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Boletes – May 27 2021
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Boletes – May 27 2021

ByJeremy

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Identifying Cottonwood Trees

Identifying Cottonwood Trees

ByJeremy

One of the key habitats for early-season mushroom finding in the Pacific Northwest is with cottonwood trees. Western Washinton has fewer deciduous trees than the east coast, so identification is easier. Our cottonwood species is Populus trichocarpa. To find black cottonwood, start by finding areas near rivers, streams, and lakes. The leaves of cottonwoods quite…

Fungal Feeding

ByJeremy

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Tools for finding mushrooms in the Pacific Northwest

Tools for finding mushrooms in the Pacific Northwest

ByJeremy

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The Boletales Order

The Boletales Order

ByJeremy

There are over 100 bolete species in the Pacific Northwest. Identification is easiest when one has a general sense of the various major groupings of boletes. I created an interactive treemap to help navigate through the different groupings of mushrooms within the Boletales order. See the video below for a better explanation. Explore The Boletales…