylon thouarsianum 

Jahnoporus hirtus 

Laetiporus gilbertsoni 

Lepiota atrodisca 

Lepiota magnispora 

Macrotyphula juncea 

Marasmiellus candidus 

Mycena abramsii 

Mycena capillaris 

Mycena maculata 

Mycena speirea 

Nolanea stricta 

Omphalotus olivascens 

Phaeolus schweinitzii 

Pholiota terrestris 

Pholiota velaglutinosa 


Pluteus atromarginatus 

Psilocybe cyanescens 

Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa 

Ramaria botrytis 

Ramaria formosa 

Simocybe centunculus 

Stropharia riparia 

Suillus ponderosus 

Xeromphalina fulvipes 

Xeromphalina kauffmanii 




Boletus amygdalinus 

Calocera cornea 

Coprinus lagopus 

Dacrymyces palmatus 

Geastrum fornicatum 

Gomphus floccosus 

Gymnopilus sapineus 

Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca 

Hypomyces chrysospermum 

Lenzites betulina 

Lepiota cristata 

Lycogala epidendrum 

Mycena oregonensis 

Paxillus involutus 

Pluteus cervinus 

Russula amoenolens 

Suillus fuscotomentosus 

Trametes versicolor 

Tremella mesenterica 

Tricholoma fracticum 

Xeromphalina campanella 



Boletus zelleri 

Caulorhiza umbonata 

Clitocybe nuda 

Coprinus micaceus 

Gomphidius oregonensis 

Gymnopilus luteocarneus 

Gymnopilus spectabilis 

Hebeloma crustuliniforme 

Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus group 

Marasmius calhouniae 

Pisolithus arrhizus 

Stereum hirsutum 

Stropharia ambigua 



Coprinus comatus 

Crepidotus mollis 

Pleurotus ostreatus 

Suillus caerulescens 

Suillus pungens 


Amanita lanei 


Clitopilus prunulus 

Lepiota spheniscispora




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Chroogomphus vinicolor 

Fomitopsis pinicola 

Hypholoma aurantiacum 

Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus 


Marasmius quercophilus 


Lycoperdon perlatum 

Mycena californiensis 

Mycena purpureofusca 


Gymnopus dryophilus 

Hypholoma fasciculare 





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Forays ranked by number of species 

col. 1: total number of species 

col. 2: number of species recorded only on this foray divided by total number of species on foray 

49 0.39 Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co. .......................Anna Moore 

46 0.22 Filoli, San Mateo Co..............................................Jonathan Tolmach 

45 0.18 various North Bay & Marin Co...............................Ron Pastorino 

38 0.29 San Mateo Co. Memorial Park, San Mateo Co. ....Fred Stevens 

33 0.30 Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co. .........Bill Freedman 

26 0.31 Campus U.C. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. ...........Thomas and Tina Keller 

24 0.08 Mt. Wittenberg, Pt. Reyes, Marin Co.....................Peter Werner 

19 0.11 Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co...........................J.R. Blair 

19 0.11 Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. ..................................Peter Werner 

17 0.35 Mills Canyon, San Mateo Co................................. 

17 0.18 Junipero Serra Park, San Francisco Co................Denise Gregory 

17 0.12 Huddart Park, San Mateo Co. ...............................Wade Leschyn 

15 0.67 Nevada City area, Nevada Co. .............................Daniel Nicholson 

14 0.29 Jackson St Forest (Arora Foray), Mendocino Co.. 

13 0.62 Lake Chabot, Alameda Co. ................................... 

13 0.23 Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co..........................Robert Mackler 

12 0.33 Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co. .............................Larry Menard 

11 0.09 Tomales Bay State Park, Marin Co.......................Peter Werner 

10 0.40 Skyline, San Francisco Co. ...................................Denise Gregory 

9 0.22 Diamond Park, Alameda Co..................................Brandon Frederickson 

8 0.25 Skyline - Grizzly Peak area, Alameda Co. ............Bill Tapley 

6 0.50 Campus San Francisco State, San Francisco Co. Denise Gregory 

6 0.17 San Bruno Bayhill Shop. Cntr, San Francisco Co. Denise Gregory 

5 0.40 Mission District, San Francisco Co. ......................Jim Brovstis 

5 0.20 Telegraph-Russell area, Berrkeley, Alameda Co.. 

5 0.20 Lafayette, Alameda Co..........................................Dan Long 

5 0.00 Petaluma - St. Vincent High, Sonoma Co. ............Darvin Deshazer 

5 0.00 Jackson St For, Woodland Camp, Mendocino Co. 

4 0.25 Boy Scout Camp, El Cerrito, Alameda Co. ...........K. Bernier 

4 0.25 Chinese Embassy, San Fran., San Francisco Co. Robert Esposito 

3 0.00 Oakland Hills, Alameda Co. .................................. 

2 0.50 Kensington, Alameda Co. ..................................... 

2 0.50 East Bay................................................................ 

2 0.50 Hwy. 128, Navarro, Marin Co................................Dulcie 

1 1.00 Menlo Park, San Mateo Co. .................................. 

1 1.00 Marin Co................................................................ 

1 0.00 Sea Ranch, Sonoma Co. ...................................... 

1 0.00 San Leandro, Alameda Co.................................... 

1 0.00 San Francisco, San Francisco Co......................... 

1 0.00 Redwood Park, Alameda Co................................. 

1 0.00 Presidio National Park, San Francisco Co. ...........Ken Litchfield 

1 0.00 Oakland, Alameda Co. .......................................... 

1 0.00 Oakland Museum area, Alameda Co. ................... 

1 0.00 Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co. ..................E.C. Vellinga 

1 0.00 Campus U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co....................E.C. Vellinga




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Larger forays ranked by uniqueness 


13 0.62 Lake Chabot, Alameda Co. ................................... 


17 0.35 Mills Canyon, San Mateo Co................................. 

12 0.33 Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co. .............................Larry Menard 

26 0.31 Campus U.C. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. ...........Thomas and Tina Keller 


38 0.29 San Mateo Co. Memorial Park, San Mateo Co. ....Fred Stevens 

14 0.29 Jackson St Forest (Arora Foray), Mendocino Co.. 

13 0.23 Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co..........................Robert Mackler 

46 0.22 Filoli, San Mateo Co..............................................Jonathan Tolmach 

45 0.18 various North Bay & Marin Co...............................Ron Pastorino 

17 0.18 Junipero Serra Park, San Francisco Co................Denise Gregory 

17 0.12 Huddart Park, San Mateo Co. ...............................Wade Leschyn 


19 0.11 Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. ..................................Peter Werner 

11 0.09 Tomales Bay State Park, Marin Co.......................Peter Werner 

24 0.08 Mt. Wittenberg, Pt. Reyes, Marin Co.....................Peter Werner 

Numbers in columns 1 and 2 are the same in this and the preceding table. 

Only the order of lines is different.




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Foray 4 - Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co. 

Robert Mackler 

13 taxa, including 3* found only on this foray 







Lepiota roseifolia* 



Mycena capillaripes* 


Psathyrella longistriata* 


Foray 13 - Lake Chabot, Alameda Co. 





Exidia glandulosa* 

Gymnopus subpruinosus* 


Hericium abietis* 

Inocybe fastigiata group* 

Melanoleuca lewisii* 

Phellinus punctatus* 

Psathyrella hydrophila group* 


Trametes hirsuta* 

Foray 15 - Lafayette, Alameda Co. 

Dan Long 






Phyllotopsis nidulans* 

Foray 16 - Campus U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co. 

E.C. Vellinga 

1 taxon, including 0* found only on this foray 


Foray lists 

Foray 18 - Diamond Park, Alameda Co. 

Brandon Frederickson 


Amanita lanei 



Hebeloma populinum group* 

Alameda Co. 





Trichaptum abietinum* 


Foray 19 - Skyline - Grizzly Peak area, Alameda Co. 

Bill Tapley 





Marasmiellus carneopallidus aff.* 


Mycena galericulata* 



Foray 20 - Oakland Museum area, Alameda Co. 



Foray 34 - Telegraph - Russell area, Berrkeley, Alameda Co. 






Tricholoma myomyces* 

Foray 35 - Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co. 

Larry Menard 



Agaricus bitorquis* 



Chlorophyllum brunneum* 




Leucoagaricus leucothites* 

Melanoleuca cognata* 



Foray 37 - Hillside, Boy Scout Camp, El Cerrito, Alameda Co. 

K. Bernier 





Russula rosacea*




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Foray 39 - Oakland Hills, Alameda Co. 





Foray 40 - Kensington, Alameda Co. 


Agaricus benesi* 


Foray 45 - Oakland, Alameda Co. 



Foray 9 - Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. 

Peter Werner 












Marasmius plicatulus* 


Mollisia sp.* 







Alameda Co. (contd.) 


Foray 46 - San Leandro, Alameda Co. 



Foray 47 - Redwood Park, Alameda Co. 


Marin Co. 


Foray 10 - Mt. Wittenberg, Pt. Reyes, Marin Co. 

Peter Werner 





Boletus fibrillosus* 


















Sparassis crispa* 


Xeromphalina campanella




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Foray lists 


Peter Werner 












Marasmius plicatulus* 


Mollisia sp.* 







Foray 10 - Mt. Wittenberg, Pt. Reyes, Marin Co. 

Peter Werner 





Boletus fibrillosus* 









Foray 17 - Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co. 

E.C. Vellinga 



Foray 26 - Jackson State Forest (Arora Foray), 

Mendocino Co. 


Amanita lanei 


Marin Co. (contd.) 










Sparassis crispa* 




Foray 11 - Tomales Bay State Park, Marin Co. 

Peter Werner 











Russula silvicola* 


Foray 29 - Hwy. 128, Navarro, Marin Co. 

Dulcie 



Hebeloma mesophaeum* 

Foray 43 - Marin Co. 


Mendocino Co. 

Agaricus perobscurus* 

Amanita silvicola* 



Cortinarius glaucopus group* 

Gomphus clavatus* 






Ramaria fennica var. fennica* 

Ramaria formosa




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Foray lists 

Foray 27 - Jackson State Forest, Woodland Camp, 

Mendocino Co. 


Foray 8 - Nevada City area, Nevada Co. 

Daniel Nicholson 



Auriscalpium vulgare* 

Collybia cirrhata* 

Cortinarius cedretorum* 

Cortinarius sodagnitus group* 


Foray 22 - Campus San Francisco State, San Francisco 

Co. 

Denise Gregory 


Amanita pantherina* 

Clavulina cristata* 

Galerina badipes* 




Foray 23 - Junipero Serra Park, San Francisco Co. 





Bovista pila* 



Crepidotus herbarum* 


Flammulaster carpophilus group* 


Mendocino Co.. (contd.) 

Nevada Co 

San Francisco Co. 






Hysterangium coriaceum* 


Lepiota flammeotincta* 


Polyporus varius* 

Pseudoarmillariella ectypoides * 

Pseudohydnum gelatinosum* 

Strobilurus trullisatus* 



Lepiota spheniscispora 








Foray 24 - Skyline, San Francisco Co. 



Agaricus hondensis* 



Dermocybe zakii* 





Tricholoma imbricatum* 

Tricholomopsis rutilans*




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Foray lists 

Foray 25 - San Bruno Bayhill Shopping Center, San 

Francisco Co. 






Leocarpus fragilis* 



Foray 28 - Mission District, San Francisco Co. 

Jim Brovstis 



Entoloma bloxami* 



Resupinatus applicatus* 

Foray 1 - Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co. 

Bill Freedman 



Bisporella citrina* 

Calvatia utriformis* 




Dacrymyces stillatus* 


Ganoderma brownii* 

Geastrum saccatum* 







Lepiota “carmineobasidia”* 


Lepiota roseilivida* 

Lepiota scaberula* 









Pluteus thomsonii* 


San Francisco Co.. (contd.) 

San Mateo Co 


Tyromyces caesius* 



Foray 30 - Presidio National Park, San Francisco Co. 

Ken Litchfield 



Foray 38 - Chinese Embassy, San Francisco, San Francisco 

Co. 

Robert Esposito 


Amanita lanei 



Tricholoma muricatum* 

Foray 44 - San Francisco, San Francisco Co. 



Foray 2 - San Mateo County Memorial Park, San Mateo Co. 

Fred Stevens 




Aleuria aurantia* 



Cantharellus cibarius* 



Conocybe tenera* 



Fomitopsis cajanderi* 




Hypholoma capnoides* 






Marasmius androsaceus* 



Micromphale sequoiae* 

Mycena abramsii




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Foray lists 





Nidula niveotomentosa* 


Phellinus robustus* 

Pholiota astragalina* 




Xeromphalina cauticinalis* 

Foray 3 - Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co. 

J.R. Blair 






Crucibulum laeve* 











Nidula candida* 




Foray 12 - Mills Canyon, San Mateo Co. 




Cortinarius calochrous* 






Phlebia radiata* 

Phlebia uda* 

Pholiota terrestris group* 

Plicatura nivea* 

Scleroderma cepa* 





San Mateo Co (contd.) 


Foray 32 - Filoli, San Mateo Co. 

Jonathan Tolmach 



Amanita lanei 



Bjerkandera fumosa* 

Bolbitius aleuriatus* 



Boletus marshii* 









Galerina autumnalis* 






Hericium erinaceus* 



Lepiota sequoiarum group* 









Nolanea stricta group* 





Psathyrella hydrophila* 

Psilocybe castanella* 

Russula laurocerasi* 



Stropharia ambigua




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Foray 33 - Huddart Park, San Mateo Co. 

Wade Leschyn 






Hericium ramosum* 

Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea* 




Foray 6 - Campus U.C. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. 

Thomas and Tina Keller 


Agaricus subrutilescens* 

Amanita lanei 


Boletus appendiculatus* 

Boletus barrowsii* 





Cortinarius variicolor group* 


San Mateo Co (contd.) 









Cryptoporus volvatus* 





Hebeloma sinapizans* 


Lactarius rubrilacteus* 







Stromatoscypha fimbriata* 


Foray 48 - Menlo Park, San Mateo Co. 


Fistulina hepatica* 

Santa Cruz Co.




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Foray lists 

Foray 5 - Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co. 

Anna Moore 





Amanita gemmata* 



Armillaria sinapina* 





Boletus subtomentosus* 





Gomphidius smithii* 


Gymnopus acervatus* 


Inonotus tomentosus* 

Lactarius rubidus* 






Paxillus panuoides* 

Pholiota malicola* 



Sonoma Co. 


Ramaria acrisiccescens* 



Ramaria rasilispora var. rasilispora* 

Ramaria rubribrunnescens* 

Ramaria rubrievanescens * 

Rhizopogon ochraceorubens* 

Russula crassotunicata* 

Russula eleodes* 

Russula subalutacea* 


Suillus lakei* 


Suillus tomentosus* 





Foray 21 - Petaluma - St. Vincent High, Sonoma Co. 

Darvin Deshazer 







Foray 42 - Sea Ranch, Sonoma Co. 


Agaricus praeclaresquamosus




26 

Foray lists 

Foray 14 - various North Bay & Marin Co. 

Ron Pastorino 








Amanita lanei 


Amanita vaginata* 

Antrodia heteromorpha* 


















Lepiota josserandii* 





Lyophyllum decastes* 



Panus conchatus* 


Pluteus semibulbosus group* 

Russula turci* 





Tephrocybe rancida* 


Elsewhere 


Foray 41 - East Bay 


Gymnopilus luteofolius* 


Unknown locations 







Bovista dermoxantha * 



Cortinarius ponderosus* 


Ganoderma tsugae* 



Helvella lacunosa* 


Hypocrea pulvinata* 

Laccaria fraterna* 

Lactarius alnicola* 

Lactarius pubescens* 




Mycena haematopus* 

Phaeomarasmius erinaceus* 

Polyporus radicatus* 



Sarcodon imbricatus* 




Tubaria eucalypti* 

Volvariella gloiocephala*




27 

Field and display label examples 

genus and species 

habitat (circle one) 


Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis 

Common name: none 

Misapplied name: Laccaria amethystina 

Scattered to gregarious on ground in forests, 

mostly with pine. 


foray 

4 

table 

in woods grasslands 

under redwood douglas fir pine 

live oak tanbark oak manzanita 

on soil wood leaves 

other 

collector 

identifier 

14.12 

The numbers in the bottom right are to assist in setting up the display. The first 

number is a table id, the second is a serial number, found by listing in alphabetic 

order all species names for that table.




foray 

table 





other 

collector 

identifier 




foray 

table 





other 

collector 

identifier 




foray 

table 





other 

collector 

identifier 




foray 

table 





other 

collector 

identifier 




foray 

table 





other 

collector 

identifier 




foray 

table 





other 

collector 

identifier




December 13-15, 2002 

Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, Else Vellinga, Michael Wood, & 

Fred Stevens 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 



Agaricus arvensis 





Agaricus crocodilinus 

Agaricus cupreobrunneus 




Agrocybe pediades 

Alboleptonia sericella 


Amanita constricta 



Amanita lanei 


Amanita pachycolea 





Armillaria ostoyae 




28. Astraeus pteridis 

29. Battarrea phalloides 



32. Boletus aereus 






38. Boletus flaviporus 

39. Boletus piperatoides 





44. Calocybe carnea 

45. Calvatia utriformis 


47. Cantharellus formosus 

48. Cantharellus subalbidus 


50. Chalciporus piperatoides 


52. Clitocybe nebularis 





57. Cortinarius camphoratus 

58. Cortinarius caninus 

59. Cortinarius collinitus 

60. Cortinarius fulmineus 

61. Cortinarius multiformis 


63. Cortinarius regalis 




65. Cortinarius stemmatus 

66. Cortinarius vanduzerensis 

67. Cortinarius vibratilis 

68. Crepidotus crocophyllus 



71. Daldinia grandis 


73. Entoloma rhodopolium 


75. Flammulina velutipes 











86. Gomphidius subroseus 






92. Gymnopus badiialbus 


94. Gymnopus fuscopurpureus 


96. Gymnopus villosipes 


98. Hebeloma sacchariolens 

99. Hebeloma sinapizans group 





102. Hygrocybe singeri 





107. Hypsizygus marmoreus 

108. Inocybe albodisca 


110. Inocybe sororia 

111. Ischnoderma resinosum 


113. Laccaria proxima 


115. Lactarius deliciosus 


117. Laetiporus sulphureus 

118. Laricifomes officinalis 


120. Lentinellus ursinus 

121. Lentinus lepideus 


123. Lepiota carmineobasidia 

124. Lepiota castaneidisca 


126. Lepiota sequoiarum group 



129. Leucopaxillus albissimus 

130. Leucopaxillus gentianeus 

131. Lycoperdon molle 


133. Lycoperdon pyriforme 

134. Lycoperdon umbrinum 


136. Macrolepiota rachodes 


138. Marasmius pallidocephalus 





141. Melanoleuca melaleuca 



144. Mycena capillaris 

145. Mycena iodiolens 

146. Mycena leptocephala 


148. Mycena pura 




152. Panaeolus semiovatus 

153. Panellus serotinus 

154. Parmastomyces transmutans 




158. Phellinus pini 

159. Phellinus robustus 



162. Pisolithus tinctorius 



165. Pluteus magnus 

166. Pluteus salicinus 

167. Polyporus decurrens 

168. Polyporus elegans 

169. Psathyrella candolleana 

170. Psathyrella fuscofolia 

171. Psathyrella gracilis 


173. Psathyrella longipes 

174. Psathyrella spadicea 






178. Ramaria araiospora 


180. Ramaria flavigelatinosa 



183. Ramaria vinosimaculans 


185. Rhizopogon rubescens 

186. Rhodocollybia butyracea 

187. Russula alutacea 


189. Russula basifurcata 

190. Russula brevipes 

191. Russula brunneola 

192. Russula cyanoxantha 

193. Russula fragrantissima 

194. Russula graveolens 

195. Russula integra 

196. Russula olivacea 

197. Russula paxilloides 


199. Russula semirubra 

200. Sarcodon imbricatus 


202. Scleroderma geaster 


204. Stereum striatum 




208. Suillus brevipes 



211. Suillus granulatus 




213. Suillus ponderosus 



216. Trametes ochracea 


218. Tremella foliacea 


220. Tricholoma caligatum 



223. Tricholoma magnivelare 

224. Tricholoma pardinum 

225. Tricholoma saponaceum 


227. Tubaria confragosa 

228. Tubaria furfuracea 

229. Tylopilus pseudoscaber 

230. Tyromyces fragilis 

231. Volvariella speciosa 


233. Xeromphalina kauffmanii 







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Introduction ......................................................................................................................2 

History ..............................................................................................................................3 

Statistics ...........................................................................................................................4 




Common names ................................................................................................................5 

Names not recently recorded ..........................................................................................6 

Numbers of field labels from tables 


Species found - listed by multiplicity ..........................................................................12 

Forays ranked by numbers found and by measure of uniqueness............................14 

Species found - by county and by foray ......................................................................15 

Field and Display Label examples ................................................................................23 

Print this page to make your own Field Labels ...........................................................24 

Identifiers 

Dennis Desjardin, Mike Wood, Else C. Vellinga,Fred Stevens, Norm Andresen, Phil Carpenter, 

Mark Gillespie, Darven Deshazer 

Recorders 

John Lennie, Robert Mackler 


John Lennie




2 

Introduction 

Oakland Museum,14-15 December 2002 

The first winter storm, which hit on 7 November, was a severe one with heavy rain. But 

within a couple of days the weather was sunny and no more rain fell until 6 December. 

Then, and again on 9 December, there was light rain but other days were clear until Friday 

13, when the forays for the fair were scheduled. That day there was a downpour. 

It was a recipe for disaster. In the bay area, almost no mushrooms responded to the first 

rain and the month-long dry period had banished mushrooms so completely that it was 

hard to find a single fruitbody. In late November and early December several people 

scoured the Berkeley campus and all reported that it was totally barren. The first rain in 

December seemed too little and too late to help the fair. The downpour on the 13th was 

the final blow; it led to one foray being canceled when only the leader showed up and 

shrank the turnout for the rest. And yet the fair was a success: 236 species were recorded, 

fully 80% of the 296 recorded in 2001! 

To give a sense of the dramatic change that occurred in the last few days, consider the 

San Francisco watershed. On 18 November we had scoured the cypress grove there for 

Lepiota without finding a single specimen (and almost nothing else) and yet on the 13th 

December sections of the grove were fruiting profusely. The problem then was that many 

of the fragile Lepiotas had been damaged by the heavy rain. 

Overall, with 66% of the species recorded in 2001, the watershed did relatively poorly. 

Salt Point on the other hand, with 125%, actually did significantly better. Even towards the 

end of November, when the bay area was a mushroom desert, some mushrooms could 

be found in Mendocino, though far fewer than usual. 

The mushrooms at the fair were the ones you would expect after the first rain but were 

now a month late. There were many Suillus and other boletes but almost no Russulas, 

Lactarius, Hygrophorus and Cortinarius - personally I hadn’t seen a single specimen in 

any of these genera until the fair. True, with 13 species, Russula tied with Boletus for the 

genus with most species, but this number gives a totally misleading impression. The Russula 

collections consisted of one or two fruitbodies whereas the boletes were abundant. 

It is interesting that in the two weeks since the fair there has been a lot of rain and yet 

here in Berkeley 10 days later there were again almost no mushrooms. The window of opportunity 

for the fair was truly narrow; how lucky we were! 

Family names on the display labels at the fair (and also on pages 7-11) were taken from 

the CABI Biosciences database (http://194.131.255.3/cabipages/Names/NAMES.ASP), as 

used for the 9th edition of "Ainsworth and Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi" (2001.), There 

are controversial changes (like abandoning the family name Amanitaceae and placing the 

genus Amanita in the Plutaceae). Some experts, like Dr Desjardin, argue that it is premature 

to discard familiar classifications on the basis of poorly understood molecular data. 

You may make field labels for your own forays by printing page 24. 

The efforts of many volunteers, a few named here but many nameless, made the fair and 

this report possible. 

John Lennie 

Berkeley 

30 December 2002




3 

History 


The society held its first mushroom show in the fall of 1970 and kept a unified record of 

species until 1993. Shows were held in San Francisco, Oakland, San Rafael (once) and 

Coyote Point. In some years there were even three shows! Cumulative records were published 

twice. First, in "California Mushrooms: 1970-1980" by Herb Saylor, Paul Vergeer, 

Dennis Desjardin and Tom Duffy, an orange booklet which covered the first 19 shows 

along with 2 forays. It included literature references and sources for illustrations of the 

species which still make it a useful reference (copies of the booklet are available from 

Book Sales.) I prepared the second set of records which was published in the Member's 

Handbook for 1992. By that time 24 more shows had been held, and the new lists, up to 

and including January 1992, were presented in one table, with 1009 species. This Handbook 

is no longer available. 

The show in December 1992 was the last to be added to this record and the database I 

had maintained until then. In 1993, Wade Leschyn took over and began a new database. 

According to the society's web site, thirteen shows were held between then and the first of 

the new series at the Oakland Museum in 2001, (though it is possible that there was a 

14th show in Coyote Point in 1994.) However there was no longer a unified record of what 

had been displayed at individual fairs and records for some fairs have been lost. 

In 2001 the council established a new Systematics Committee, and made maintaining the 

database one of its functions; Mike Wood was appointed chair. Under its aegis I began a 

third database with the goal of adding descriptive material for local species, as well as 

systematizing foray lists and the collections displayed at shows. The 921 initial names, updated 

and corrected, were derived from Wade's database and Mykoweb (the names on 

page 5 , "not recently recorded", are not on this list.) The 2001 Oakland show added 28 

names and this show another 20 bringing the current total to 969, including species complexes 

and varieties. In 2001, for the first time, some of the display labels included common 

names, synonyms, misapplied names and habitat information supplied by Mykoweb 

(for an example, see page 23.)The display labels and the catalogues for 2001 and 2002 

are the first fruits of the new database.




prepared: 

30 December 2002 

4 

Statistics (all figures exclude "sp.") 

Total collections: 236 

Total records (counting separately each occurrence 


Field labels from display tables (see p.6) 534 



multiple records from one foray were merged): 

11 (location uknown) 

1 125 

2 50 

3 20 

4 10 

5 11 

6 4 

7 1 

8 1 

9 2 

12 1 

For lists of species by multiplicity, see pages 12 

to 13. 

Numbers of taxa by genus (excluding "sp."): 

1........Abortiporus 

11........Agaricus 

1........Agrocybe 

1........Alboleptonia 

1........Aleuria 

10........Amanita 

2........Armillaria 

2........Astraeus 

1........Battarrea 

2........Bolbitius 

13........Boletus 

1........Calocybe 

1........Calvatia 

3........Cantharellus 

1........Caulorhiza 

1........Chalciporus 

1........Chroogomphus 

2........Clitocybe 

1........Clitopilus 

2........Coprinus 

11........Cortinarius 

2........Crepidotus 

1........Cryptoporus 

1........Daldinia 

2........Entoloma 

1........Fistulina 

1........Flammulina 

2........Fomitopsis 

1........Galerina 

2........Ganoderma 

2........Geastrum 

4........Gomphidius 

2........Gomphus 

3........Gymnopilus 

5........Gymnopus 

3........Hebeloma 

1........Helvella 

1........Hericium 

1........Hygrocybe 

1........Hygrophoropsis 

2........Hypholoma 


1........Hypomyces 

1........Hypsizygus 

3........Inocybe 

1........Ischnoderma 

1........Jahnoporus 

1........Laccaria 

3........Lactarius 

1........Laetiporus 

1........Laricifomes 

1........Leccinum 

1........Lentinellus 

1........Lentinus 

1........Lenzites 

5........Lepiota 

1........Leucoagaricus 

2........Leucopaxillus 

4........Lycoperdon 

1........Lyophyllum 

1........Macrolepiota 

4........Marasmius 

1........Melanoleuca 

9........Mycena 

1........Omphalotus 

1........Panaeolus 

1........Panellus 

1........Parmastomyces 

2........Paxillus 

1........Phaeolus 

2........Phellinus 

2........Pholiota 

1........Pisolithus 

1........Pleurotus 

3........Pluteus 

2........Polyporus 

6........Psathyrella 

2........Psilocybe 

7........Ramaria 

2........Rhizopogon 

1........Rhodocollybia 

13........Russula 

1........Sarcodon 

1........Schizophyllum 

1........Scleroderma 

2........Stereum 

1........Strobilurus 

2........Stropharia 

8........Suillus 

2........Trametes 

2........Tremella 

6........Tricholoma 

1........Tricholomopsis 

2........Tubaria 

1........Tylopilus 

1........Tyromyces 

1........Volvariella 

2........Xeromphalina 

1........Xylaria




5 

Common names 

Arched Earthstar......................see Geastrum fornicatum 

Artist's Conk ............................see Ganoderma applanatum 

Black Elfin Saddle....................see Helvella lacunosa 

Blewit.......................................see Clitocybe nuda 

Brown Witch's Butter ...............see Tremella foliacea 

Butter Bolete............................see Boletus appendiculatus 

Candlesnuff Fungus ................see Xylaria hypoxylon 

Cepe........................................see Boletus edulis 

Champignon ............................see Agaricus campestris 

Chanterelle ..............................see Cantharellus cibarius 

Chicken of the Woods .............see Laetiporus sulphureus 

Coccoli.....................................see Amanita lanei 

Coccora ...................................see Amanita lanei 

Cramp balls .............................see Daldinia grandis 

Dead Man's Foot .....................see Pisolithus tinctorius 

Deadly Galerina.......................see Galerina autumnalis 

Death Cap ...............................see Amanita phalloides 

Deer Mushroom.......................see Pluteus cervinus 

Dyeball.....................................see Pisolithus tinctorius 

Earthstar..................................see Geastrum saccatum 

False Chanterelle ....................see Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca 

False Turkey Tail.....................see Stereum hirsutum 

Fly Agaric.................................see Amanita muscaria 

Fried Chicken Mushroom ........see Lyophyllum decastes 

Grisette....................................see Amanita constricta 

Grisette....................................see Amanita vaginata 

Honey Mushroom ....................see Armillaria mellea 

Horse Mushroom.....................see Agaricus arvensis 

Hygroscopic Earthstar .............see Astraeus hygrometricus 

Jack-O-Lantern........................see Omphalotus olivascens 

King Bolete ..............................see Boletus edulis 

Manzanita Bolete.....................see Leccinum manzanitae 

Matsutake................................see Tricholoma magnivelare 

Meadow Mushroom.................see Agaricus campestris 

Mica Cap .................................see Coprinus micaceus 

Orange Cup.............................see Aleuria aurantia 

Oyster Mushroom....................see Pleurotus ostreatus 

Penny Bun...............................see Boletus edulis 

Pig's Ears ................................see Gomphus clavatus 

Pine Spike ...............................see Chroogomphus vinicolor 

Poison Pie ...............................see Hebeloma crustuliniforme 

Porcini......................................see Boletus edulis 

Puffball.....................................see Lycoperdon perlatum 

Queen Bolete...........................see Boletus aereus 

Redwood Rooter......................see Caulorhiza umbonata 

Rosy Russula ..........................see Russula sanguinea 

Satan's Bolete .........................see Boletus satanas 

Shaggy Mane ..........................see Coprinus comatus 

Shaggy Parasol .......................see Macrolepiota rachodes 

Slippery Jack ...........................see Suillus pungens 

Split Gill ...................................see Schizophyllum commune 

Sulphur Shelf...........................see Laetiporus sulphureus 

Sulphur Tuft.............................see Hypholoma fasciculare 

Sweetbread mushroom ...........see Clitopilus prunulus 

Torq .........................................see Agaricus bitorquis 

Turkey Tails.............................see Trametes versicolor 

Veiled Polypore .......................see Cryptoporus volvatus 

Velvet Foot ..............................see Flammulina velutipes 

Viscid Bolete............................see Boletus flaviporus 

Western Grisette......................see Amanita pachycolea 

White Chanterelle....................see Cantharellus subalbidus 

Wine Colored Agaricus............see Agaricus subrutilescens 

Witch's Butter ..........................see Tremella mesenterica 

Witch's Hat ..............................see Hygrocybe singeri 

Woolly Chanterelle ..................see Gomphus floccosus 

Yellow Chanterelle...................see Cantharellus cibarius 

Yellow Stainer..........................see Agaricus xanthodermus 





6 

Names not recently recorded 

Abortiporus biennis..................... Meripilaceae 

Calvatia utriformis....................... Lycoperdaceae 

Chalciporus piperatoides ............ Boletaceae 

Cortinarius stemmatus................ Cortinariaceae 

Crepidotus crocophyllus ............. Cortinariaceae 

Hypsizygus marmoreus .............. Tricholomataceae 

Ischnoderma resinosum ............. Hapalopilaceae 

Laricifomes officinalis.................. Polyporaceae 

Lepiota castaneidisca ................. Agaricaceae 

Lepiota “carmineobasidia” .......... Agaricaceae 

Lycoperdon molle ....................... Lycoperdaceae 

Panaeolus semiovatus................ Bolbitiaceae 

Parmastomyces transmutans ..... Fomitopsidaceae 

Phellinus robustus ...................... Hymenochaetaceae 

Pluteus salicinus......................... Pluteaceae 

Polyporus decurrens................... Polyporaceae 

Trametes ochracea..................... Polyporaceae 

Tricholoma caligatum.................. Tricholomataceae 

Tyromyces fragilis....................... Polyporaceae 

Xeromphalina kauffmanii ............ Tricholomataceae 

Numbers of field labels recovered from tables after set-up 

1..................................................... 23 

2....................................................... 8 

3..................................................... 19 

4................................................... 104 

6..................................................... 20 

7..................................................... 70 

8..................................................... 64 

9..................................................... 42 

10................................................... 17 

11................................................... 33 

12................................................... 56 

13................................................... 44 

14................................................... 34 

total.............................................. 534 

Oakland Museum,14-15 December 2002




7 



Abortiporus biennis .................................. Meripilaceae 

Agaricus arorae ....................................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus arvensis .................................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus bernardii .................................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus bitorquis .................................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus californicus ................................ Agaricaceae 

Agaricus campestris ................................ Agaricaceae 

Agaricus crocodilinus ............................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus cupreobrunneus ....................... Agaricaceae 


Agaricus placomyces................................ see Agaricus praeclaresquamosus 

Agaricus praeclaresquamosus ................ Agaricaceae 

Agaricus rodmani...................................... see Agaricus bitorquis 

Agaricus subrutilescens ........................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus xanthodermus ........................... Agaricaceae 

Agrocybe pediades .................................. Bolbitiaceae 


Alboleptonia sericella .............................. Entolomataceae 

Aleuria aurantia ....................................... Pezizaceae 



Amanita calyptroderma............................. see Amanita lanei 

Amanita constricta ................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita franchetii .................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita gemmata ................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita lanei ........................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita muscaria .................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita muscaria var. flavivolvata........... Pluteaceae 

Amanita pachycolea ................................ Pluteaceae 

Amanita phalloides .................................. Pluteaceae 

Amanita silvicola ...................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita vaginata ..................................... Pluteaceae 

Armillaria mellea ...................................... Marasmiaceae 

Armillaria ostoyae .................................... Marasmiaceae 

Armillaria ponderosa................................. see Tricholoma magnivelare 


Astraeus hygrometricus ........................... Sclerodermataceae 

Astraeus pteridis ...................................... Sclerodermataceae 

Battarrea phalloides ................................ Tulostomataceae 

Bolbitius aleuriatus .................................. Bolbitiaceae 

Bolbitius vitellinus .................................... Bolbitiaceae 

Boletus aereus ......................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus amygdalinus ............................... Boletaceae 

Boletus appendiculatus ........................... Boletaceae 

Boletus chrysenteron ............................... Boletaceae 

Boletus citriniporus .................................. Boletaceae 

Boletus dryophilus ................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus edulis .......................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus flaviporus .................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus piperatoides ................................ Boletaceae 

Boletus satanas ....................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus subtomentosus ........................... Boletaceae 

Boletus truncatus ..................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus zelleri .......................................... Boletaceae 

Calocybe carnea ...................................... Tricholomataceae 

Calvatia utriformis .................................... Lycoperdaceae 

Cantharellus cibarius ............................... Cantharellaceae 

Cantharellus clavatus ............................... see Gomphus clavatus 

Cantharellus formosus ............................. Cantharellaceae 

Cantharellus subalbidus .......................... Cantharellaceae 

Caulorhiza umbonata .............................. Tricholomataceae 

Chalciporus piperatoides.......................... see Boletus piperatoides 

Chalciporus piperatoides ......................... Boletaceae 

Chroogomphus vinicolor .......................... Gomphidiaceae 

Clitocybe nebularis .................................. Tricholomataceae 

Clitocybe nuda ......................................... Tricholomataceae 

Clitopilus prunulus ................................... Entolomataceae 

Collybia butyracea.................................... see Rhodocollybia butyracea




8 


Collybia dryophila ..................................... see Gymnopus dryophilus 

Collybia fuscopurpurea............................. see Gymnopus villosipes 


Coprinellus micaceus ............................... see Coprinus micaceus 

Coprinus comatus .................................... Coprinaceae 

Coprinus micaceus .................................. Coprinaceae 


Cortinarius camphoratus ......................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius caninus .................................. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius collinitus ................................ Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius fulmineus ............................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius multiformis ............................. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius ponderosus ........................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius regalis .................................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius sodagnitus ............................. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius stemmatus ............................. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius vanduzerensis ....................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius vibratilis ................................. Cortinariaceae 

Crepidotus crocophyllus .......................... Cortinariaceae 

Crepidotus mollis ..................................... Cortinariaceae 

Cryptoporus volvatus ............................... Polyporaceae 

Daldinia grandis ....................................... Xylariaceae 

Entoloma bloxami .................................... Entolomataceae 

Entoloma madidum................................... see Entoloma bloxami 

Entoloma rhodopolium ............................ Entolomataceae 

Fistulina hepatica ..................................... Fistulinaceae 

Flammulina velutipes ............................... Marasmiaceae 



Fomitopsis cajanderi ................................ Fomitopsidaceae 

Fomitopsis pinicola .................................. Fomitopsidaceae 

Galerina autumnalis ................................. Cortinariaceae 

Ganoderma applanatum .......................... Ganodermataceae 

Ganoderma tsugae .................................. Ganodermataceae 

Geastrum fornicatum ............................... Geastraceae 

Geastrum saccatum ................................ Geastraceae 

Gomphidius glutinosus ............................ Gomphidiaceae 

Gomphidius oregonensis ......................... Gomphidiaceae 

Gomphidius smithii .................................. Gomphidiaceae 

Gomphidius subroseus ............................ Gomphidiaceae 

Gomphidius vinicolor ................................ see Chroogomphus vinicolor 

Gomphus clavatus ................................... Gomphaceae 

Gomphus floccosus ................................. Gomphaceae 

Gymnopilus junonius ................................ see Gymnopilus spectabilis 

Gymnopilus luteocarneus ........................ Cortinariaceae 

Gymnopilus sapineus .............................. Cortinariaceae 

Gymnopilus spectabilis ............................ Cortinariaceae 

Gymnopus badiialbus .............................. Tricholomataceae 

Gymnopus dryophilus .............................. Tricholomataceae 

Gymnopus fuscopurpureus ...................... see Gymnopus villosipes 

Gymnopus fuscopurpureus ..................... Tricholomataceae 

Gymnopus kauffmanii .............................. Tricholomataceae 

Gymnopus villosipes ................................ Tricholomataceae 

Hebeloma crustuliniforme ........................ Bolbitiaceae 

Hebeloma sacchariolens ......................... Bolbitiaceae 

Hebeloma sinapizans group .................... Bolbitiaceae 

Helvella lacunosa .................................... Helvellaceae 

Hericium ramosum .................................. Hericiaceae 

Hydnum imbricatum.................................. see Sarcodon imbricatus 

Hygrocybe singeri .................................... Tricholomataceae 

Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca ..................... Hygrophoropsidaceae 

Hygrophorus singeri ................................. see Hygrocybe singeri 

Hypholoma aurantiacum .......................... Strophariaceae 

Hypholoma fasciculare ............................ Strophariaceae 

Hypomyces chrysospermum ................... Hypocreaceae 

Hypsizygus marmoreus ........................... Tricholomataceae 

Inocybe albodisca .................................... Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe fastigiata ..................................... Cortinariaceae 





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Inocybe sororia ........................................ Cortinariaceae 

Ischnoderma resinosum .......................... Hapalopilaceae 

Jahnoporus hirtus .................................... Albatrellaceae 

Laccaria proxima ..................................... Hydnangiaceae 

Lactarius alnicola ..................................... Russulaceae 

Lactarius deliciosus ................................. Russulaceae 

Lactarius rubrilacteus .............................. Russulaceae 

Lactarius sanguifluus................................ see Lactarius rubrilacteus 

Laetiporus sulphureus ............................. Polyporaceae 

Laricifomes officinalis .............................. Polyporaceae 

Leccinum manzanitae .............................. Boletaceae 

Lentinellus ursinus ................................... Auriscalpiaceae 

Lentinus lepideus .................................... Polyporaceae 

Lenzites betulina ..................................... Polyporaceae 

Lepiota “carmineobasidia” ....................... Agaricaceae 

Lepiota castaneidisca .............................. Agaricaceae 


Lepiota rachodes...................................... see Macrolepiota rachodes 

Lepiota roseifolia ..................................... Agaricaceae 

Lepiota rubrotincta.................................... see Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus 

Lepiota sequoiarum group ....................... Agaricaceae 

Lepiota spheniscispora ............................ Agaricaceae 

Lepiota ventriosospora ............................. see Lepiota magnispora 

Lepista nebularis ...................................... see Clitocybe nebularis 


Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus ..................... Agaricaceae 

Leucopaxillus albissimus ......................... Tricholomataceae 

Leucopaxillus amarus............................... see Leucopaxillus gentianeus 

Leucopaxillus gentianeus ........................ Tricholomataceae 

Lycoperdon molle .................................... Lycoperdaceae 

Lycoperdon perlatum ............................... Lycoperdaceae 

Lycoperdon pyriforme .............................. Lycoperdaceae 

Lycoperdon umbrinum ............................. Lycoperdaceae 

Lyophyllum decastes ............................... Tricholomataceae 

Macrolepiota rachodes ............................ Agaricaceae 

Marasmius calhouniae ............................. Marasmiaceae 

Marasmius pallidocephalus ..................... Marasmiaceae 

Marasmius plicatulus ............................... Marasmiaceae 

Marasmius quercophilus .......................... Marasmiaceae 

Marasmius villosipes ................................ see Gymnopus villosipes 

Melanoleuca melaleuca ........................... Tricholomataceae 


Mycena californiensis .............................. Tricholomataceae 

Mycena capillaripes ................................. Tricholomataceae 

Mycena capillaris ..................................... Tricholomataceae 


Mycena iodiolens ..................................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena leptocephala .............................. Tricholomataceae 

Mycena maculata .................................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena pura ............................................ Tricholomataceae 

Mycena purpureofusca ............................ Tricholomataceae 


Mycena speirea ....................................... Tricholomataceae 



Omphalotus olivascens ........................... Marasmiaceae 

Panaeolus semiovatus ............................ Bolbitiaceae 

Panellus serotinus ................................... Tricholomataceae 

Parmastomyces transmutans .................. Fomitopsidaceae 

Paxillus involutus ..................................... Paxillaceae 

Paxillus panuoides .................................. Paxillaceae 

Phaeolus schweinitzii .............................. Polyporaceae 

Phaeomarasmius confragosus................. see Tubaria confragosa 

Phellinus pini ........................................... Hymenochaetaceae 

Phellinus robustus ................................... Hymenochaetaceae 

Pholiota malicola ..................................... Strophariaceae 

Pholiota terrestris ..................................... Strophariaceae 

Pisolithus arrhizus .................................... see Pisolithus tinctorius




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Pisolithus tinctorius .................................. Sclerodermataceae 

Pleurotus ostreatus .................................. Pleurotaceae 

Pluteus cervinus ...................................... Pluteaceae 

Pluteus magnus ....................................... Pluteaceae 

Pluteus salicinus ...................................... Pluteaceae 

Polyporus decurrens ................................ Polyporaceae 

Polyporus elegans ................................... Polyporaceae 


Polyporus sulphureus............................... see Laetiporus sulphureus 

Polyporus versicolor ................................. see Trametes versicolor 

Psathyrella candolleana .......................... Coprinaceae 

Psathyrella fuscofolia ............................... Coprinaceae 

Psathyrella gracilis ................................... Coprinaceae 

Psathyrella hydrophila ............................. Coprinaceae 

Psathyrella longipes ................................ Coprinaceae 

Psathyrella spadicea ............................... Coprinaceae 


Psilocybe cyanescens ............................. Strophariaceae 

Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa ......................... Strophariaceae 

Ramaria acrisiccescens ........................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria araiospora ................................. Ramariaceae 

Ramaria botrytis ...................................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria flavigelatinosa ........................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria formosa ..................................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria rubribrunnescens ...................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria vinosimaculans ......................... Ramariaceae 

Rhizopogon ochraceorubens .................. Rhizopogonaceae 

Rhizopogon rubescens ............................ Rhizopogonaceae 

Rhodocollybia butyracea ......................... Marasmiaceae 

Russula alutacea ..................................... Russulaceae 

Russula amoenolens ............................... Russulaceae 

Russula basifurcata ................................. Russulaceae 

Russula brevipes ..................................... Russulaceae 

Russula brunneola .................................. Russulaceae 

Russula cyanoxantha .............................. Russulaceae 

Russula fragrantissima ............................ Russulaceae 

Russula graveolens ................................. Russulaceae 

Russula integra ........................................ Russulaceae 

Russula olivacea ..................................... Russulaceae 

Russula paxilloides .................................. Russulaceae 



Russula sanguinea .................................. Russulaceae 

Russula semirubra ................................... Russulaceae 

Sarcodon imbricatus ................................ Bankeraceae 

Schizophyllum commune ......................... Schizophyllaceae 

Scleroderma geaster ............................... Sclerodermataceae 

Stereum hirsutum .................................... Stereaceae 

Stereum striatum ..................................... Stereaceae 

Strobilurus kemptonae.............................. see Strobilurus trullisatus 

Strobilurus trullisatus ............................... Marasmiaceae 

Stropharia ambigua ................................. Strophariaceae 

Stropharia aurantiaca ............................... see Hypholoma aurantiacum 

Stropharia riparia ..................................... Strophariaceae 

Suillus brevipes ....................................... Suillaceae 

Suillus caerulescens ................................ Suillaceae 

Suillus fuscotomentosus .......................... Suillaceae 

Suillus granulatus .................................... Suillaceae 

Suillus lakei .............................................. Suillaceae 

Suillus ponderosus .................................. Suillaceae 

Suillus pungens ....................................... Suillaceae 

Suillus tomentosus .................................. Suillaceae 

Tapinella panuoides ................................. see Paxillus panuoides 

Trametes ochracea .................................. Polyporaceae 

Trametes versicolor ................................. Polyporaceae 

Tremella foliacea ..................................... Tremellaceae 

Tremella mesenterica .............................. Tremellaceae 

Tricholoma caligatum .............................. Tricholomataceae 





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Tricholoma fracticum ............................... Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma imbricatum ............................ Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma magnivelare .......................... Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma pardinum ............................... Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma saponaceum ......................... Tricholomataceae 

Tricholomopsis rutilans ............................ Tricholomataceae 

Tubaria confragosa .................................. Cortinariaceae 

Tubaria furfuracea ................................... Cortinariaceae 

Tylopilus pseudoscaber ........................... Boletaceae 

Tyromyces fragilis .................................... Polyporaceae 

Volvariella gloiocephala............................ see Volvariella gloiocephala 

Volvariella gloiocephala ........................... Pluteaceae 

Xerocomus chrysenteron.......................... see Boletus chrysenteron 



Xeromphalina cauticinalis ........................ Tricholomataceae 

Xeromphalina kauffmanii ......................... Tricholomataceae 

Xylaria hypoxylon .................................... Xylariaceae 





12 


11 species reported once 

(location unknown) 

Battarrea phalloides 



Ischnoderma resinosum 

Parmastomyces transmutans 

Phellinus pini 

Phellinus robustus 

Pluteus magnus 



Sarcodon imbricatus 















Astraeus pteridis 

Boletus citriniporus 

Boletus flaviporus 



Calvatia utriformis 

Cantharellus formosus 

Cantharellus subalbidus 


Clitocybe nebularis 


Cortinarius caninus 

Cortinarius collinitus 

Cortinarius fulmineus 

Cortinarius multiformis 


Cortinarius regalis 

Cortinarius stemmatus 

Cortinarius vanduzerensis 

Cortinarius vibratilis 

Crepidotus crocophyllus 


Cryptoporus volvatus 

Daldinia grandis 

Entoloma rhodopolium 


Geastrum saccatum 


Gomphidius subroseus 

Gomphus clavatus 


Gymnopus badiialbus 


Hebeloma sacchariolens 

Hebeloma sinapizans group 


Hygrocybe singeri 

Hypsizygus marmoreus 


Inocybe fastigiata 

Inocybe sororia 


Laccaria proxima 


Laetiporus sulphureus 

Laricifomes officinalis 

Lentinellus ursinus 

Lentinus lepideus 


Lepiota “carmineobasidia” 

Lepiota castaneidisca 

Lepiota sequoiarum group 

Leucopaxillus albissimus 

Leucopaxillus gentianeus 

Lycoperdon molle 

Lycoperdon pyriforme 

Marasmius pallidocephalus 

Melanoleuca melaleuca 


Mycena iodiolens 

Mycena leptocephala 

Mycena pura 


Panaeolus semiovatus 

Panellus serotinus 

Paxillus panuoides 

Pholiota malicola 

Pluteus salicinus 

Polyporus decurrens 

Polyporus elegans 

Psathyrella candolleana 

Psathyrella fuscofolia 

Psathyrella longipes 

Psathyrella spadicea 




Ramaria araiospora 


Ramaria flavigelatinosa 


Ramaria rubribrunnescens 

Ramaria vinosimaculans 

Rhizopogon rubescens 

Russula alutacea 

Russula basifurcata 

Russula brevipes 

Russula brunneola 

Russula cyanoxantha 

Russula graveolens 

Russula olivacea 



Scleroderma geaster 

Stereum striatum 

Suillus brevipes 

Suillus granulatus 



Trametes ochracea 

Tremella foliacea 

Tricholoma caligatum 


Tricholoma magnivelare 

Tricholoma pardinum 

Tricholoma saponaceum 

Tricholomopsis rutilans




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Tubaria confragosa 

Tylopilus pseudoscaber 

Tyromyces fragilis 






Amanita muscaria var. flavivolvata 











Boletus piperatoides 

Calocybe carnea 



Cortinarius camphoratus 

Cortinarius sodagnitus 


Flammulina velutipes 






Gymnopus fuscopurpureus 

Gymnopus villosipes 


Inocybe albodisca 



Lycoperdon umbrinum 

Macrolepiota rachodes 





Pisolithus tinctorius 

Psathyrella gracilis 


Rhodocollybia butyracea 

Russula fragrantissima 

Russula paxilloides 

Russula semirubra 



Suillus lakei 














Lactarius deliciosus 








Russula integra 



Tubaria furfuracea 




Boletus aereus 






























Amanita lanei 



Hypholoma fasciculare




14 







37 0.22 Various, Marin Co. ................................................Ron Pastorino 

34 0.18 Campus U.C., Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. ..........Thomas and Tina Keller 

33 0.24 San Mateo County Memorial Park ........................Fred Stevens 

33 0.18 Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co..........................Mike Wood 



16 0.12 Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. ..................................Robert Mackler 

10 0.20 Campus, U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co...................J. Edmonds 

10 0.10 Aptos, Santa Cruz Co. ..........................................P. Carpenter 

9 0.00 Tomales Bay Park, Marin Co. ...............................J. Baruzzi 

9 0.00 San Francisco, San Francisco Co.........................Tom Chester 

7 0.29 Waterman Gap, Santa Cruz Co. ...........................J. Brown 

7 0.14 Daly City, San Matero Co......................................Fred Stevens 

7 0.00 Wildcat Canyon, Contra Costa Co. .......................M. Rossman 

4 0.00 Orinda, Contra Costa Co.......................................Tom Beales 

3 1.00 Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co. ............................. 

3 0.67 Oakland, Alameda Co. .......................................... 

3 0.00 Sausal Creek, Alameda Co................................... 

3 0.00 Marin Co................................................................J. Edmonds 

3 0.00 Marin Co................................................................J. Edmonds 

3 0.00 Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co. ..................Debbie Viess 

2 1.00 Oakland Hills, Alameda Co. .................................. 

2 0.50 Oakland flat - Debbie’s garden, Alameda Co........Debbie Viess 

2 0.00 San Francisco State Univ., San Francisco Co. ..... 

2 0.00 Richmond Field Station, Contra Costa Co. ...........Anna Moore 

2 0.00 Golden Gate Park, San Francisco Co...................Peter Werner 

1 1.00 San Francisco, San Francisco Co......................... 

1 1.00 Pleasant Hill, Contra Costa Co. ............................ 

1 1.00 Oregon ..................................................................Debbie Viess 

1 1.00 Nathan Wilson’s farm ............................................ 

1 1.00 Mt Tamalpais, Marin Co. ....................................... 

1 1.00 Georgetown, El Dorado Co. .................................. 

1 1.00 Berkeley, Alameda Co. ......................................... 

1 0.00 Sheffield Village, Oakland, Alameda Co. ..............Debbie Viess 

1 0.00 Oakland, Alameda Co. ..........................................J. Edmonds 

1 0.00 Eureka, Humboldt Co............................................ 

1 0.00 Eureka Headwaters, Humboldt Co.?.....................J. Edmonds 

1 0.00 Eugene, Oregon.................................................... 

1 0.00 El Cerrito, Contra Costa Co. ................................. 

1 0.00 College Avenue, Berkeley, Alameda Co. ..............D. Eichorn 

1 0.00 Campus, U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co...................J. Edmonds 






33 0.24 San Mateo County Memorial Park ........................Fred Stevens 

37 0.22 Various, Marin Co. ................................................Ron Pastorino 

34 0.18 Campus U.C., Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. ..........Thomas and Tina Keller 

33 0.18 Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co..........................Mike Wood 

16 0.12 Roys Redwoods, Marin Co. ..................................Robert Mackler 

Numbers in columns 1 and 2 are the same in both tables.




15 

Foray 7 - Joaquin Miller Park, Alameda Co. 

Mike Wood 


Abortiporus biennis* 

Agrocybe pediades* 








Boletus flaviporus* 



Gymnopus badiialbus* 












Mycena speirea* 





Suillus granulatus* 




Foray 14 - Campus, U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co. 

J. Edmonds 


Amanita lanei 






Lactarius rubrilacteus* 



Scleroderma geaster* 

Foray 15 - Campus, U.C. Berkeley, Alameda Co. 

J. Edmonds 



Foray lists 

Alameda Co. 



J. Edmonds 



Foray 22 - Sheffield Village, Oakland, Alameda Co. 

Debbie Viess 



Foray 26 - Oakland flat - Debbie’s garden, Alameda Co. 

Debbie Viess 


Agaricus californicus* 


Foray 36 - College Avenue, Berkeley, Alameda Co. 

D. Eichorn 



Foray 38 - Berkeley Marina, Alameda Co. 


Agaricus arvensis* 

Agaricus bitorquis* 

Agaricus campestris* 



Agaricus bernardii* 


Laetiporus sulphureus* 

Foray 43 - Sausal Creek, Alameda Co. 





Foray 45 - Berkeley, Alameda Co. 


Psilocybe cyanescens* 

Foray 48 - Oakland Hills, Alameda Co. 


Leucopaxillus albissimus* 

Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa*




16 

Foray 20 - Wildcat Canyon, Contra Costa Co. 

M. Rossman 


Amanita lanei 







Foray 27 - Richmond Field Station, Contra Costa Co. 

Anna Moore 




Foray lists 

Foray 44 - Georgetown, El Dorado Co. 


Psathyrella candolleana* 

Foray 19 - Eureka Headwaters, Humboldt Co. 

J. Edmonds 



Contra Costa Co. 


Foray 33 - Orinda, Contra Costa Co. 

Tom Beales 


Amanita lanei 




Foray 40 - Pleasant Hill, Contra Costa Co. 


Tremella foliacea* 

Foray 47 - El Cerrito, Contra Costa Co. 


El Dorado Co. 

Humboldt Co. 


Foray 30 - Eureka, Humboldt Co. 


Fistulina hepatica




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Mycena iodiolens* 




Schizophyllum commune* 



Foray 12 - Tomales Bay Park, Marin Co. 

J. Baruzzi 




Amanita lanei 








J. Edmonds 






J. Edmonds 





Foray lists 

Marin Co. 


Foray 28 - Various, Marin Co. 

Ron Pastorino 





Amanita lanei 












Gomphidius smithii* 


Hygrocybe singeri* 




Leucopaxillus gentianeus* 




Ramaria acrisiccescens* 

Ramaria araiospora* 

Ramaria formosa* 






Suillus ponderosus* 


Trametes ochracea* 


Foray 46 - Mt Tamalpais, Marin Co. 


Russula brevipes*




18 

Foray lists 

Foray 23 - Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co. 

Debbie Viess 





Foray 8 - Nevada City area, Nevada Co. 

Daniel Nicholson 




Astraeus pteridis* 

Clitocybe nebularis* 


Crepidotus crocophyllus* 





Tom Chester 











Foray 34 - SF State University, San Francisco Co. 




Mendocino Co. 

Nevada Co 

San Francisco Co. 

Inocybe fastigiata* 

Jahnoporus hirtus* 




Panellus serotinus* 

Paxillus panuoides* 



Polyporus elegans* 


Xylaria hypoxylon* 


Foray 37 - Golden Gate Park, San Francisco Co. 

Peter Werner 






Helvella lacunosa*




19 

Foray lists 

Foray 1 - Crystal Springs Watershed, San Mateo Co. 

Bill Freedman 




Alboleptonia sericella* 

Amanita constricta* 

Amanita lanei 









Calvatia utriformis* 

Chalciporus piperatoides* 








Geastrum saccatum* 





Gymnopus kauffmanii* 



Hebeloma sacchariolens* 



Hypsizygus marmoreus* 


Lentinellus ursinus* 

Lepiota “carmineobasidia”* 

Lepiota castaneidisca* 

Lepiota sequoiarum group* 



Lycoperdon molle* 







Pluteus salicinus* 



Russula basifurcata* 


Stereum striatum* 






San Mateo Co 


Foray 2 - San Mateo County Memorial Park, San Mateo Co. 

Fred Stevens 


Agaricus arorae* 


Amanita lanei 






Coprinus micaceus* 

Cortinarius regalis* 



Gomphidius subroseus* 








Melanoleuca melaleuca* 



Mycena pura* 




Psathyrella fuscofolia* 



Suillus lakei 


Xeromphalina cauticinalis*




20 

Foray lists 

Foray 3 - Wunderlich Park, San Mateo Co. 

J.R. Blair 




Cortinarius stemmatus* 

Daldinia grandis* 

Gymnopilus sapineus* 






Lycoperdon pyriforme* 






Panaeolus semiovatus* 



Foray 6 - Campus U.C., Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. 





Amanita lanei 





Boletus citriniporus* 




Cortinarius collinitus* 












Lentinus lepideus* 





San Mateo Co (continued) 






Tubaria confragosa* 

Tyromyces fragilis* 


Foray 10 - Huddart Park, San Mateo Co. 

Wade Leschyn 

cancelled 

Foray 11 - Daly City, San Mateo Co. 

Fred Stevens 


Santa Cruz Co. 


Agaricus cupreobrunneus* 






Russula alutacea* 

Russula cyanoxantha* 




Tricholoma fracticum* 

Foray 13 - Aptos, Santa Cruz Co. 

P. Carpenter 











Psathyrella longipes* 

Foray 35 - Waterman Gap, Santa Cruz Co. 

J. Brown 




Cortinarius fulmineus* 



Mycena leptocephala* 

Stereum hirsutum




21 

Foray lists 

Foray 5 - Salt Point State Park, Sonoma Co. 

Anna Moore 




Aleuria aurantia* 



Amanita lanei 











Boletus truncatus* 


Cantharellus formosus* 

Cantharellus subalbidus* 




Cortinarius multiformis* 

Cortinarius ponderosus* 

Cortinarius vanduzerensis* 

Cortinarius vibratilis* 

Crepidotus mollis* 

Cryptoporus volvatus* 






Gomphus clavatus* 






Sonoma Co. 


Laccaria proxima* 



Lenzites betulina* 





Marasmius pallidocephalus* 



Mycena capillaris* 




Pholiota malicola* 



Psathyrella spadicea* 

Ramaria botrytis* 

Ramaria flavigelatinosa* 


Ramaria vinosimaculans* 

Rhizopogon rubescens* 

Russula brunneola* 

Russula graveolens* 


Russula olivacea* 




Suillus brevipes* 


Suillus lakei 




Tricholoma magnivelare* 

Tricholoma pardinum* 

Tricholoma saponaceum* 

Tricholomopsis rutilans* 

Tylopilus pseudoscaber* 

Xeromphalina kauffmanii* 





22 

Foray 31 - Nathan Wilson’s farm 


Laricifomes officinalis* 

Foray lists 

Unknown California locations 

29 taxa, including 11* not found elsewhere 



Battarrea phalloides* 






Geastrum fornicatum* 






Ischnoderma resinosum* 


Parmastomyces transmutans* 


Phellinus pini* 

Phellinus robustus* 



Pluteus magnus* 


Rhizopogon ochraceorubens* 

Russula amoenolens* 


Sarcodon imbricatus* 


Elsewhere 


Foray 25 - Oregon 

Debbie Viess 


Tricholoma caligatum* 

Foray 41 - Eugene, Oregon 


Clitocybe nuda




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Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, Else Vellinga, Michael Wood, J. 

R. Blair, Fred Stevens, Dr. Tom Bruns, Norm Andresen, & Terri 

Beausejour 

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26. 

Agaricus abruptibulbus 

Agaricus albolutescens 


Agaricus augustus 





Agaricus semotus 

Agaricus silvicola 

Agaricus smithii 

Agaricus subrufescens 



Agrocybe praecox 





Amanita lanei 






Armillaria gallica 



27. Armillaria mellea group 

28. Astraeus hygrometricus 

29. Auriscalpium vulgare 

30. Battarrea phalloides 


32. Boletopsis leucomelaena 




36. Boletus calopus var. frustosus 




40. Boletus erythropus 


42. Boletus pinophilus 

43. Boletus regius 

44. Boletus rubripes 





49. Bovista plumbea 

50. Bulgaria inquinans 


52. Catathelasma ventricosum 


54. Cheimonophyllum candidissimum 

55. Chlorophyllum molybdites 

56. Chroogomphus rutilus 

57. Clavariadelphus occidentalis 

58. Clavicorona pyxidata 



61. Clitocybe flaccida 

62. Clitocybe inversa 





65. Clitocybe odora 


67. Collybia cirrhata 

68. Collybia cookei 

69. Coprinus auricomis group 



72. Cortinarius acutus group 

73. Cortinarius amoenolens group 


75. Cortinarius cedretorum group 

76. Cortinarius cotoneus group 

77. Cortinarius cylindripes 

78. Cortinarius fulmineus group 

79. Cortinarius glaucopus group 

80. Cortinarius iodes 

81. Cortinarius olympianus 

82. Cortinarius percomis 

83. Cortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis 


85. Cortinarius sodagnitus group 

86. Cortinarius traganus 


88. Cortinarius variicolor group 


90. Cortinarius violaceus 

91. Crepidotus applanatus 



94. Cystoderma fallax 

95. Dacrymyces palmatus group 



98. Entoloma rhodopolium group 


100. Floccularia albolanaripes 






104. Galerina heterocystis 

105. Galerina marginata 

106. Galerina vittaeformis 









115. Gymnopilus aeruginosus 



118. Gymnopus badiialbus 


120. Gymnopus fuscopurpureus 


122. Gymnopus villosipes 





127. Heterotextus alpinus 

128. Hohenbuehelia petaloides 

129. Hydnum repandum 

130. Hydnum umbilicatum 


132. Hygrophorus agathosmus 

133. Hygrophorus gliocyclus 









140. Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina 

141. Inocybe laetior 

142. Inocybe mixtilis 


144. Inocybe whitei 


146. Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis 

147. Laccaria laccata var. pallidifolia 

148. Laccaria proxima 



151. Lactarius pubescens var. betulae 


153. Lactarius rufus 

154. Lactarius scrobiculatus 

155. Lactarius xanthogalactus 





160. Lepiota castanea group 


162. Lepiota felina 


164. Lepiota magnispora 


166. Leptonia exilis 

167. Leptonia parva 

168. Leucoagaricus leucothites 




172. Lycoperdon nigrescens 







177. Marasmius androsaceus 


179. Marasmius copelandii 


181. Micromphale arbuticola 

182. Morchella deliciosa 

183. Mycena abramsii 

184. Mycena acicula 

185. Mycena alcalina group 

186. Mycena aurantiomarginata 



189. Mycena epiterygia 

190. Mycena filopes 

191. Mycena galopus 



194. Mycena metata 




198. Mycena renatii 

199. Mycena rorida 


201. Mycena stylobates 

202. Naucoria vinicolor 



205. Panus rudis 


207. Peziza arvernensis 

208. Peziza vesiculosa 

209. Phaeocollybia californica 

210. Phaeocollybia olivacea 




212. Phallus hadriani 

213. Phellinus gilvus 



216. Pholiota flammans 

217. Pholiota spumosa group 



220. Pluteus atromarginatus 

221. Pluteus magnus 

222. Pluteus petasatus 

223. Pluteus thomsonii 

224. Polyporus badius 



227. Psathyrella fuscofolia 







234. Ramaria botryoides 


236. Ramaria fennica var. fennica 

237. Ramaria fennica var. violaceabrunnea 



240. Ramaria myceliosa 


242. Ramaria stricta 



245. Rhodocollybia butyracea 

246. Rimbachia bryophila 

247. Russula aeruginea 





250. Russula cerolens 

251. Russula cessans 

252. Russula eleodes 


254. Russula lilaca 

255. Russula queletii 

256. Russula rhodopoda 



259. Russula simillima 

260. Russula veternosa 














274. Thelephora multipartita group 

275. Thelephora terrestris 



278. Trichaptum abietinum 

279. Tricholoma dryophilum 

280. Tricholoma flavovirens 









287. Tricholoma vaccinum 

288. Tricholomopsis decora 


290. Truncocolumella citrina 

291. Tubaria furfuracea group 

292. Tylopilus indecisus 










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Introduction ......................................................................................................................2 

Statistics ...........................................................................................................................3 




Common names ................................................................................................................4 

Names not recently recorded ..........................................................................................5 


Species found - listed by multiplicity ...........................................................................12 

Forays ranked by numbers found and by measure of uniqueness ............................15 

Species found - by foray ................................................................................................16 

Field and Display Label examples .................................................................................25 

Print this page to make your own Field Labels ............................................................26 

Identifiers 

Dennis Desjardin, Mike Wood, Else C. Vellinga, J.R. Blair, Tom Bruns, Rick Kerrigan, 

Terri Beausejour 

Recorders 

John Lennie, Robert Mackler 


John Lennie




2 

Introduction 


The society held its first mushroom show in the fall of 1970 and a unified record of the 

species was kept until 1993. Shows were held in San Francisco, Oakland, San Rafael 

(once) and Coyote Point. In some years there were even three shows! Cumulative 

records were published twice. First, in "California Mushrooms: 1970-1980" by Herb Saylor, 

Paul Vergeer, Dennis Desjardin and Tom Duffy, an orange booklet which covered the 

first 19 shows along with 2 forays. It included literature references and sources for illustrations 

of the species. (These references are still useful, though dated, and copies of the 

booklet are available from Book Sales.) The second publication was in the Member's 

Handbook for 1992, by which time 24 more shows had been held, and the new lists, up to 

and including January 1992, were presented in one table, with 1009 species. I maintained 

the database at that time and compiled and prepared the lists. This Handbook is no longer 

available. 

The show in December 1992 was the last to be added to this record. In 1993, the record 

was abandoned when Wade Leschyn took over managing a new database. Thirteen 

shows have been held since then (going by the information on the society's web site; the 

number would be 14 if there was a Coyote Point show in 1994.) However there was no 

longer a unified record of what was displayed at individual fairs and records for some fairs 

appear to have been lost. 

In 2001 the council established a new Systematics Committee, with Mike Wood as chair 

and maintaining the database as one of its functions. I took over the database with the 

goal of adding descriptive material for local species, as well as foray lists and collections 

displayed at shows. The names I started with were drawn from Wade's database and Mykoweb, 

updated and corrected; this is the context for the "not recently recorded" names on 

page 5. Now, after the Oakland show, the new cumulative record contains 949 taxa (including 

species complexes and varieties.) In Oakland, for the first time, some of the display 

labels included common names, synonyms, misapplied names and habitat information 

supplied by Mykoweb (for an example, see page 25.) Family names on the labels 

(see also pages 6-11) were taken from the CABI Biosciences database, source for the imminent 

and authoritative 9th edition of "Ainsworth and Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi." 

The display labels and this document are the first fruits of the new database. 

The figures and lists in this report would be impossible without the huge efforts of many 

volunteers. 

John Lennie




prepared: 

7 January 2002 

3 

Statistics (all figures exclude "sp.") 

Total collections: 296 

Total records (counting separately each occurrence 




multiple records from one foray are merged): 

28 (location uknown) 

1 149 

2 52 

3 31 

4 21 

5 4 

6 5 

7 3 

8 2 

9 1 

For lists of species by multiplicity, see pages 12 

to 14. 

Numbers of taxa by genus (excluding "sp."): 

13 ....... Agaricus 

2 ....... Agrocybe 

1 ....... Alboleptonia 

9 ....... Amanita 

2 ....... Armillaria 

1 ....... Astraeus 

1 ....... Auriscalpium 

1 ....... Battarrea 

1 ....... Bolbitius 

1 ....... Boletopsis 

16 ....... Boletus 

1 ....... Bovista 

1 ....... Bulgaria 

1 ....... Cantharellus 

1 ....... Catathelasma 

1 ....... Caulorhiza 

1 ....... Cheimonophyllum 

1 ....... Chlorophyllum 

1 ....... Chroogomphus 

1 ....... Clavariadelphus 

1 ....... Clavicorona 

1 ....... Clavulina 

6 ....... Clitocybe 

1 ....... Clitopilus 

2 ....... Collybia 

3 ....... Coprinus 

19 ....... Cortinarius 

2 ....... Crepidotus 

1 ....... Crucibulum 

1 ....... Cystoderma 

1 ....... Dacrymyces 

1 ....... Daldinia 

2 ....... Entoloma 

1 ....... Flammulina 

1 ....... Floccularia 

2 ....... Fomitopsis 

4 ....... Galerina 

2 ....... Ganoderma 

1 ....... Geastrum 

4 ....... Gomphidius 

1 ....... Gomphus 


3 ....... Gymnopilus 

5 ....... Gymnopus 

1 ....... Hebeloma 

1 ....... Helvella 

2 ....... Hericium 

1 ....... Heterotextus 

1 ....... Hohenbuehelia 

2 ....... Hydnum 

1 ....... Hygrophoropsis 

2 ....... Hygrophorus 

3 ....... Hypholoma 

1 ....... Hypomyces 

7 ....... Inocybe 

1 ....... Jahnoporus 

3 ....... Laccaria 

7 ....... Lactarius 

2 ....... Leccinum 

1 ....... Lenzites 

7 ....... Lepiota 

2 ....... Leptonia 

2 ....... Leucoagaricus 

2 ....... Leucopaxillus 

3 ....... Lycoperdon 

1 ....... Lyophyllum 

1 ....... Macrolepiota 

4 ....... Marasmius 

1 ....... Micromphale 

1 ....... Morchella 

19 ....... Mycena 

1 ....... Naucoria 

1 ....... Omphalotus 

2 ....... Panus 

1 ....... Paxillus 

2 ....... Peziza 

2 ....... Phaeocollybia 

1 ....... Phaeolus 

1 ....... Phallus 

2 ....... Phellinus 

4 ....... Pholiota 

1 ....... Pleurotus 

4 ....... Pluteus 

2 ....... Polyporus 

3 ....... Psathyrella 

1 ....... Pseudohydnum 

2 ....... Psilocybe 

12 ....... Ramaria 

1 ....... Rhizopogon 

1 ....... Rhodocollybia 

1 ....... Rimbachia 

14 ....... Russula 

1 ....... Schizophyllum 

1 ....... Scleroderma 

1 ....... Sparassis 

1 ....... Stereum 

1 ....... Strobilurus 

2 ....... Stropharia 

6 ....... Suillus 

2 ....... Thelephora 

1 ....... Trametes 

1 ....... Tremella 

1 ....... Trichaptum 

9 ....... Tricholoma 

2 ....... Tricholomopsis 

1 ....... Truncocolumella 

1 ....... Tubaria 

2 ....... Tylopilus 

2 ....... Xeromphalina 

1 ....... Xylaria




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Common names 

Anise Mushroom ..................... see Clitocybe deceptiva 

Arched Earthstar ..................... see Geastrum fornicatum 

Artist's Conk ............................ see Ganoderma applanatum 

Birch Bolete............................. see Leccinum scabrum 

Bird's Nest Fungus .................. see Crucibulum laeve 

Black Elfin Saddle ................... see Helvella lacunosa 

Black Puffball........................... see Lycoperdon nigrescens 

Blewit....................................... see Clitocybe nuda 

Butter Bolete............................ see Boletus appendiculatus 

Candlesnuff Fungus ................ see Xylaria hypoxylon 

Cauliflower Mushroom............. see Sparassis crispa 

Cepe........................................ see Boletus edulis 

Chanterelle.............................. see Cantharellus cibarius 

Club Coral ............................... see Clavariadelphus occidentalis 

Coccoli..................................... see Amanita lanei 

Coccora................................... see Amanita lanei 

Cramp balls ............................. see Daldinia grandis 

Deadly Galerina....................... see Galerina autumnalis 

Death Cap ............................... see Amanita phalloides 

Earthball .................................. see Scleroderma cepa 

False Chanterelle .................... see Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca 

False Turkey Tail..................... see Stereum hirsutum 

Fly Agaric ................................ see Amanita muscaria 

Fried Chicken Mushroom ........ see Lyophyllum decastes 

Garlic Mushroom..................... see Marasmius copelandii 

Grisette.................................... see Amanita constricta 

Grisette.................................... see Amanita vaginata 

Hedgehog................................ see Hydnum repandum 

Hedgehog................................ see Hydnum umbilicatum 

Honey Mushroom.................... see Armillaria mellea 

Hygroscopic Earthstar............. see Astraeus hygrometricus 

Jack-O-Lantern........................ see Omphalotus olivascens 

King Bolete.............................. see Boletus edulis 

Lion's Mane ............................. see Hericium erinaceus 

Man on Horseback .................. see Tricholoma flavovirens 

Manzanita Bolete..................... see Leccinum manzanitae 

Matsutake................................ see Tricholoma magnivelare 

Morel ....................................... see Morchella deliciosa 

Oyster Mushroom.................... see Pleurotus ostreatus 

Panther.................................... see Amanita pantherina 

Penny Bun............................... see Boletus edulis 

Poison Pie ............................... see Hebeloma crustuliniforme 

Porcini ..................................... see Boletus edulis 

Puffball .................................... see Lycoperdon perlatum 

Queen Bolete .......................... see Boletus aereus 

Redwood Rooter ..................... see Caulorhiza umbonata 

Rosy Russula .......................... see Russula sanguinea 

Satan's Bolete ......................... see Boletus satanas 

Shaggy Mane .......................... see Coprinus comatus 

Shaggy Parasol....................... see Macrolepiota rachodes 

Slippery Jack........................... see Suillus pungens 

Split Gill ................................... see Schizophyllum commune 

Stinkhorn ................................. see Phallus hadriani 

Sulphur Tuft............................. see Hypholoma fasciculare 

Sweetbread mushroom ........... see Clitopilus prunulus 

The Prince............................... see Agaricus augustus 

Toothed Jelly Fungus.............. see Pseudohydnum gelatinosum 

Turkey Tails............................. see Trametes versicolor 

Velvet Foot .............................. see Flammulina velutipes 

Viscid Bolete............................ see Boletus flaviporus 

Western Grisette ..................... see Amanita pachycolea 

Witch's Butter .......................... see Tremella mesenterica 

Woolly Chanterelle .................. see Gomphus floccosus 

Yellow Chanterelle .................. see Cantharellus cibarius 

Yellow Stainer ......................... see Agaricus xanthodermus 





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Names not recently recorded 

Clavicorona pyxidata ...................Hericiaceae 

Coprinus auricomis group............Coprinaceae 

Cortinarius acutus group .............Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius amoenolens group ....Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius olympianus................Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius variicolor group..........Cortinariaceae 

Galerina heterocystis...................Cortinariaceae 

Galerina vittaeformis....................Cortinariaceae 

Gymnopus badiialbus..................Tricholomataceae 

Inocybe laetior .............................Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe mixtilis ............................Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe whitei..............................Cortinariaceae 

Lepiota felina ...............................Agaricaceae 

Lepiota spheniscispora................Agaricaceae 

Leptonia exilis..............................Entolomataceae 

Mycena abramsii .........................Tricholomataceae 

Mycena epiterygia .......................Tricholomataceae 

Mycena filopes.............................Tricholomataceae 

Mycena galopus ..........................Tricholomataceae 

Pluteus magnus...........................Pluteaceae 

Psathyrella fuscofolia...................Coprinaceae 

Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa .............Strophariaceae 

Ramaria fennica var. fennica.......Ramariaceae 

Ramaria rubribrunnescens ..........Ramariaceae 

Ramaria vinosimaculans .............Ramariaceae 

Russula lilaca ..............................Russulaceae 

Russula rhodopoda .....................Russulaceae 

Thelephora multipartita group .....Thelephoraceae 





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Agaricus abruptibulbus............................. Agaricaceae 

Agaricus albolutescens ............................ Agaricaceae 

Agaricus arorae........................................ Agaricaceae 

Agaricus augustus.................................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus bernardii .................................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus californicus ................................ Agaricaceae 

Agaricus cupreobrunneus ........................ Agaricaceae 


Agaricus placomyces ............................... see Agaricus praeclaresquamosus 

Agaricus praeclaresquamosus................. Agaricaceae 

Agaricus semotus..................................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus silvicola...................................... Agaricaceae 

Agaricus smithii ........................................ Agaricaceae 

Agaricus subrufescens............................. Agaricaceae 

Agaricus xanthodermus............................ Agaricaceae 

Agrocybe pediades .................................. Bolbitiaceae 

Agrocybe praecox .................................... Bolbitiaceae 


Alboleptonia sericella ............................... Entolomataceae 



Amanita calyptroderma ............................ see Amanita lanei 

Amanita constricta.................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita franchetii..................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita gemmata .................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita lanei............................................ Pluteaceae 

Amanita muscaria..................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita pachycolea................................. Pluteaceae 

Amanita pantherina .................................. Pluteaceae 

Amanita phalloides................................... Pluteaceae 

Amanita vaginata...................................... Pluteaceae 

Armillaria albolanaripes............................ see Floccularia albolanaripes 

Armillaria gallica ....................................... Marasmiaceae 

Armillaria mellea group............................. Marasmiaceae 

Armillaria ponderosa ................................ see Tricholoma magnivelare 


Astraeus hygrometricus............................ Sclerodermataceae 

Auriscalpium vulgare................................ Auriscalpiaceae 

Battarrea phalloides ................................. Tulostomataceae 

Bolbitius vitellinus..................................... Bolbitiaceae 

Boletopsis leucomelaena ......................... Bankeraceae 

Boletus aereus ......................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus amygdalinus ................................ Boletaceae 

Boletus appendiculatus ............................ Boletaceae 

Boletus calopus var. frustosus ................. Boletaceae 

Boletus chrysenteron................................ Boletaceae 

Boletus dryophilus.................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus edulis........................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus edulis var. pinicola....................... see Boletus pinophilus 

Boletus erythropus ................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus flaviporus..................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus frustosus...................................... see Boletus calopus var. frustosus 

Boletus pinicola ........................................ see Boletus pinophilus 

Boletus pinophilus .................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus regius........................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus rubripes ....................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus satanas........................................ Boletaceae 

Boletus subtomentosus............................ Boletaceae 

Boletus truncatus...................................... Boletaceae 

Boletus zelleri........................................... Boletaceae 

Bovista plumbea....................................... Lycoperdaceae 

Bulgaria inquinans.................................... Bulgariaceae 

Cantharellus cibarius................................ Cantharellaceae 

Catathelasma ventricosum....................... Tricholomataceae 

Caulorhiza umbonata ............................... Tricholomataceae 

Cheimonophyllum candidissimum............ Tricholomataceae 

Chlorophyllum molybdites ........................ Agaricaceae 

Chroogomphus rutilus .............................. Gomphidiaceae




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Clavariadelphus occidentalis.................... Gomphaceae 

Clavariadelphus pistillaris......................... see Clavariadelphus occidentalis 

Clavicorona pyxidata*............................... Hericiaceae 

Clavulina cristata...................................... Clavulinaceae 

Clitocybe deceptiva .................................. Tricholomataceae 

Clitocybe flaccida ..................................... Tricholomataceae 

Clitocybe inversa...................................... see Clitocybe flaccida 

Clitocybe inversa...................................... Tricholomataceae 

Clitocybe nebularis................................... Tricholomataceae 

Clitocybe nuda.......................................... Tricholomataceae 

Clitocybe odora ........................................ Tricholomataceae 

Clitocybe suaveolens ............................... see Clitocybe deceptiva 

Clitopilus prunulus.................................... Entolomataceae 

Collybia butyracea.................................... see Rhodocollybia butyracea 

Collybia cirrhata........................................ Tricholomataceae 

Collybia cookei ......................................... Tricholomataceae 

Collybia dryophila..................................... see Gymnopus dryophilus 

Collybia fuscopurpurea ............................ see Gymnopus villosipes 


Coprinopsis lagopus................................. see Coprinus lagopus 

Coprinus auricomis group*....................... Coprinaceae 

Coprinus comatus .................................... Coprinaceae 

Coprinus lagopus ..................................... Coprinaceae 


Cortinarius acutus group*......................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius amoenolens group*................ Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius calochrous.............................. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius cedretorum group................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius cotoneus group ...................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius cylindripes.............................. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius fulmineus group ..................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius glaucopus group .................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius iodes ...................................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius olympianus* ........................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius percomis ................................ Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis.. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius ponderosus ............................ Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius sodagnitus group ................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius traganus................................. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius vanduzerensis........................ Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius variicolor group*..................... Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius vibratilis.................................. Cortinariaceae 

Cortinarius violaceus................................ Cortinariaceae 

Crepidotus applanatus ............................. Cortinariaceae 

Crepidotus mollis...................................... Cortinariaceae 

Crucibulum laeve...................................... Nidulariaceae 

Cystoderma fallax..................................... Tricholomataceae 

Dacrymyces palmatus group.................... Dacrymycetaceae 

Daldinia grandis........................................ Xylariaceae 

Dentinum repandum................................. see Hydnum repandum 

Dentinum umbilicatum.............................. see Hydnum umbilicatum 

Entoloma bloxami..................................... Entolomataceae 

Entoloma madidum .................................. see Entoloma bloxami 

Entoloma rhodopolium group ................... Entolomataceae 

Flammulina velutipes................................ Marasmiaceae 

Floccularia albolanaripes ......................... Tricholomataceae 



Fomitopsis cajanderi ................................ Fomitopsidaceae 

Fomitopsis pinicola................................... Fomitopsidaceae 

Galerina autumnalis ................................. Cortinariaceae 

Galerina heterocystis* .............................. Cortinariaceae 

Galerina marginata................................... Cortinariaceae 

Galerina vittaeformis*............................... Cortinariaceae 

Ganoderma applanatum .......................... Ganodermataceae 

Ganoderma tsugae .................................. Ganodermataceae 

Geastrum fornicatum................................ Geastraceae 

Gomphidius glutinosus............................. Gomphidiaceae




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Gomphidius oregonensis ......................... Gomphidiaceae 

Gomphidius smithii................................... Gomphidiaceae 

Gomphidius subroseus............................. Gomphidiaceae 

Gomphus floccosus.................................. Gomphaceae 

Guepiniopsis alpinus ................................ see Heterotextus alpinus 

Gymnopilus aeruginosus.......................... Cortinariaceae 

Gymnopilus junonius................................ see Gymnopilus spectabilis 

Gymnopilus sapineus............................... Cortinariaceae 

Gymnopilus spectabilis............................. Cortinariaceae 

Gymnopus badiialbus* ............................. Tricholomataceae 

Gymnopus dryophilus............................... Tricholomataceae 

Gymnopus fuscopurpureus ...................... see Gymnopus villosipes 

Gymnopus fuscopurpureus ...................... Tricholomataceae 

Gymnopus kauffmanii............................... Tricholomataceae 

Gymnopus villosipes ................................ Tricholomataceae 

Hebeloma crustuliniforme......................... Bolbitiaceae 

Helvella lacunosa ..................................... Helvellaceae 

Hericium erinaceus................................... Hericiaceae 

Hericium ramosum ................................... Hericiaceae 

Heterotextus alpinus................................. Dacrymycetaceae 

Hirschioporus abietinus............................ see Trichaptum abietinum 

Hohenbuehelia petaloides........................ Pleurotaceae 

Hydnum repandum................................... Hydnaceae 

Hydnum umbilicatum................................ Hydnaceae 

Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca ...................... Hygrophoropsidaceae 

Hygrophorus agathosmus ........................ Tricholomataceae 

Hygrophorus gliocyclus ............................ Tricholomataceae 

Hypholoma aurantiacum .......................... Strophariaceae 

Hypholoma capnoides.............................. Strophariaceae 

Hypholoma fasciculare............................. Strophariaceae 

Hypomyces chrysospermum.................... Hypocreaceae 

Inocybe albodisca .................................... Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe fastigiata ..................................... Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina ................. Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe laetior*......................................... Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe mixtilis*........................................ Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe sororia......................................... Cortinariaceae 

Inocybe whitei* ......................................... Cortinariaceae 

Jahnoporus hirtus..................................... Albatrellaceae 

Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis ............ Hydnangiaceae 

Laccaria amethystina ............................... see Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis 

Laccaria laccata var. pallidifolia ............... Hydnangiaceae 

Laccaria proxima...................................... Hydnangiaceae 

Lactarius alnicola...................................... Russulaceae 

Lactarius chrysorheus .............................. see Lactarius xanthogalactus 

Lactarius deliciosus.................................. Russulaceae 

Lactarius pubescens var. betulae ............ Russulaceae 

Lactarius rubrilacteus ............................... Russulaceae 

Lactarius rufus.......................................... Russulaceae 

Lactarius sanguifluus ............................... see Lactarius rubrilacteus 

Lactarius scrobiculatus............................. Russulaceae 

Lactarius vinaceorufescens...................... see Lactarius xanthogalactus 

Lactarius xanthogalactus ......................... Russulaceae 

Leccinum manzanitae .............................. Boletaceae 

Leccinum scabrum ................................... Boletaceae 

Lentinus conchatus .................................. see Panus conchatus 

Lentinus torulosus .................................... see Panus conchatus 

Lenzites betulina ...................................... Polyporaceae 

Lepiota atrodisca...................................... Agaricaceae 

Lepiota castanea group............................ Agaricaceae 


Lepiota cristata......................................... Agaricaceae 

Lepiota felina* .......................................... Agaricaceae 

Lepiota flammeotincta .............................. Agaricaceae 

Lepiota magnispora.................................. Agaricaceae 

Lepiota naucina........................................ see Leucoagaricus leucothites 

Lepiota rachodes...................................... see Macrolepiota rachodes 

Lepiota rubrotincta ................................... see Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus




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Lepiota spheniscispora* ........................... Agaricaceae 

Lepiota ventriosospora............................. see Lepiota magnispora 

Lepista inversa ......................................... see Clitocybe flaccida 

Lepista nebularis ...................................... see Clitocybe nebularis 


Leptonia exilis* ......................................... Entolomataceae 

Leptonia parva ......................................... Entolomataceae 

Leucoagaricus leucothites........................ Agaricaceae 

Leucoagaricus naucinus .......................... see Leucoagaricus leucothites 

Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus ...................... Agaricaceae 

Leucopaxillus albissimus.......................... Tricholomataceae 

Leucopaxillus amarus............................... see Leucopaxillus gentianeus 

Leucopaxillus gentianeus......................... Tricholomataceae 

Lycoperdon foetidum................................ see Lycoperdon nigrescens 

Lycoperdon nigrescens ............................ Lycoperdaceae 

Lycoperdon perlatum ............................... Lycoperdaceae 

Lycoperdon pyriforme............................... Lycoperdaceae 

Lyophyllum decastes................................ Tricholomataceae 

Macrolepiota rachodes............................. Agaricaceae 

Marasmius androsaceus .......................... Marasmiaceae 

Marasmius calhouniae ............................. Marasmiaceae 

Marasmius copelandii............................... Marasmiaceae 

Marasmius plicatulus................................ Marasmiaceae 

Marasmius scorodonius ........................... see Marasmius copelandii 

Marasmius villosipes ................................ see Gymnopus villosipes 

Micromphale arbuticola ............................ Marasmiaceae 

Morchella deliciosa................................... Morchellaceae 

Mycena abramsii*..................................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena acicula......................................... Tricholomataceae 


Mycena alcalina group ............................. Tricholomataceae 

Mycena aurantiomarginata....................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena californiensis............................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena capillaripes.................................. Tricholomataceae 


Mycena epiterygia*................................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena filopes*........................................ Tricholomataceae 

Mycena galopus*...................................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena haematopus................................ Tricholomataceae 

Mycena maculata ..................................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena metata......................................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena oregonensis ................................ Tricholomataceae 

Mycena pura............................................. Tricholomataceae 

Mycena purpureofusca............................. Tricholomataceae 

Mycena renatii.......................................... Tricholomataceae 

Mycena rorida........................................... Tricholomataceae 


Mycena speirea........................................ Tricholomataceae 

Mycena stylobates.................................... Tricholomataceae 


Naematoloma capnoides ......................... see Hypholoma capnoides 


Naucoria vinicolor..................................... Bolbitiaceae 

Omphalotus olivascens ............................ Marasmiaceae 

Panus conchatus...................................... Polyporaceae 

Panus rudis .............................................. Polyporaceae 

Panus torulosus........................................ see Panus conchatus 

Paxillus involutus...................................... Paxillaceae 

Peziza arvernensis................................... Pezizaceae 

Peziza vesiculosa..................................... Pezizaceae 

Phaeocollybia californica.......................... Cortinariaceae 

Phaeocollybia olivacea............................. Cortinariaceae 

Phaeolus schweinitzii ............................... Polyporaceae 

Phallus hadriani........................................ Phallaceae 

Phellinus gilvus......................................... Hymenochaetaceae 

Phellinus pini ............................................ Hymenochaetaceae 

Pholiota astragalina.................................. Strophariaceae 

Pholiota flammans.................................... Strophariaceae 





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Pholiota spumosa group .......................... Strophariaceae 

Pholiota velaglutinosa .............................. Strophariaceae 

Pleurotus ostreatus .................................. Pleurotaceae 

Pleurotus petaloides................................. see Hohenbuehelia petaloides 

Pluteus atromarginatus ............................ Pluteaceae 

Pluteus magnus* ...................................... Pluteaceae 

Pluteus petasatus..................................... Pluteaceae 

Pluteus thomsonii..................................... Pluteaceae 

Polyporus badius...................................... Polyporaceae 

Polyporus elegans.................................... Polyporaceae 


Polyporus versicolor................................. see Trametes versicolor 

Psathyrella candolleana ........................... Coprinaceae 

Psathyrella fuscofolia*.............................. Coprinaceae 

Psathyrella hydrophila.............................. Coprinaceae 

Pseudohydnum gelatinosum.................... Exidiaceae 


Psilocybe cyanescens.............................. Strophariaceae 

Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa*......................... Strophariaceae 

Ramaria acrisiccescens ........................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria araiospora.................................. Ramariaceae 

Ramaria botryoides .................................. Ramariaceae 

Ramaria botrytis ....................................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria fennica var. fennica* .................. Ramariaceae 

Ramaria fennica var. violaceabrunnea..... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria flavigelatinosa............................ Ramariaceae 

Ramaria formosa...................................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria myceliosa................................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria rubribrunnescens*...................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria stricta ......................................... Ramariaceae 

Ramaria vinosimaculans*......................... Ramariaceae 

Rhizopogon ochraceorubens ................... Rhizopogonaceae 

Rhodocollybia butyracea.......................... Marasmiaceae 

Rimbachia bryophila................................. Tricholomataceae 

Russula aeruginea ................................... Russulaceae 

Russula amoenolens................................ Russulaceae 

Russula brevipes...................................... Russulaceae 

Russula cerolens...................................... Russulaceae 

Russula cessans ...................................... Russulaceae 

Russula eleodes....................................... Russulaceae 

Russula fragrantissima............................. Russulaceae 

Russula lilaca*.......................................... Russulaceae 


Russula queletii........................................ Russulaceae 

Russula rhodopoda*................................. Russulaceae 


Russula sanguinea................................... Russulaceae 

Russula semirubra ................................... Russulaceae 

Russula simillima...................................... Russulaceae 

Russula veternosa.................................... Russulaceae 

Schizophyllum commune ......................... Schizophyllaceae 

Scleroderma cepa .................................... Sclerodermataceae 

Sparassis crispa....................................... Sparassidaceae 

Sparassis radicata.................................... see Sparassis crispa 

Stereum hirsutum..................................... Stereaceae 

Strobilurus kemptonae ............................. see Strobilurus trullisatus 

Strobilurus trullisatus................................ Marasmiaceae 

Stropharia ambigua.................................. Strophariaceae 

Stropharia aurantiaca............................... see Hypholoma aurantiacum 

Stropharia riparia...................................... Strophariaceae 

Suillus caerulescens................................. Suillaceae 

Suillus fuscotomentosus........................... Suillaceae 

Suillus granulatus..................................... Suillaceae 

Suillus lakei .............................................. Suillaceae 

Suillus pungens........................................ Suillaceae 

Suillus tomentosus ................................... Suillaceae 

Thelephora multipartita group*................. Thelephoraceae 

Thelephora terrestris ................................ Thelephoraceae 





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Trametes versicolor.................................. Polyporaceae 

Tremella mesenterica............................... Tremellaceae 

Trichaptum abietinum............................... Polyporaceae 

Tricholoma dryophilum............................. Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma equestre................................. see Tricholoma flavovirens 

Tricholoma flavovirens ............................. Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma fracticum................................ Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma imbricatum............................. Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma magnivelare........................... Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma muricatum.............................. Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma myomyces ............................. Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma pessundatum......................... see Tricholoma muricatum 

Tricholoma saponaceum.......................... Tricholomataceae 

Tricholoma terreum .................................. see Tricholoma myomyces 

Tricholoma vaccinum ............................... Tricholomataceae 

Tricholomopsis decora ............................. Tricholomataceae 

Tricholomopsis rutilans............................. Tricholomataceae 

Truncocolumella citrina ............................ Suillaceae 

Tubaria furfuracea group.......................... Cortinariaceae 

Tylopilus indecisus ................................... Boletaceae 

Tylopilus pseudoscaber ........................... Boletaceae 

Xerocomus chrysenteron ......................... see Boletus chrysenteron 



Xeromphalina campanella........................ Tricholomataceae 

Xeromphalina cauticinalis ........................ Tricholomataceae 

Xylaria hypoxylon ..................................... Xylariaceae 





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28 species reported once 

(location unknown) 




Battarrea phalloides 

Boletus calopus var. frustosus 

Boletus regius 

Clitocybe inversa 

Collybia cirrhata 

Cortinarius percomis 



Gymnopus badiialbus 

Inocybe laetior 

Lactarius pubescens var. betulae 

Morchella deliciosa 

Peziza arvernensis 

Phaeocollybia californica 


Psathyrella fuscofolia 



Scleroderma cepa 


Thelephora multipartita 

Thelephora terrestris 


Tricholoma muricatum 

Tylopilus indecisus 


Agaricus abruptibulbus 










Boletus pinophilus 

Boletus rubripes 


Bovista plumbea 

Bulgaria inquinans 

Catathelasma ventricosum 

Cheimonophyllum candidissimum 

Chlorophyllum molybdites 

Clavariadelphus occidentalis 

Clavicorona pyxidata 

Clavulina cristata 

Clitocybe nebularis 

Clitocybe odora 

Collybia cookei 

Coprinus auricomis group 


Cortinarius acutus group 

Cortinarius amoenolens 

Cortinarius calochrous 

Cortinarius cedretorum 

Cortinarius cylindripes 

Cortinarius fulmineus 

Cortinarius glaucopus 

Cortinarius olympianus 


Cortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis 


Cortinarius traganus 

Cortinarius vanduzerensis 

Cortinarius variicolor 

Cortinarius vibratilis 

Cortinarius violaceus 

Crepidotus applanatus 

Cystoderma fallax 

Floccularia albolanaripes 




Galerina vittaeformis 



Gomphidius subroseus 

Gymnopilus aeruginosus 



Hericium erinaceus 


Heterotextus alpinus 

Hohenbuehelia petaloides 

Hydnum repandum 

Hydnum umbilicatum 

Hygrophorus agathosmus 

Hygrophorus gliocyclus 


Inocybe fastigiata 

Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina 

Inocybe mixtilis 

Inocybe whitei 



Laccaria proxima 


Lepiota castanea 

Lepiota felina 

Lepiota flammeotincta 

Leptonia exilis 

Leptonia parva 

Leucoagaricus leucothites 

Leucopaxillus albissimus 

Lycoperdon nigrescens 

Lycoperdon pyriforme 


Marasmius androsaceus 

Marasmius copelandii 

Micromphale arbuticola 


Mycena acicula 

Mycena alcalina 

Mycena epiterygia 

Mycena filopes 

Mycena galopus 

Mycena haematopus 


Mycena metata 


Mycena renatii 

Mycena rorida 


Mycena stylobates 

Naucoria vinicolor 

Panus rudis 


Phallus hadriani




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Phellinus gilvus 

Phellinus pini 

Pholiota astragalina 

Pholiota flammans 

Pholiota spumosa 


Pluteus magnus 

Pluteus petasatus 

Pluteus thomsonii 

Polyporus elegans 



Ramaria araiospora 

Ramaria botryoides 


Ramaria fennica var. violaceabrunnea 

Ramaria flavigelatinosa 

Ramaria myceliosa 

Ramaria rubribrunnescens 

Ramaria stricta 

Ramaria vinosimaculans 

Russula aeruginea 


Russula brevipes 

Russula cerolens 

Russula cessans 


Russula lilaca 

Russula queletii 

Russula rhodopoda 


Russula simillima 

Russula veternosa 


Suillus granulatus 


Trichaptum abietinum 

Tricholoma dryophilum 

Tricholoma flavovirens 

Tricholoma magnivelare 

Tricholoma saponaceum 

Tricholoma vaccinum 

Tricholomopsis decora 

Truncocolumella citrina 


Tylopilus pseudoscaber 







Boletopsis leucomelaena 


Boletus erythropus 


Clitocybe flaccida 


Cortinarius cotoneus 

Cortinarius iodes 





Galerina heterocystis 









Lactarius rufus 

Lactarius scrobiculatus 

Lactarius xanthogalactus 








Mycena aurantiomarginata 


Peziza vesiculosa 

Phaeocollybia olivacea 


Polyporus badius 




Rimbachia bryophila 





















Chroogomphus rutilus 







Laccaria laccata var. pallidifolia 




Mycena pura 






Suillus lakei 


Tremella mesenterica




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Amanita lanei 





15 





89 0.30 Crystal Springs watershed..................................... Bill Freedman 

67 0.45 Salt Point State Park .............................................Anna Moore 

51 0.20 U.C. campus, Santa Cruz......................................Thomas and Tina Keller 

50 0.24 Wunderlich and Huddert Parks, Woodside...........J.R. Blair 

50 0.48 Alpine Lake area, north side of Mt. Tamalpais ......Dennis Desjardin 

37 0.16 various locations, Marin Co. ..................................Ron Pastorino 

29 0.28 Tomales Bay State Park........................................Robert Mackler 

27 0.22 Willits Ranch..........................................................Jan Donaghy and Mark Lockaby 

17 0.18 Huddert Park .........................................................George Repinec 

16 0.25 west Marin Co........................................................David Campbell 

16 0.44 Round Mtn. and Pioneer Park, Nevada City..........Jerry Bloom and Daniel Nicholson 

15 0.07 east bay hills..........................................................David Rust 

15 0.20 Joaquin Miller Park................................................Steve Fram 

10 0.10 Presidio, San Francisco ........................................Peter Werner 

10 0.10 Santa Cruz mountains...........................................Keyes Lloyd 

7 0.29 Skyline College campus ........................................Denise Gregory 

5 0.20 .................................................................................Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co 

4 0.00 Junipero Serra Park, San Mateo Co......................Denise Gregory 

3 0.00 hills behind Sausalito, Marin Co. .......................... Peter Werner 

3 0.33 backyard, east bay ................................................Stacey Barras 

1 0.00 ................................................................................San Luis Obispo area 

1 0.00 U.C. campus, Berkeley..........................................Anna Moore 

1 0.00 backyard, El Sobrante ..........................................M. McMillan 

1 1.00 Oxford St, between Hearst and Virginia, Berkeley John Lennie 

1 1.00 backyard, west Oakland ........................................Corina Lieder 


50 0.48 Alpine Lake area, north side of Mt. Tamalpais ......Dennis Desjardin 

67 0.45 Salt Point State Park .............................................Anna Moore 

16 0.44 Round Mtn. and Pioneer Park, Nevada City.......... Jerry Bloom and Daniel Nicholson 

89 0.30 Crystal Springs watershed.....................................Bill Freedman 

29 0.28 Tomales Bay State Park........................................Robert Mackler 

16 0.25 west Marin Co........................................................David Campbell 

50 0.24 Wunderlich and Huddert Parks, Woodside............J.R. Blair 

27 0.22 Willits Ranch .........................................................Jan Donaghy and Mark Lockaby 

15 0.20 Joaquin Miller Park ................................................Steve Fram 

51 0.20 U.C. campus, Santa Cruz......................................Thomas and Tina Keller 

17 0.18 Huddert Park .........................................................George Repinec 

37 0.16 various locations, Marin Co ...................................Ron Pastorino 

15 0.07 east bay hills..........................................................David Rust 

Numbers in columns 1 and 2 are the same in both tables.




16 

Foray lists 




Agaricus semotus* 

Agaricus silvicola* 




Amanita lanei 


Armillaria gallica* 






Boletus rubripes* 




Bovista plumbea* 






Cortinarius acutus group* 

Cortinarius amoenolens group* 

Cortinarius cedretorum group* 

Cortinarius cotoneus group 

Cortinarius variicolor group* 



Dacrymyces palmatus group 


Entoloma rhodopolium group 



Galerina marginata* 


Gomphidius subroseus* 





Foray 1 - Crystal Springs Watershed 

Bill Freedman 

89 species, including 27* found only on this foray 

Foray 2 - San Mateo County Memorial Park 

Mike Wood 

cancelled 


Hericium erinaceus* 




Inocybe albodisca* 

Inocybe fastigiata* 


Jahnoporus hirtus* 










Lycoperdon pyriforme* 





Mycena speirea* 

Mycena stylobates* 

Naucoria vinicolor* 


Phellinus gilvus* 

Pholiota velaglutinosa* 


Pluteus petasatus* 

Pluteus thomsonii* 






Suillus granulatus* 




Trichaptum abietinum* 

Tricholoma dryophilum* 


Xylaria hypoxylon




17 

Foray lists 


Agaricus arorae* 



Agrocybe pediades* 


Amanita lanei 


Bolbitius vitellinus* 






Catathelasma ventricosum* 


Coprinus auricomis group* 


Coprinus lagopus* 

Crepidotus applanatus* 








Amanita lanei 









Cortinarius olympianus* 




Foray 3 - Wunderlich and Huddert Parks, Woodside 

J.R. Blair 


Foray 4 - Tomales Bay State Park 















Mycena oregonensis* 



Pholiota flammans* 



Russula veternosa* 




Tubaria furfuracea group* 


Xeromphalina cauticinalis* 



Lepiota flammeotincta* 


Mycena alcalina group* 


Panus rudis* 

Psathyrella hydrophila* 

Ramaria stricta* 


Russula aeruginea* 

Russula sanguinea* 



Xylaria hypoxylon




18 

Foray lists 

Foray 5 - Salt Point State Park 

Anna Moore 






Amanita lanei 






Boletus truncatus* 

Bulgaria inquinans* 

Clavariadelphus occidentalis* 

Clavicorona pyxidata* 

Clitocybe nebularis* 

Cortinarius calochrous* 

Cortinarius cotoneus group 

Cortinarius cylindripes* 


Cortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis* 


Cortinarius sodagnitus group* 

Cortinarius vanduzerensis* 

Cortinarius vibratilis* 






Hydnum repandum* 

Hydnum umbilicatum* 


Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina* 

Laccaria proxima* 




Lepiota castanea group* 


Leptonia parva* 



Mycena maculata* 


Pholiota astragalina* 

Pholiota spumosa group* 


Ramaria araiospora* 

Ramaria botryoides* 

Ramaria botrytis* 


Ramaria flavigelatinosa* 





Russula simillima* 




Suillus lakei 



Tricholoma magnivelare* 

Tricholoma saponaceum* 

Tricholoma vaccinum* 


Tylopilus pseudoscaber*




19 

Foray lists 





Amanita lanei 






Boletus pinophilus* 



Cortinarius glaucopus group* 



Fomitopsis cajanderi* 


Ganoderma tsugae* 

Gomphidius glutinosus* 








Amanita lanei 






Cortinarius violaceus* 

Gymnopus kauffmanii* 






Foray 6 - U.C. campus, Santa Cruz 



Foray 7 - Willits Ranch 

Jan Donaghy and Mark Lockaby 









Marasmius androsaceus* 




Mycena pura 



Phellinus pini* 



Russula amoenolens* 

Russula fragrantissima* 




Suillus lakei 



Tricholoma flavovirens* 








Ramaria fennica var. violaceabrunnea* 


Ramaria vinosimaculans* 

Russula cerolens* 


Trametes versicolor




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Foray lists 

Foray 8 - Round Mtn. and Pioneer Park, Nevada City 

Jerry Bloom and Daniel Nicholson 


Clitocybe odora* 


Cystoderma fallax* 


Gymnopus fuscopurpureus* 

Hohenbuehelia petaloides* 

Marasmius copelandii* 






Auriscalpium vulgare* 




Cheimonophyllum candidissimum* 

Clavulina cristata* 


Collybia cookei* 

Dacrymyces palmatus group 


Galerina vittaeformis* 



Heterotextus alpinus* 

Hygrophorus agathosmus* 


Inocybe mixtilis* 


Inocybe whitei* 





Mycena pura 


Pluteus magnus* 




Tricholomopsis decora* 


Foray 9 - Alpine Lake area, north side of Mt. Tamalpais 

Dennis Desjardin 


Foray 11: backyard, El Sobrante 

M. McMillan 

1 species, including 0 found only on this foray 



Lepiota felina* 

Leptonia exilis* 


Micromphale arbuticola* 

Mycena abramsii* 

Mycena acicula* 



Mycena epiterygia* 

Mycena filopes* 

Mycena galopus* 

Mycena haematopus* 

Mycena metata* 

Mycena pura 

Mycena renatii* 

Mycena rorida* 




Russula lilaca* 

Russula rhodopoda* 


Truncocolumella citrina*




21 

Foray lists 





Gymnopilus aeruginosus* 




Chlorophyllum molybdites* 

Foray 10 - Joaquin Miller Park 

Steve Fram 




Leucoagaricus leucothites* 


Leucopaxillus albissimus* 




Foray 12 - Oxford St, between Hearst and Virginia, Berkeley 

John Lennie 



Amanita lanei 






Cortinarius fulmineus group* 



Agrocybe praecox* 



Foray 13 - Huddert Park 

George Repinec 


Foray 14 - Skyline College campus 








Lycoperdon nigrescens* 




Psilocybe cyanescens* 

Tricholoma imbricatum




22 

Foray lists 

Agaricus abruptibulbus* 


Agaricus bernardii* 

Amanita lanei 














Cortinarius traganus* 




Phallus hadriani* 


Hygrophorus gliocyclus* 

Foray 15 - various locations, Marin Co. 

Ron Pastorino 


Foray 16 - Junipero Serra Park, San Mateo Co. 



Foray 17 - backyard, west Oakland 

Corina Lieder 


Foray 18 - backyard, east bay 

Stacey Barras 



Floccularia albolanaripes* 







Leccinum scabrum* 



Paxillus involutus* 










Lactarius rufus




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Amanita lanei 


Foray 19 - east bay hills 

David Rust 


Foray 20 - Santa Cruz mountains 

Keyes Lloyd 


Foray 21 - U.C. campus, Berkeley 

Anna Moore 


Foray 22 - hills behind Sausalito, Marin Co. 

Peter Werner 



Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis* 









Schizophyllum commune* 


Suillus lakei 

Boletus satanas




24 

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Foray 23 - Presidio, San Francisco 

Peter Werner 


Foray 24 Jackson State Forest, Mendocino Co. 


Foray 25 - west Marin Co. 

David Campbell 




Macrolepiota rachodes* 




Russula brevipes* 


Foray 27 - San Luis Obispo area 



Lactarius rufus 

Polyporus elegans* 

Ramaria myceliosa* 

Russula cessans* 


Russula queletii* 

Tricholoma imbricatum




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Amanita calyptrata 

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28. Armillaria zelleri 

29. Arrhenia bryophilum 

30. Astraeus hygrometricus 


32. Battarraea phalloides 




36. Boletopsis subquamosa 







43. Boletus piperatus 







50. Bovista plumbea 

51. Calyptella capula 

52. Camarophyllus pratensis 

53. Camarophyllus russocoriaceus 



56. Cantharellus tubaeformis 



59. Chrysomphalina aurantiaca 

60. Clathrus ruber 

61. Clavaria vermicularis 


63. Clavariadelphus truncatus 

64. Clitocybe (Lepista) nuda 



65. Clitocybe cyathiformis 





70. Clitocybe odora 


72. Coprinus disseminatus 


74. Cortinarius alboviolaceus 

75. Cortinarius belibutus 


77. Cortinarius cedretorium 

78. Cortinarius cotoneus 

79. Cortinarius fulmineus 


81. Cortinarius infractus 

82. Cortinarius multiformis 



85. Cortinarius prasinus 


87. Cortinarius rubicundulis 



90. Craterellus cornucopioides 





95. Cystolepiota seminuda 

96. Dacromyces deliquescens 



99. Dermocybe phoenicea var. occidentalis 


101. Entoloma nidorosum 





104. Floccularia albolanaripes 




108. Galerina tibiicystis 








116. Gymnopus (Collybia) dryophilus 

117. Gyromitra infula 


119. Hebeloma sacchanulens 



122. Helvella maculata 

123. Hemimycena sp. 

124. Hydnellum aurantiacum 

125. Hydnellum caeruleum 


127. Hydnum umbillicatum 

128. Hygrocybe acutoconica 

129. Hygrocybe conica 

130. Hygrocybe flavescens 

131. Hygrocybe punicea 

132. Hygrocybe singeri 

133. Hygrocybe virescens 


135. Hygrophorus eburneus 

136. Hygrophorus russula 

137. Hygrophorus subalpinus 








143. Inocybe geophylla 


145. Inocybe lanatodisca 

146. Inocybe maculata 

147. Inocybe marginata 




151. Laccaria bicolor 

152. Laccaria laccata 


154. Lactarius argillaceifolius var megacarpus 


156. Lactarius pallescens 

157. Lactarius rubidus (fragilis var. rubidus) 



160. Leccinum auranticacum 





165. Lepiota castanea 

166. Lepiota castaneidisca 


168. Lepiota josseranderi 

169. Lepiota magnispora (ventriosospora) 

170. Lepiota rubrotincta 

171. Lepiota thiersii 

172. Lepista subconnexa 


174. Leucoagaricus flammeotincta 

175. Leucoagaricus roseilivida 




177. Leucoagaricus sequoiarum 



180. Limacella glioderma 

181. Limacella glischra 

182. Lycoperdon foetidum 






188. Marasmius copelandii 





193. Mycena alkaliniformus 

194. Mycena aurantiomarginatus 



197. Mycena iodiolens 





202. Otidea alutacea 

203. Otidea onotica 






209. Phogiotis helvelloides 







214. Phylloporus rhodoxanthus 



217. Pleurotus dryinus 



220. Pluteus romellii (lutescens) 

221. Pluteus salicinus 

222. Pluteus semibulbosus 









231. Ramaria abietina 




235. Ramaria conjunctipes 

236. Ramaria fennica var. violaceibrunnea 





241. Rhodocollybia (Collybia) butyracea 

242. Rhodocybe nitellina 

243. Russula aeruginea 

244. Russula alutacea 



247. Russula borealis 


249. Russula cremoricolor 




251. Russula dissimulans 

252. Russula murrillii 

253. Russula nigricans 

254. Russula placita 

255. Russula rosea 



258. Russula urens 

259. Russula vesca 

260. Russula veternosa var. veternosa 

261. Russula vinosabrunnea 

262. Russula xerampelina 

263. Sarcodon fuscoindicum 

264. Sarcoscypha coccinea 














278. Tremellodendropsis tuberosa 



281. Tricholoma focale 


283. Tricholoma griseoviolaceum 



286. Tricholoma manzanitae 






290. Tricholoma ustale 

291. Tricholoma vaccinum 




295. Tylopilus humilus 






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Agaricus cupreo-brunneus 


















Arrhenia bryophilum 


Battarraea phalloides 





29. Boletopsis leucomelas 









38. Boletus pulcherrimus 








46. Calvatia lycoperdoides 








54. Clitocybe (Lepista) nuda 




58. Clitocybe (Lepista) tarda 


60. Conocybe lactea 



63. Coprinus niveus 

64. Corintarius cylindripes 



65. Cortinarius albida 


67. Cortinarius cedretorium 

68. Cortinarius clachrous 

69. Cortinarius cylindripes 



72. Cortinarius iodes 



75. Cortinarius prasinus 

76. Cortinarius pseudobolaris 


78. Cortinarius rufo-olivacea 

79. Cortinarius scaurus 


81. Cortinarius superbus 













94. Galerina atkinsoniana 


96. Galerina unicolor 

97. Gandoderma tsugae 

98. Geastrum fimbriatum 









105. Gymnopilus luteofolius 




109. Gymnopus (Collybia) villosipes 


111. Hebeloma mesophaeum 









120. Hypholoma aurantiaca 






126. Inocybe pyriodora 








134. Lactarius pseudomucidus 

135. Lactarius rubidus (fragilis var. rubidus) 











144. Lepiota ventriosospora (clypeolaria) 







151. Macrocystidia cucumis 





156. Morchella deliciosa 








164. Panaeolus foenisecii 





169. Phaeocollybia attenuata 






175. Pholiota scamba 







180. Polyporus squamosus 


182. Psathyrella gracilis 


184. Psathyrella spacicea 





189. Ramaria araiospora var. araiospora 

190. Ramaria araiospora var. rubella 

191. Ramaria aurantiisiccescens 







198. Ramaria stuntzii 



201. Rhizopogon parksii 


203. Russula aurantialutea 


205. Russula blackfordiae 




209. Russula eccentrica 

210. Russula graveolens 


212. Russula maxima 




214. Russula olivacea 



217. Russula subalutacea 

218. Russula turci 

219. Russula versicolor 




223. Scleroderma geaster 









232. Suillus pondersosus 




















250. 







December 06-07, 1997 

Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, J. R. Blair, Fred Stevens, Michael 

Wood, & Bob Mackler 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 





Agaricus diminutivus 

Agaricus fuscovelatus 










Aleuria rhenana 




Amanita gemmata var. exannulata 


Amanita ocreata 




















40. Callistosporium luteoolivaceum 

41. Calvatia booniana 

42. Camarophyllus pratensis 







49. Chrysomphalina aurantiaca 


51. Clavulina cinerea 


53. Clitocybe brunneocephala 

54. Clitocybe cyathiformis 






60. Coltricia cinnamonea 




64. Cortinarius balteatus 




66. Cortinarius luteoarmillatus 


68. Cortinarius pseudobolaris 








76. Cyathus striatus 

77. Dacrymyces deliquescens 


79. Daedalea confragosa 



82. Disciseda candida 



85. Flammulaster carpophillu 



88. Galerina atkinsoniana 

















103. Gymnopus (Collybia) villosipes 

104. Gymnopus (Collybia) fuscopurpurea 

105. Gyromitra infula 


107. Helvella compressa 


109. Hemimycena delectabilis 

110. Hemimycena tortulosa 






116. Hygrocybe flavescens 

117. Hygrocybe laeta 

118. Hygrocybe miniata 

119. Hygrocybe virescens 


121. Hygrophorus bakerensis 

122. Hygrophorus chrysodon 


124. Hygrophorus hypothejus 

125. Hygrophorus russula 

126. Hypholoma aurantiaca 





131. Inocybe lacera 


133. Ionotus circinatus 


135. Laccaria amethysteooccidentalis 






139. Lactarius argillaceifolius var megacarpus 


141. Lactarius fragilis var. rubidus 



144. Lactarius scrobiculatus 







151. Lepiota castanea 

152. Lepiota clypeolaria 





157. Lepista nuda 

158. Lepista subconnexa 

159. Leptonia decolorans 







166. Macrocystidia cucumis 





171. Marasmius oreades 




175. Mycena adscendens 



176. Mycena aurantiomarginatus 


178. Mycena elegantula 

























203. Pluteus flavofuligineus 

204. Pluteus thompsonii 




208. Pseudoplectania nigrella 

209. Psilocybe coprophila 






213. Ramaria apiculata 









222. Rhodocollybia (Collybia) badiialba 

223. Rhodocollybia (Collybia) butyracea 

224. Rickenella fibula 

225. Russula albidula 

226. Russula albonigra 


228. Russula borealis 



231. Russula densifolia 


233. Russula ochroleuca 









242. Stropharia coronilla 


244. Suillus acerbus 








250. Trichaptum abietina 

251. Tricholoma atroviolaceum 



254. Tricholoma griseoviolaceum 








262. Vascellum pratense 






1996 CPFF Species List 


1997 Coyote Point Fungus Fair Species 

List 


Identification by: Herb Saylor, Fred Stevens, Michael Wood, Bob 

Mackler, Norm Andresen 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 


Agaricus pattersonae 









Amanita novinupta 







Bulgaria inquinans 

Camarophyllus pratensis 

Camarophyllus russocoriaceus 


Cantharellus tubaeformis 


Clavaria fumosa 

Clavaria vermicularis 

Clavariadelphus occidentalis 

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28. Clavulina cinerea 


30. Clavulina rugosa 

31. Clavulinopsis corniculata 

32. Clavulinopsis laeticolor 




36. Clitocybe sp. 

37. Collybia butyracea 

38. Collybia sp. 





43. Cortinarius sp. 

44. Cotylidia diaphana 



47. Daedalea quercina 


49. Dascyscyphus verginius 

50. Dermocybe malicorium group 







57. Gymnopilus sp. 





62. Hygrocybe acutoconicus 



63. Hygrocybe coccinea 


65. Hygrocybe psittacina 

66. Hygrocybe punicea 




70. Hygrophorus flavescens 

71. Hygrophorus sp. 


73. Hypholoma aurantia 


75. Hypomyces cervigenices 


77. Inocybe pudica 






83. Lactarius argillaceifolius var. megacarpus 







90. Leocarpus fragilis 







97. Lycoperdon sp. 


99. Melanoleuca sp. 



100. Mniopetalum sp 

101. Mycena hematopus 



104. Nectria cinnabarina 

105. Nolanea sp. 



108. Peziza badia 

109. Peziza sp. 


111. Phellinus sp. 

112. Pholiota sp. 




116. Pluteus longistriatus 


118. Psathyrella sp. 


120. Pseudohydnum sp. 


122. Ramaria concolor 




126. Ramaria sp. 

127. Russula abidula 


129. Russula aurantialutea 


131. Russula caerulea 



134. Russula dissimulans 

135. Russula gilva 

136. Russula krombholtzii 



137. Russula maculata 

138. Russula ornaticeps 


140. Russula sp. 




144. Scutellinia scutulata 

145. Serpula lacrymans 


147. Stereum striatum 






153. Trametes hirsutum 




157. Tremellodendropsis tuberosa 

158. Trichaptum pargamenum 






164. Tricholoma sp. 


166. Tyromyces albellus 

167. Tyromyces mollis 









December 08, 1996 

Identification by: Dr. Dennis Desjardin, Herb Saylor, Fred Stevens, & 

Michael Wood 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 





Agaricus bisporus 




Agaricus pattersonae 











Amanita novinupta 





Aricularia auricula 














37. Boletus pulcherrimus 




41. Boletus smithii 

42. Boletus sp. 





47. Callistosporium luteo-olivaceum 


49. Cantharellus infundibuliformis 






55. Clavariadelphus ligula 




59. Clitocybe brunneocephala 








65. Collybia badiialba 


67. Collybia dryophila 

68. Collybia subpruinosa 




72. Cortinarius caninus 






78. Cortinarius phoeniceus var. occidentalis 





83. Cortinarius traganus 




87. Crepidotus applanatus 




91. Cyathus striatus 


93. Daedalea quercina 




97. Entoloma sp. 







102. Ganoderma oregonense 



105. Geopora cooperi 










115. Hemimycena delictabilus 







122. Hygrophorus bakerensis 




126. Hygrophorus pudorinus 

127. Hygrophorus russocoriaceus 




131. Hysterangium separabile 



134. Inocybe fuscodisca 




138. Inocybe sp. 



139. Inonotus tomentosus 




143. Lacrymaria velutina 




147. Lactarius luculentus 


149. Lactarius pubescens var. betula 


151. Lactarius rufulus 





156. Leccinum sp. 

157. Lentaria byssisseda 



160. Lepiota americana 





165. Lepiota fuscodisca 

166. Lepiota naucina 


168. Lepiota sp. 


170. Leptonia sp. 



173. Lycogala epidendrum 






177. Lyophyllum decastes group 







184. Morchella esculenta 

185. Mucronella mucida 

186. Mycena alcalina 









195. Mycena renatii 



198. Nidula niveotomentosa 






204. Phaeocollybia fallax 







211. Pleurotus erngii 





214. Pluteus longistriatus 

215. Pluteus pellitus 

216. Pluteus sp. 



219. Polyporus sp. 

220. Polyporus tuberaster 






226. Pseudoscyphallaria anthgaspis 





231. Ramaria desjardinii 

232. Ramaria fennica var violaceabrunnea 



235. Ramaria ochraceovirens 

236. Ramaria pusilla 

237. Ramaria sandaracina 

238. Ramaria stuntzii 

239. Ramaria synaptopoda 

240. Rhizopogon amyloidius 



243. Rhizopogon sp. 

244. Rimbachia bryophilum 




248. Russula brunneolus 




250. Russula integra 

251. Russula murrillii 


253. Russula ochroleuca 



256. Russula stuntzii 


258. Sarcodon scabrosum 


260. Scleroderma sp. 

261. Simocybe centunculus 


263. Stereum complicatum 


265. Stereum sp. 










275. Trichaptum pargamenum 









284. Tricholoma sejunctum 






288. Tulostoma sp. 



291. Tyromyces fragilis 

292. Tyromyces sp. 








1996 Coyote Point Fungus Fair Species 

List 


Identification by: Herb Saylor, Fred Stevens, Michael Wood, Bob Mackler 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 


Agaricus bisporus 









Albatrellus sp. 



Aleuria rhenana 









Armillariella mellea 

Ascocoryne sarcoides 


Bisporella citrina 






30. Boletus citriniporus 




34. Boletus spadiceus 











45. Clavariadelphus pistillaris 





50. Collybia dryophila 




54. Coprinus sp. 

55. Cortinarius cinnamoneus 






61. Cyathus olla 






65. Entoloma albolividum 


67. Entoloma nidorosum 


69. Entoloma sp 





74. Gauteria graveolens 


76. Geastrum limbatum 


78. Gloeophyllum sepiarium 







85. Hebeloma sp. 


87. Hericium coralloides 





92. Hygrophorus albicastaneus 

93. Hygrophorus conicus 


95. Hygrophorus psittacinus 

96. Hygrophorus russocoriaceus 

97. Hygrophorus sp. 






101. Hypomyces sp. 


103. Inocybe marginata 










113. Lactarius sp. 

114. Lactarius uvidus 



117. Lentaria byssisseda 





122. Leptonia decolorans 


124. Leptonia sp. 







131. Macowanites sp. 

132. Macrolepiota rhacodes 

133. Macromphale arbuticula 



136. Marasmius sp. 




138. Micotyphula sp. 

139. Mniopetallum sp. 

140. Mycena alcalina 

141. Mycena aurantiomarginata 



144. Mycena oregonense 



147. Mycena sp. 


149. Nectria cinnabarina 

150. Nolanea sericea 




154. Panellus serotinus 


156. Peziza sp. 

157. Peziza sylvestris 




161. Phellodon atratus 





166. Pluteus flavofuligineus 







173. Ramaria araiospora var araiospora 





176. Ramaria ochraceovirens 

177. Ramaria sp. 





182. Russula queletii 






188. Serpula lacrymans 


















206. Tricholoma pessundatum 



209. Tubaria eucalyptorum 

210. Tubaria sp. 

211. Tulostoma sp. 



212. Tylopilus indecisus 

213. Tyromyces basilaris 









December 12, 1995 

Identification by: Herb Saylor, Fred Stevens, Michael Wood, Bob Mackler 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 







Agaricus cupreo-brunneous 









Albatrellus ellisii 

Albatrellus hirtus 

Albatrellus pes-caprae 



Alpova diplophloeus 


Amanita francheti 








29. Amanita phalloides 

30. Amanita silvicola 

31. Arcangellia desjardinii 

32. Armillaria focale 

33. Armillariella mellea 





38. Boletus citriniporus 


40. Boletus erythropus 

41. Boletus fibrillosus 


43. Boletus mirabilis 

44. Boletus pinicola 




48. Boletus smithii 


50. Boletus spadiceus 



53. Bondarzewia montana 


55. Calvatia fumosa 

56. Calvatia sp. 


58. Cantharellus infundibuliformis 


60. Catathelasma imperialis 














72. Collybia acervata 






78. Coprinus sp. 

79. Cortinarius balteatus 

80. Cortinarius camphoratus 

81. Cortinarius fragrans 

82. Cortinarius glaucopus group 









91. Cyathus olla 



94. Dermocybe sanguinea 

95. Dermocybe sp. 























116. Helvella sp. 




120. Hydnellum caeruleum (peckii) 

121. Hydnellum zonatum 







128. Hypomyces sp. 






134. Lacrymaria velutina 




138. Lactarius pubescens var. betulae 




140. Lactarius uvidus 




144. Leccinum sp. 

145. Lepiota cepaestipes 

146. Lepiota flammeatincta 

147. Lepiota naucina 



150. Lepiota sp. 






156. Macrolepiota rhacodes 




160. Marasmius oreades 



163. Marasmius sp. 


165. Morchella esculenta 




169. Mycena oregonense 


171. Mycena sp. 







176. Peziza violacea 




180. Phallus ravenelii 



















199. Ramaria sandaracina 

200. Ramaria synaptopoda 



203. Rhizopogon sp. 




207. Russula brevipes var. acrior 



210. Russula pectinatoides 

211. Russula queletti 









218. Serpula sp. 

219. Sparassis radicata 


221. Stereum sanguinolentum 


223. Strobilurus albipilatus 









232. Suillus umbonatus 

233. Trametes hirsutum 

234. Trametes suaveolens 









243. Tricholomopsis sp. 

244. Truncocolumella citrina 


246. Tubaria sp. 

247. Tuber melanosporum 


249. Tyromyces caesius 



250. Tyromyces sp. 





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MSSF Fungus Fair Recipes 2001 

by "Mycochef" Patrick Hamilton 

Matsutakes & Roasted Cauliflower in Coriander Cream 

Serves: 4 – Preparation Time: 1:00 

1 hd cauliflower, washed and shaken off to dry a bit 

1 tbl extra virgin olive oil 

grey sea salt 

2 ea shallots, medium – finely chopped 

2 tbl olive oil 

1/2 c matsutake – medium dice 

1 tbl dry white wine 

1/4 tsp coriander seed – ground, freshly 

1/2 c heavy cream 

grey sea salt 

black pepper, fresh ground, to taste 

preheat oven to 425 

1. Cut cauliflower in 1" thick slabs. Toss gently with 1 tbl of the olive 

oil and some of the salt. Roast for 20 minutes then turn and cook until 

browning occurs (about 20 minutes more). Chop coarsely and set aside. 

2. In a hot saute pan with (the other tbl) of olive oil put the 

matsutakes. Turn down heat and cook until tender (about 10 minutes). 

Add the wine and reduce au sec. 

3. Add the cauliflower and coriander seeds and warm through until 

fragrant (about 5 minutes). Add cream and heat until a bit thick. Season 

with pepper and salt. 

Very Serious Wild Mushroom Soup 

Serving Size: 8 oz. – Serves 4 – Preparation Time: 00:45 

2 tbl butter, unsalted 

1 ea onion, yellow – large dice 

1/3 tsp thyme 

3/4 lb mushrooms, any good wild mix – chpd * see note 

Copyright © 2001 by Patrick Hamilton & the Mycological Society of San Francisco

4 oz dry white wine 

8 oz vegetable or chicken stock 

8 oz water 

8 oz half and half 

1/8 tsp nutmeg 

1 1/2 tbsp brandy 

grey sea salt and black pepper 

1. Saute onions with the thyme until translucent. Add mushrooms 

and cook 15 minutes (depends on moisture content–if high then dry saute 

separately before adding to the onions). 

2. Over high heat add the wine and reduce 10 minutes. 

3. Add stock and simmer 15 minutes more. 

4. Over the same low heat add the half and half and simmer a few 

minutes more. Add salt and pepper. 

5. Just before service add brandy and nutmeg. 

Porcini Risotto 

Serves: 4 (12 oz servings) – Preparation Time:1:00 

For the Mushrooms 

2 tbsp butter 

1 tbsp olive oil 

1/2 c onion, yellow – finely diced 

1/2 lb porcini mushrooms (or 1/2 c dry) – chopped small 

2 tbsp Italian parsley – chopped 

1 clove garlic – minced 

salt and pepper 

For the Rice 

1 1/2 quart stock (mushroom, vegetable, chicken etc) 

2 tbsp butter 

1/3 c onion, white – finely diced 

1 1/2 c Arborio rice 

1/2 c white wine, dry 

1/3 c cream 

1/2 c Parmesan cheese – freshly grated 

1/4 c Italian parsley – chopped 

1. Cook onion with the butter over medium about 5 minutes. add 

mushrooms (if using dry–rehydrate first and use the soaking water as part 


of the stock), raise heat, cook until liquid is gone. Add parsley and garlic 

salt and pepper. cook until most liquid is gone. Set aside. 

2. Simmer the stock. cook onion in large pan with butter until soft. 

add rice, stir to coat, and cook for a few minutes. Add wine and simmer 

until it is gone. Add 1/3 of the stock, cover, cook bubbly until the stock is 

absorbed. Begin to add the stock in increments less than the original 

amount, stirring constantly until each addition is absorbed before adding 

the next one. About 1/2 way through adding all the stock, add the 

mushrooms. After the last addition, add the cream and parsley and stir 

vigorously. Adjust seasonings. add the cheese and serve. 

Chef's hint for cooking ahead: Cook the risotto up to the last two additions 

of stock (before the mushrooms, etc), spread out on sheet pans to cool 

and stop cooking. Refrigerate. Resume cooking by adding 1 extra cup of 

stock per 4 servings 


Frances Wilson, former chef at Lalime’s in Berkeley now divides her time between 

Chateau Routas in Provence and the Bay Area. She teaches cooking classes in a variety 

of locations. Visit her website at www.franceswilson.net for more information. 

Sautéed Caramel Candy Cap Pears with Candy 

Cap Dentelles 

For the pears: 

3 medium sized pears, Bartlett or Bosc 

1 oz fresh candy caps or ¼ oz dried, reconstituted 

6 tablespoon butter 

½ cup sugar 

1 cup cream 

1/8 cup brandy (optional) 

For the whipped cream: 

1 cup whipping cream 

candy caps reserved from pears 

sugar to taste 

Peel pears and cut in half lengthwise. Remove the 

stem, and core. Melt the butter in a large sauté pan or 

skillet. Add the candy caps. Sauté for a couple of minutes 

and then add the pears. Cook the pears on each side until 

soft over a low heat. Keep covered with a lid to keep the 

steam in and to prevent the butter from burning. When the 

pears are soft, remove the lid and turn up the heat so that 

the pears brown. 

Remove the pears to a serving dish. Put the candy caps 

in a small bowl and cover with the second cup of cream. 

Leave to steep. 

Meanwhile, add the sugar to the juices and butter in 

the pan. Stir to dissolve the sugar over a medium heat. Turn 

up the heat and caramelize the sugar. When it is golden 

brown, stir in the cram slowly. Be careful as it is very hot 

and can splatter. 

Add the brandy. Pour over pears in the serving dish.

Strain the cream from the candy caps. Whip to soft 

peak. Fold in the sugar. 

Serve with candy cap whipped cream and candy cap 

dentelles. 

Candy Cap Dentelles 

(Lace cookies) 

2 tablespoon butter 

2 tablespoon brown sugar 

2 tablespoon granulated sugar 

2 tablespoon orange juice 

3 tablespoon flour 

¼ teaspoon candy cap mushroom powder 

Cream the butter and sugars together in a small bowl. 

Slowly add the orange juice. Blend in the flour and the 

candy cap powder Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and 

refrigerate for 1 hour. 

Preheat the oven to 400°. Divide the mixture into nine 

pieces. Spread out on a cookie tray lined with parchment or 

a silk pad. With wet fingers or palette knife, flatten as thinly 

as possible. 

Bake for 4-5 minutes. Allow to sit for 1 –2 minutes and 

then remove from tray and shape. Allow to cool. 

Chanterelle and Bread Salad with Dandelion 

Greens, oven-dried figs and shaved Parmesan 

2 tablespoons olive oil 

1 clove garlic, minced 

1# chanterelles, cleaned and cut in large pieces 

salt and pepper 

3 salted anchovies

1 clove garlic, minced 

1 ½ tablespoon sherry vinegar 

1/3 cup good quality olive oil 

3 cups of country Italian bread such as Pugilese, cut into ½” 

cubes 

2 cups small dandelion greens, washed and torn into bite 

sized pieces 

12 oven-dried figs* 

1 tablespoon roughly chopped flat leafed parsley 

Parmesan cheese shavings 

Heat the 2 tablespoons olive oil in a pan. Add the garlic 

and the mushrooms and cook over a medium heat until the 

mushrooms are soft. Season with salt and pepper. Place to 

one side to cool. 

Mash the anchovies in a bowl with the garlic. Add the 

sherry vinegar and then whisk in the olive oil. 

Place the bread cubes, dandelion leaves and the cooked 

chanterelles in a large bowl. Add the dressing and toss well. 

Season with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with parsley. 

Serve topped with shaved Parmesan. 

*Oven-dried figs: Cut fresh figs in half and place on 

baking sheet. Place in the oven at 200ºF for about an hour 

until they caramelize. 

©Frances Wilson: www.franceswilson.net

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Norm Andresen and too many 

Boletes 

It's true! Being a 

Past President of the 

MSSF gives you a 

big head! 

Big Boletes make big smiles 

(Patrick Hamilton) 

Camping (and 

eating) MSSF style! 

Some will go 

anywhere for a 

mushroom 

photograph! (Mike 

Wood on a pile of 

horse manure) 

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Mike Boom and too many Boletes 

Lynn Morton and Big Mushroom 

Yutaka Wada, another happy 

Bolete hunter 

Forays are fun! (Bob 

Erikson) 

Fred Stevens 

demonstrates what 

make an Amanita an 

Amanita


Larry Stickney leads a Land's End 

foray (1984) 

Herb Saylor 

lectures on the 

Hypogeous fungi 

(Yuba Pass, 1986) 

Photos © by Michael Wood, Michael Boom, Boleslaw Kuznik, and ??? 







A nice, sunny day 

collecting morels 

A half basket of morels is 

infinitely better than an empty 

basket! (Jane Wardzinska, 1984) 

Taylor F. 

Lockwood, 

fabulous fungal 

fotographer, with 


Mike Wood photographs 

mushrooms 

Some even carry 

their own garden to 

forays! 


A cold, snowy 

evening after 

collecting morels 

But not as good as two baskets of 

morels! (Lynn Morton) 

Little Lady, BIG Bolete! (Irma 

Brandt with Boletus edulis 

Fred Stevens 

photographs 

mushrooms 

But at least they bring back 

mushroom collections!


Mike is upset at 

Fred's attempt to 

steal his 

Marasmius. 

Samantha wonders 

why humans are so 

strange. 

Chester Laskowski collecting 

Photos © by Michael Wood, Michael Boom, Jane Wardzinska, and ??? 







NAMA Foray, 

Colorado, 1997: 

Nathan Wilson, Dr. 

Roy Halling, Dr. 

Dennis Desjarin, 

Michael Wood 

The family that forays 

together stays together 

(The Campbells at an 

MSSF picnic) 

Hey look what I found!!! (err...I 

mean what David found.) 

(Debbie Viess and her 

husband's Chanterelle haul) 

Jane Wardzinska and large 

Ganoderma oregonense (Yuba 

Pass foray, 1999) 

A cold day at the 

MSSF Summer 

Picnic 2000 


Dr. Dennis Desjardin IDs fungi 

at Patrick's Point 

Did they pass the 

class??? (Herb 

Saylor & Nina 

Lysenko at SFSU 

Yuba Pass spring 

class, 1986) 

Yuk! Do I really 

have to study all 

this fungus stuff!?! 

Mike Boom and large 

Ganoderma oregonense (Yuba 

Pass foray, 1999) 

How far below freezing does it 

have to be to get Norm to wear 

long pants? OR That beer 

tastes better when its cold out 

here! (Picnic 2000)


Hey look at these big 'uns! (David & 

Jeanne with morels, MSSF Summer 

Picnic 2000) 

Quick, cook 'em 

before they get 

away! 

Photos © by Michael Wood, Michael Boom, Jane Wardzinska, and ??? 




Photos #4 (Fungus Fair, December 2000) 



Larry Stickney 

and Sherry 

Carvajal working 

the Fungus Fair 

entry desk 

Fred Stevens at 

the Agaricus table 

(where else?) 

Louise and Toby 

Freedman 

entertain and 

instruct many 

children at the 

Fungus Fairs with 

their art projects! 

Debbie Viess announcing the 

next speaker 

Mark Lockaby at 

the edibles 

table...it's a hard 

job, but somebody 

has do it! 


David Bartolotta at 

the membership desk 

Jim Miller at the Amanita table 

Leon Illnicki at the 

toxicology table 

Robert Esposito AKA "Roller 

Dude" announcing the next speaker 

Mushrooms on 

display...part of the 

300 species IDed for 

this fair


Taylor F. Lockwood and his 

display of exquisite fungal 

photography...and wow! what 

a poster! 


Photos © by Michael Wood 


Ben Maleson comes all the way 

from Boston to sell mushroom 

trinkets!


Photos #5 (Storrie Morel Foray, April 2001) 



Rare flat area in 

the Storrie burn 

(Lynn Morton) 

Geopyxis 

carbonaria grows 

in the same habitat 

as burn morels 

Lynn Morton would be 

even happier if morels 

would show! 

Stuck again...we 

often encounter 

impassable snow 

on the way to 

morel sites 


Scouting on Friday 

for the Saturday 

foray (Jeanne 

Porcini & David 

Campbell) 

We are too 

early...the few 

morels found are 

small 

What NOT to wear on a 

mushroom foray (a mushroom 

T-shirt worn by Mike Boom) 

Digging out before 

the group turns 

around or foiled by 

snow again!


Now where do we 

go? (David 

Campbell, Steve 

Warner, Norm 

Andresen) 

If you don't find 

morels, find 

somthing else 

(Jane Wardzinska 

with Ramaria) 

Snow Plants 

(Sarcodes 

sanguinea) fruit at 

the same time as 

morels and are 

mycorrhizal with 

pines and 

Rhizopogon 

Roughing it MSSF 

style...one of two 

kitchens set up for 

the foray 

It must be 

breakfast...I see 

orange juice, not 

wine! (Terri 

Beausejour and 

Norm Andresen) 


Photos © by Michael Wood 


Mike Boom up the hill 

for morels 

David Campbell 

ponders the paucity 

of morels on this 

foray 

Leave the small ones 

to become big 

ones...don't be a 

morel molester! 

Good food, good 

conversation, and 

good wine are 

always part of a 

great foray 

Some of this should 

have been tossed 

MANY forays ago! 

(Now who do you 

know that would 

carry cans like 

these?)

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