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I find Scarlet Elfcup mushrooms often, but most of them are only composed of a cup growing directly from wood, without a stipe. This one has a long stipe, which is not usual. #mushrooms#fungi#mushroomtwitter#elfcup#mycology#setas#pilze
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Beautiful yellow mushroom. At first I thought it was Tremella mesenterica, but at the microscope I could not find the typical features. Instead I found numerous tiny globular spores. #mushrooms#fungi#mushroomtwitter#mycology#setas#pilze
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An edible one found in a field. Among other features it has a short stem, usually not longer than the cap. We can see that the skin of the cap extends past the gills. Gills are free. #mushrooms#fungi#mushroomtwitter#mycology#setas#pilze
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@geoleeny @HumberPhotos Yes you're right, they look alike somehow... But Gomphidius have gills, the mushrooms shown on the video have pores. They are indeed Suillus. They're Suillus luteus, I'm not sure if they are also common in Oregon...