MASTERS LIST Cumberland Mountain State Park, Colditz Cove, Pickett State Park, Fall Creek Falls State Park, Virgin Falls, Seven Islands, Rock Island State Park amd Piney Falls click on underlined species for web links to details about those species Roody Phillps Lincoff Weber Bessette Bessette Other (not all-inclusive) Scientific name common names (if applicable) CM CC PI FC VF SI RI PF MWV MNA Audobon FGSM MNENA MSEUS Other Other Edibility Notes*

Aleuria aurantia syn. Peziza aurantia "Orange Peel" x(?) p. 458 p. 306 p. 349 p. 489 p. 299 #8 p. 535 #11 p. 837 edible but flavorless Agaricus auricolor none x -- Agaricus placomyces "Eastern Flat-topped Agaricus" x x(?) p. 48 p. 194 p. 508 p. 239 p. 53 p. 102 #8 p. 278 #7 p. 194 poisonous Agaricus pocillator none x x x x p. 48 p. 192 p. 239 p. 54 p. 102 unknown -possibly poisonous Agaricus silvicola none x x p. 46 p. 193 p. 501 p. 54 p. 101 #7 p. 192 #11 p. 355 edible (with extreme caution) Akanthomyces aculeatus none x -- no information Albatrellus confluens none x p. 252 p. 444 p. 381 p. 249 #8 p. 417 #7, p. 133 edible, but sometimes bitter Albatrellus cristatus syn. Polyporus cristatus “Crested Polypore” x p. 345 p. 454 p. 382 p. 247 #12 p. 5 inedible or unknown Albatrellus ovinus syn. Polyporus ovinus "Sheep Polypore" x x p. 346 p. 252 p. 444 p. 382 p. 249 #8 p. 416 #7 p. 133 edible when thoroughly cooked Albatrellus pes-caprae syn. Polyporus pes-caprae "Goat's Foot" x p. 445 p. 381 p. 248 #9 p. 358 #11 p. 560 edible when thoroughly cooked abrupta "Abrubt-bulbed Lepidella" x x x p. 50 p. 25 p. 158 p. 61 p. 104 #8 p. 43 #10 p. 64 unknown and possibly poisonous Amanita americrocea syn. Amanitopsis crocea “Orange Grisette” x p. 21 p. 58 #11 p 287-288 edible -with extreme caution!! Amanita amerifulva [often called 'Amanita fulva' -a European species] “Tawny Grisette” x x x x x x p. 240/241 p. 18 p. 536 #10 p. 71 #7 p. 236 edible -with extreme caution!! Amanita amerirubescens "Blusher" x x x x x x p. 60 p. 25 p. 545 p. 151 p. 66 p. 112 #11 p. 276 #12 p. 31 edible -with extreme caution!! Amanita arkansana "Arkansas Slender Caesar" x #8 pp. 26/31 #10 p. 83 Amanita atkinsoniana "Atkinson's Lepidella" x p. 22 p. 104 #10 p. 67 #11 p. 275 possibly poisonous Amanita banningiana "Mary Banning's Slender Caesar" x x x -- Amanita bisporigera = A. virosa sensu auct. amer. (Ref. RET) "" x x x x x x p. 62 p. 28 p. 551 p. 153 p. 67 pp. 113-114 #12 p. 33 #10 p. 61 deadly poisonous! Amanita brunnescens “Cleft foot-Amanita” x x x x p. 49 p. 27 p. 527 p. 62 #8 p. 35 #12 p. 7 possibly poisonous Amanita canescens "Golden Threads Lepidella" x -- Amanita citrina f. lavendula "Lavender-staining Citrina" x x x x p. 27 p. 62 p. 106 #8 p. 36 #10 p. 82 possibly poisonous Amanita citrina sensu auct. amer. "Citron Amanita," "False Death Cap" x x x x x x p. 26 p. 531 p. 152 p. 63 p. 105 #8 p. 36 #7 p. 237 possibly poisonous Amanita cokeri "Coker's Amanita" x(?) x p. 50 p. 22 p. 531 p. 157 p. 61 p. 106 #8 p. 46 #12 p. 9 possibly poisonous Amanita daucipes "Turnip-foot Amanita" x p. 51 p. 21 p. 61 p. 106 #12 p. 11 #8 p. 43 possibly poisonous Amanita farinosa "Powdery-cap Amanita" x x p. 238 p. 19 p. 533 p. 145 p. 60 #8 p. 41 #12 p. 13 unknown; not recommended Amanita flavoconia “Yellow Patches" x x x x p. 54 p. 27 p. 534 p. 63 pp. 107-108 #12 p. 15 #10 p. 81 possibly poisonous Amanita flavorubens syn. A flavorubescens "Yellow Blusher" x p. 55 p. 25 p. 535 p. 150 p. 63 p. 107 #12 p. 17 #10 p. 79 possibly poisonous Amanita gemmata complex "Gem-studded Amanita" x x x p. 537 p. 149 p. 60 #11 p. 281 #8 p. 36 possibly poisonous Amanita hesleri (note: haven't found this species yet) "Hesler's Amanita" p. 161 p. 108 #11 p. 269 unknown; not recommended Amanita jacksonii syn. A. umbonata, syn. A. caesarea "American Caesar's " x p. 52 p. 17 p. 528 p. 148 p. 62 p. 110 #11 p. 284 #12 p. 19 edible -with extreme caution!! Amanita multisquamosa syn. A. pantherina, var. multisquamosa "Panther" x x p. 17 p. 60 p. 104 #8 p. 36 poisonous var. flaviovolvata syn. A. muscaria subsp. flavivolvata "Fly Agaric" x p. 14 p. 539 p. 155 p. 109 #8 p. 33 #12 p. 21 poisonous Amanita muscaria var. guessowii syn. A. muscaria var. formosa "Yellow-orange Fly Agaric" x p. 14 p. 540 p. 64 p. 109 #8 p. 33 #12 p. 21 poisonous Amanita sp N-50 none x(?) -- no information /best avoided Amanita parcivolvata "Ringless False Fly Agaric" x x p. 239 p. 542 p. 59 p. 110 #12 p. 27 #11 p 267/284 likely poisonous Amanita polypyramis "Plateful of Pyramids Lepidella" x x x p. 50 p. 159 p. 61 p. 111 #12 p. 29 #8 p. 42 poisonous Amanita rhopalopus "American Club-footed Lepidella" x(?) x p. 50 p. 23 p. 112 #7 p. 240 #8 p. 45 inedible Amanita rubescens var. alba "White Blusher" x p. 61 edible -with extreme caution!! Amanita solaniolens "Old Potato Amanita" x -- no information /best avoided Amanita spreta "Hated Amanita" x p. 19 p. 548 p. 147 p. 58 p. 113 #11 p. 266 #8 p. 41 unknown Amanita subcokeri Tulloss nom. prov. = Amanita species M5 "False Coker's Lepidella" x x x x x p. 50 p. 22 p. 531 p. 157 p. 61 p. 106 #12 p. 9 #10 p. 63 inedible or unknown Amanita vaginata sensu lato "Grisette" x x p. 241 p. 18 p. 549 p. 148 p. 58 #8 p. 32 #7 p. 236 best avoided Ampulloclitocybe clavipes syn. Clitocybe clavipes “Club-footed Clitocybe” x x x p. 129 p. 52 p. 745 p. 172 p. 83 p. 120 #8 p. 185 #7 p. 253 not edible -toxic w/ alcohol Annulohypoxylon archeri syn. Hypoxylon archeri none x -- inedible Armillaria caligata var. glaucescens none x x x x x p. 80 p. 39 p. 732 p. 259 p. 198 #12 p. 221 #8 p. 131 edible, but most often bitter and smelly Armillaria mellea syn. Armillariella mellea "Honey Mushroom" x x x x p. 30 p. 37 p. 736 p. 185 p. 69 p. 115 #12 p. 263 #8 p. 152 edible (for most) if well-cooked Armillaria tabescens syn. Clitocybe tabescens "Ringless Honey Mushroom" x p. 31/147 p. 36 p. 737 p. 186 p. 70 p. 116 #12 p. 265 #8 p. 151 edible for most -with caution Artomyces pyxidatus syn. Clavicorona pyxidata, syn. Clavaria pyxidata "Crown-tipped Coral" x x x x x x p. 424 p. 293 p. 410 p. 420 p. 287 #7 p. 116 #8 p. 346 edible -may be toxic in large amts. Auricularia auricula-judae syn. A. auricula "Wood Ear," "Jelly Ear," "Tree Ear" x x x x p. 452 p. 299 p. 380 p. 41 p. 430 p. 303 #12 p. 313 #8 p. 497 edible and medicinal Austroboletus gracilis var. gracilis syn. Tylopilus gracilis “Graceful Bolete” x x x p. 324 p. 241 p. 594 p. 72 p. 335 p. 207 #9 p. 80 edible Baeospora myosura syn. Collybia conigena "Conifer-cone Baeospora" x(?) p. 738 p. 175 p. 71 p. 117 #8 p. 136 #7 p. 260 inedible Bisporella citrina syn. Helotium citrinum, syn. Calycella citrina "Yellow Fairy Cups" x x x x x x p. 310 p. 362 p. 490 #11 p. 877 unknown Bjerkandera adusta syn. Polyporus adustus "Smoky Polypore" x p. 386 p. 270 p. 445 p. 392 p. 249 #12 p. 315 #7 p. 151 inedible Bolbitius reticulatus syn. Bolbitius aleuriatus none x p. 72 #11 p. 475 #8 p. 267 unknown Boletellus chrysenteroides none x p. 317 p. 71 p. 336 #9 p. 84 #7 p. 160 edible Boletellus russellii syn. Boletus russellii "Russell's Bolete" x p. 298 p. 234 p. 563 p. 70 p. 336 #9 p. 86 #12 p. 39 edible Boletinellus merulioides syn. Gyrodon merulioides "Ash Tree Bolete" x p. 321 p. 236 p. 564 p. 349 p. 230 #9 p. 187 #8, p. 353 edible, but mediocre Boletus atkinsonii "Atkinson's Bolete" x x #9 p. 91 edible Boletus auriporus syn. Boletus viridiflavus "Gold-pored Bolete" x x p. 325 p. 221 p. 110 p. 337 p. 210 #9 p. 95 #12 p. 45 edible Boletus curtisii none x p. 98 p. 327 p. 212 #9 p. 106 #8 p. 389 unknown Boletus discolor syn. B. erythropus ssp. discolor, syn. B. luridiformis ssp. none x p. 320 #9 p. 107 unknown -possibly poisonous Boletus firmus syn. B. piedmontensis, syn. B. satanas var. americanus "Piedmont Bolete" x p. 234 p. 100 p. 320 p. 214 #9 p. 111 #12 p. 51 possibly poisonous Boletus fraternus/ rubellus/ campestris complex "none" x 220/221 p. 112 339/344 #12 p. 79 #9-various likely edible depending on exact species Boletus frostii syn. B. alveolatus "Frost's Bolete" x p. 290 p. 229 p. 568 p. 101 p. 339 p. 216 #9 p. 114 #12 p. 53 edible Boletus hortonii syn. Boletus subglabripes var. corrugis “Corrugated Bolete” x p. 326 p. 225 p. 327 p. 216 #9 p. 119 #12 p. 57 edible Boletus innixus syn. B. caespitosus, syn. Austroboletus innixus "Clustered Brown Bolete" x x p. 327 p. 236 p. 111 p. 340 p. 217 #9 p. 123 #12 p. 63 edible Boletus longicurvipes none x x p. 328 p. 225 p. 105 p. 341 p. 217 #9 p. 125 edible Boletus nobilissimus none x #9 p. 132 edible Boletus pallidoroseus none x p. 211 #9 p. 135 unknown Boletus pallidus "Pale Bolete" x x x x p. 318 p. 223 p. 342 p. 221 #9 p. 136 #12 p. 73 edible Boletus cf. pulverulentus syn. Xerocomus pulverulentus none x p. 320 p. 323 p. 222 #9 p. 144 #10 p. 214 edible Boletus roodyi none x -- unknown Boletus roxanae syn. Xerocomus roxannae none x x p. 327 p. 210 #9 p. 151 #12, p. 77 poss. edible, sometimes unpalatable Boletus spadiceus syn. Xerocomus spadiceus none x p. 221 p. 345 #9 p. 158 edible Boletus subglabripes syn. Leccinum subglabripes none x x p. 300 p. 225 p. 227 #9 p. 163 #7 p. 168 edible Boletus variipes none x p. 307 p. 231 p. 405 p. 108 p. 326 p. 229 #9 p. 168 #12 p. 89 edible Bulgaria inquinans “Black Jelly Drops” x p. 453/463 p. 363 p. 491 #8 p. 524 #12 p. 319 inedible Callistosporium luteo-olivaceum syn. Collybia luteo-olivaceous none x x x x p. 89 p. 118 #11 p. 211 #8 p. 159 unknown Calocera cornea "Club-like Tuning Fork" x p. 381 p. 430 p. 304 #8 p. 496 #12 p. 321 inedible/unknown/inconsequential Calocera viscosa "Yellow Staghorn" x x p. 428 p. 380 p. 431 p. 304 #8 p. 496 #7 p. 103 unknown Calostoma cinnabarina "Gelatinous Stalked Puffball" x p. 439 p. 284 p. 841 p. 243 p. 452 p. 310 #8 p. 469 #10 p. 311 inedible Calostoma lutescens "Yellow Calastoma" x x p. 439 p. 841 p. 244 p. 449 p. 310 #11 p. 716/719 #8 p. 469 inedible Calostoma ravenelii "Ravenel's Calostoma" x x p. 439 p. 841 p. 244 p. 452 p. 311 #8 p. 469 #11 p. 719 inedible Calvatia craniiformis "Skull-shaped Puffball" x p. 440 p. 822 p. 449 p. 311 #8 p. 459 #10 p. 292 edible Calvatia cyathiformis "Purple-spored Puffball" x x(?) p. 440 p. 282 p. 822 p. 248 p. 452 p. 311 #8 p. 459 #10 p. 292 edible when young and white inside Calvatia rubroflava "Orange-staining Puffball" x p. 824 p. 449 p. 312 #8 p. 459 # 12 p. 682 edible when spore mass is white Cantharellus appalachiensis "Appalachian Chanterelle" x p. 112 p. 32 #12 p. 95 edible Cantharellus "cibarius" "Golden Chanterelle" x x x x p. 126 p. 214 p. 387 p. 64 p. 32 p. 93 #12 p. 97 #8 p. 335 choice edible -with caution Cantharellus cinnabarinus “Cinnabar Chanterelle” x x x x p. 113 p. 215 p. 388 p. 61 p. 32 p. 93 #12 p. 99 #8 p. 333 edible and good Cantharellus lateritius syn. Craterellus cantharellus “Smooth Chanterelle” x x x p. 127/408 p. 214 p. 390 p. 63 p. 34 p. 95 #10 p. 238 #8 p. 331 choice edible Cantharellus minor "Small Chanterelle" x x p. 114 p. 214 p. 31 #8 p. 334 #7 p. 251 edible Cantharellus persicinus "Peach Chanterelle" x x p. 128 p. 95 edible Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa “Coral Slime” x x x p. 845 #7 p. 35 #7, p. 35 inedible Cerrena unicolor syn. Trametes unicolor, syn. Daedalea unicolor "Mossy Maze Polypore" x x x x p. 370 p. 270 p. 450 p. 250 #12 p. 325 #7 p. 148 inedible Chalciporus rubinellus syn. Boletus rubinellus "Purple-red Bolete" x p. 294 p. 349 p. 230 #9 p. 174 unknown Chlorociboria aeruginascens syn. Chlorosplenium aeruginascens "Blue-green Wood Stain" x x x p. 459 p. 310 p. 361 p. 491 p. 300 #12 p. 327 #8 p. 523 inedible Chlorociboria aeruginascens [or Chlorociboria aeruginosa] "Blue-green Wood Stain" x x x x p. 459 p. 310 p. 361 p. 491 p. 300 #12 p. 327 #8 p. 523 inedible Chlorophyllum molybdites syn. Lepiota morganii "Green-gilled Lepiota" x p. 64 p. 32 p. 509 p. 163 p. 76 p. 119 #8 p. 52 #10 p. 90 poisonous -very frequent poisoner in U.S. Chroogomphus ochraceus = [N. Amer. misapplied name] C. rutilus "Pine Spike" x x x x p. 116 p. 650 p. 77 p. 119 #8 p. 219 #11 485/486 edible Chroogomphus vinicolor "Wine-cap Chroogompgus," "Pine Spike"x p. 116 p. 213 p. 651 p. 78 p. 119 #8 p. 218 #7 p. 199 edible Chrysomphalina chrysophylla syn. Gerronema chrysophylla "Golden-gilled Gerronema" x p. 76 p. 760 p. 79 p. 132 #8 P. 160 unknown Clavaria rubicundula "Smoky Worm Coral" x p. 422 p. 420 #11 p. 638 unknown Clavariadelphus americanus "Pestle-shaped Coral" x -- uncertain Clavariadelphus pistallaris syn. Clavaria pistillaris "Pestle-shaped Coral" x p. 408 p. 291 p. 403 p. 509 p. 291 #11 p. 632 #8 p. 338 edible, but sometimes bitter Clavulina cinerea “Grey Coral” x x p. 425/427 p. 292 p. 402 p. 421 p. 287 #7 p. 114 #8 p. 345 edible, but not worthwhile Clavulina cristata syn. C. coralloides, syn. Clavaria cristata "Crested Coral" x x p. 425 p. 402 p. 420 p. 287 #7 p. 114 #8 p. 345 edible Clavulinopsis aurantio-cinnabarina "Orange Spindle Coral" x x x x p. 427 p. 399 p. 418 p. 288 reportedly edible Clavulinopsis fusiformis syn. Clavaria fusiformis "Golden Spindles" x p. 427 p. 291 p. 399 p. 421 p. 288 #8 p. 342 #7 p. 115 edible, but sometimes bitter Clavulinopsis laeticolor syn. C. pulchra syn. Ramariopsis laeticolor "Golden Fairy Club" x x(?) x p. 399 p. 507 p. 288 #7 p. 115 #11 p. 638 unknown -too small anyway Climacodon septentrionalis syn. Steccherinum septentrionale "Northern Tooth" x p. 393 p. 278 p. 427 p. 407 #12 p. 271 #8 p. 409 inedible -too tough to eat Clitocybe odora "Anise-scented Clitocybe" x p. 52 p. 750 p. 85 #11 p. 161 #8 p. 182 edible, but best avoided Clitocybe fragrans none x p. 52 #11 p. 162 not recommended Clitocybe subconnexa syn. Clitopilus caespitosus "Clustered Clitocybe" x p. 246 p. 81 p. 121 #11 p. 155 not recommended Clitocybe tarda syn. Lepista tarda syn. Clitocybe sordida none x p. 168 p. 750 p. 86 #11 p. 152 #8 p. 183 reportedly edible Clitopilus prunulus “Sweetbread Mushroom” x x x x x p. 131 p. 641 p. 88 p. 190 #8 p. 213 #7 p. 189 edible w/ caution (look-alikes!) Coltricia cinnamomea syn. Polyporus cinnamomeus "Shiny Cinnamon polypore" x x p. 351 p. 450 p. 382 p. 251 #7 p. 135 #11 p. 568 unknown or inedible Coltricia montagnei syn. Polyporus montagnei "Montagne's Polypore" x x p. 350 p. 259 p. 451 p. 375 #7 p. 135 #11 p. 567/568inedible Coltricia perennis syn. Boletus perennis, syn. Polyporus perennis "Brown Funnel Polypore" x p. 351 p. 258 p. 383 p. 251 #8 p. 415 #10 p. 265 inedible Coprinellus micaceus syn. Coprinus micaceus "Mica Cap" x p. 156 p. 205 p. 600 p. 231 p. 104 p. 125 # 8 p. 230 #11 p. 348 edible Coprinopsis variegata syn. Coprinus variegatus syn. Coprinus quadrifidus "Scaly Inky Cap" x p. 206 p. 205 p. 601 p. 232 p. 105 p. 126 #8 p. 229 #7 p. 195 possibly poisonous Cortinarius cf. alboviolaceus "Silvery-violet Cort" x p. 155 p. 611 p. 105 #11 p. 446 #12 p. 101 edible, but not recommended Cortinarius argentatus none x p. 213 not recommended Cortinarius bolaris "Saffron-foot Cortinarius" x x x p. 192 p. 156 p. 106 #12 p. 103 #8 p. 313 poisonous Cortinarius caperatus syn. Rozites caperata "The Gypsy" x x x p. 75 p. 169 p. 635 p. 207 p. 243 #8 p. 299 #7 p. 219 edible and medicinal Cortinarius distans "Brown Cortinarius" x p. 273 p. 108 #12 p. 107 #11 428/451 unknown Cortinarius harrisonii nov. syn. C. sanguineus var. subcinnabarinus nom. inval.none x -- possibly poisonous Cortinarius iodes "Spotted Cort" x x x p. 193 p. 142 p. 617 p. 109 p. 127 #12 p. 109 #8 p. 320 possibly suspect -avoid! Cortinarius cf. luteus x p. 109 unknown Cortinarius semisanguineus syn. Dermocybe semisanguinea "Red-gilled Cort" x p. 194 p. 168 p. 618 p. 111 p. 128 #8 p. 318 #7 p. 229 inedible -possibly poisonous Cortinarius violaceus "Violet Cort" x x p. 151 p. 620 p. 112 p. 127 #8 p. 312 #7 p. 228 not recommended Craterellus fallax "Black Trumpet" x p. 117 p. 213 p. 394 p, 32 p. 34 p. 96 #10 p. 240 #8 p. 331 excellent edible Craterellus ignicolor syn. Cantharellus ignicolor "Flame-colored Chanterelle" x x x x x p. 114 p. 216 p. 389 p. 33 p. 94 #8 p. 336 most likely edible Craterellus tubaeformis "Trumpet Chanterelle" x x(?) p. 115 p. 214 p. 392 p. 62 p. 31 p. 96 #8 p. 333 edible and good Crepidotus applanatus var. applanatus "Flat Crep" x x x(?) x p. 17 p. 210 p. 636 p. 113 #7 p. 220 unknown and best avoided Crepidotus crocophyllus none x x p. 18 p. 210 #8 p. 285 #7 p. 221 unknown Crepidotus versutus none x x p. 19 #8 p. 286 #11 p. 406 unknown Crinipellis zonata syn. Collybia zonata "Zoned Crinipellis" x p. 63 p. 758 p. 114 p.130 #8 p. 191 #7 p. 266 unknown Cronartium quercuum "Oak Pine Rust" x x -- inedible Crucibulum laeve syn. Crucibulum vulgare "White Egg Bird's Nest" x x x p. 460 p. 289 p. 828 p. 465 p. 298 #8 p. 473 #11 p. 779 inedible Cyathus striatus "Fluted Bird's Nest," "Spash Cups" x x p. 461 p. 289 p. 828 p. 466 p. 298 #8 p. 472 #7 p. 98 inedible Cystoderma granulosum none x x x x p. 34 p. 116 #7 p. 247 inedible or unknown Dacrymyces capitatus none x(?) x -- not worthwhile Dacrymyces palmatus “Orange Jelly Cap” x x x x x x x x p. 300 p. 381 p. 431 p. 304 #8 p. 498 #7 p. 102 reports vary -prob. edible, but bland Dacryopinax spathularia "Fan-shaped Jelly " x x x p. 454 p. 431 p. 304 #7 p. 103 unknown Daedalea quercina syn. Trametes quercina "Thick-maze oak polypore" x x p. 371 p. 269 p. 453 p. 379 p. 251 #12 p. 329 #8 p. 425 inedible Daedaleopsis confragosa syn. Daedalea confragosa "Thin-maze Flat Polypore" x x x x x x p. 371 p. 268 p. 454 p. 379 p. 251 #12 p. 331 #7 p. 143 inedible Daldinia concentrica "Carbon Balls," "Coal Fungus" x p. 493 p. 374 p. 524 p. 323 #7 p. 79 #11 p. 887 inedible Dermocybe marylandensis syn. Cortinarius marylandensis none x p. 213 p. 109 p. 128 #10 p. 172 #11 p. 455 unknown and not recommended Ductifera pululahuana syn. Tremella pululahuana, syn. Exidia alba "White Jelly Fungus" x x p. 429 #7 p. 106 unknown Elaphocordyceps ophioglossoides syn. Cordyceps ophioglossoides "Golden Thread Cordyceps" x x p. 410 p. 312 p. 370 p. 518 p. 295/313 #7 p. 81 #11 p.880-881 unknown Entoloma abortivum syn. Clitopilus abortivus "Aborted Entoloma" x p. 133 p. 136 p. 641 p. 202 p. 117 p. 131 #8 p. 215 #7 p. 189 edible with caution Entoloma murraii syn. Nolanea murraii, syn. Rhodopyllus murraii "Yellow Unicorn Entoloma" x x p. 196 p. 137 p. 643 p. 214 p. 178 #8 p. 213 #11 p. 245 possibly poisonous Entoloma salmoneum syn. Nolanea salmonea syn., Nolanea quadrata "Salmon Unicorn Entoloma" x p. 177/196 p. 136 p. 644 p. 214 p. 178 #8 p. 212 #7 p. 184 possibly poisonous Entoloma serrulatum syn. Leptonia serrulata "Blue-toothed Entoloma" x p. 123 p. 644 p. 190 #8 p 212 inedible or unknown Entoloma sinuatum syn. E. lividum "Lead Poisoner" x p. 277 p. 134 p. 645 #8 p. 214 #11 p. 244 poisonous Entoloma strictius syn. E. strictior, syn. Noleana strictia “Straight-stalked Entoloma” x x x p. 278 p. 646 p. 179 #10 p. 164 #8 p. 214 poisonous Exidia glandulosa "Black Witches Butter" x p. 453 p. 382 p. 429 p. 305 #12 p. 335 #10 p. 283 possibly edible, but of no interest Exidia recisa "Amber Jelly Roll" x x x x x p. 452/453 p. 383 p. 432 p. 305 #11 671/674 #12 p. 313 unknown Fistulina hepatica "Beafsteak Polypore" x x x x x x p. 352 p. 260 p. 455 p. 375 p. 252 #12 p. 337 #8 p. 426 edible and reportedly medicinal Fomitopsis cajanderi “Rosy Polypore” x x x x x x x p. 373 p. 265 p. 458 p. 389 #7 p. 142 inedible Fuligo septica "Dog Vomit Slime Mold" x x x p. 845 p. 441 #12 p. 339 #7, p. 36 inedible Galerina marginata syn. G. autumnalis syn. Pholiota autumnalis "Deadly Galerina" x x p. 33 p. 187 p. 620 p. 207 p. 118 p. 132 #8 p. 298 #10 p. 178 deadly poisonous! Galiella rufa syn. Bulgaria rufa “Hairy Rubber Cup” x x x x x p. 463 p. 310 p. 339 p. 492 p. 300 #12 p. 341 #8 p. 525 inedible Ganoderma applanatum syn. G. lipsiense "Artist's Conk" x x x x x x p. 374 p. 460 p. 389 p. 253 #12 p. 343 #8 p. 421 inedible, but medicinal Ganoderma lucidum “Reishi,” "Ling Chi" x x x x x p. 354 p. 262 p. 460 p. 377 p. 254 #12 p. 277 #10 p. 263 inedible, but very medicinal Ganoderma tsugae “Hemlock Varnish Shelf” x x x x x p. 354 p. 262 p. 461 p. 377 p. 255 inedible, but very medicinal Geastrum coronatum syn. G. quadrifidum, syn. G. limbatum “Crowned Earthstar” x p. 286 p. 818 p. 453 p. 315 #7 p. 95 inedible, tough Geastrum saccatum "Rounded Earth Star" x x x p. 442 p. 286 p. 818 p. 446 p. 315 #8 p. 447 #10 p. 290 inedible Geastrum triplex "Collared Earthstar" x x p. 443 p. 286 p. 453 #8 p. 447 #7 p. 96 inedible Gerronema strombodes syn. Chrysomphalina strombodes none x x x x x p. 77 p. 79 p. 132 unknown Globifomes graveolens syn. Polyporus graveolens "Sweet Knot" x p. 462 p. 376 #12 p. 279 #11 p. 567 inedible Gloeophyllum sepiarium syn. Lenzites saepiaria "Yellow-red Gill Polypore" x p. 371 p. 269 p. 463 p. 379 p. 255 #8 p. 427 #10 p. 266 inedible Gloeoporus dichrous syn. Caloporus dichrous, syn. Polyporus dichrous "Gelatinous-pored polypore" x x x x p. 272 p. 449 p. 257 #11 p. 552 inedible Gomphus floccosus syn. Turbinellus floccosus syn. Cantherellus floccosus "Scaly Vase Chanterelle" x p. 136 p. 212 p. 396 p. 36 p. 98 #8 p. 329 #11 p. 661 toxic to many -avoid! Gomphus kauffmanii syn. Turbinellus kaufmanii syn. Cantherellus kaufmannii “Kaufman’s Scaly Chanterelle” x p. 137 p. 397 p. 36 #8 p. 329 possibly poisonous -best avoided Grifola frondosa syn. Polyporus frondosa "Hen of the Woods," "Maitake" x x x p. 355 p. 259 p. 463 p. 47 p. 385 p. 263 #12 p. 281 #8 p. 420 excellent edible and also medicinal Gymnopilus liquiritiae none x p. 121 p. 133 #8 p. 294 #11 , 407/408 unknown Gymnopilus luteus syn. Pholiota lutea [note: have not found this species yet]"Yellow gymnopilus" p. 35 p. 172 inedible -very bitter Gymnopilus sapineus none x p. 37 p. 623 p. 122 p. 133/134 #8 p. 296 #11 p. 408 inedible; bitter Gymnopus dryophilus syn. Collybia dryophila "Oak-loving Collybia" x x x x p. 170 p. 60 p. 755 p. 196 p. 95 p. 136 #12 p. 345 #8 p. 178 possibly poisonous -best avoided Gymnopus iocephalus syn. Collybia iocephala "Violet Gymnopus" x p. 755 p. 90 p. 136 #10 p. 153 not recommended Gymnopus subnudus syn. Collybia subnuda none x(?) x(?) p. 169 p. 754/757 p. 96 #7 p. 259 unknown Gyroporus castineus "Chestnut Bolete" x p. 331 p. 236 p. 575 p. 78 p. 350 p. 231 #9 p. 189 #8 p. 367 edible var. cyanescens "The Blueing Bolete" x p. 322 p. 236 p. 576 p. 77 p. 351 p. 232 #9 p. 189 #8 p. 367 edible Gyroporus cyanescens var. violaceotinctus "Bluing Bolete" x p. 232 #9 p. 190 edible Hapalopilus nidulans syn. H. rutilans syn. Polyporus nidulans "Tender Nesting Polypore" x p. 375 p. 259 p. 464 p. 390 p. 258 #12 p. 347 #8 p. 429 inedible Heimioporus betula syn. Austroboletus betula syn. Boletus betula “Shaggy-stalked Bolete” x x x p. 298 p. 563 p. 73 p. 335 p. 206 #9 p. 79 #12 p. 37 edible Helvella palustris none x p. 473 #11 p. 815 reportedly edible, with caution Hericium americanum "Lion's Mane" x x p. 396 p. 402/408 p. 202 #8 p. 408 #10 p. 254 excellent edible Hericium coralloides syn. H. ramosum "Comb Tooth" x x x p. 396 p. 279 p. 431 p. 52 p. 407 p. 202 #7 p. 122 #11 p. 615 edible and good Hericium erinaceus "Lion's Mane," "Bearded Tooth" x x x p. 395 p. 430 p. 51 p. 408 p. 202 #12 p. 283 #8 p. 407 excellent edible Hericium erinaceus subsp. erinaceo-abietis “Lion’s Mane,” “Bearded Tooth” x x p. 395 p. 430 p. 51 p. 408 p. 203 #12 p. 283 #8 p. 407 choice edible Heterobasidium annosum syn. Fomes annosus "Annosum Root Rot" x p. 465 p. 389 p. 253 #8 p. 423 #11 575/579 inedible Hohenbuehelia angustata none x(?) p. 125 #7 p.290 #11 p. 135 unknown Hohenbuehelia petaloides syn. Pleurotus petaloides "Leaf-like Oyster" x x x x p. 20 p. 760 p. 125 p. 138 #11 p. 136 #10 p. 140 edible Humidicutis marginata syn. Hygrocybe marginata syn. Hygrophorus marginatus"Orange-gilled Waxy Cap" x x p. 177 p. 64 p. 662 p. 140 p. 125 p. 142 #8, p. 65 #7, p. 277 edible, but not worthwhile Humidicutis marginata var. concolor syn. Hygrocybe marginata var. concolor"Orange-gilled Waxy Cap" x x x p. 177/196 p. 65 p. 141 p. 141 p. 143 #8 p. 65 #7 p. 277 ebible Hydnellum aurantiacum "Orange Rough-cap Tooth" x p. 275 p. 431 #11 p. 626 inedible Hydnellum concrescens syn. Hydnellum scrobiculatum var. zonatum "Zoned Tooth" x(?) x p. 275 p. 408 #7 p. 126 #11 p. 628 inedible Hydnellum spongiosipes syn. H. velutinum “Spongy-footed Tooth” x x x x p. 397 p. 434 p. 405 p. 203 #7 p. 124 inedible Hydnellum suaveolens syn. Hydnum suaveolens “Fragrant hydnellum” x x x p. 275 p. 405 #11 p. 624 #8 p. 405 inedible Hydnochaete olivacea "Brown-toothed Crust" x x p. 276 p. 438 p. 401 p. 328 inedible Hydnum repandum syn. Dentium repandum “Hedgehog,” “Sweet Tooth” x x x x x x p. 398/399 p. 273 p. 428 p. 51 p. 409 p. 204 #10 p. 255 #8 p. 401 edible and good Hydnum repandum var. albidum syn. Hydnum albidum “Hedgehog,” “Sweet Tooth” x x p. 398 p. 273 p. 51 p. 409 p. 204 # 8 p. 401 edible (can be slightly bitter or acrid) Hygrocybe cantherellus syn. Hygrophorus cantharellus "Chanterelle Waxy Cap" x x x p. 120 p. 67 p. 656 p. 137 #8 p. 62 #7 p. 268 non poisonous Hygrocybe conica syn. Hygrophorus conicus "Witches Hat" x p. 173 p. 67 p. 658 p.138 p. 140 #8 p. 62 #10 p. 101 likely poisonous Hygrocybe flavescens syn. Hygrophorus flavescens "Golden Waxy Cap" x p. 175 p. 67 p. 660 p. 129 p. 140 #8 p. 65 #7 p. 270 edible, but not recommended Hygrocybe persistens syn. H. acutoconica syn. H. constans syn. H. langei none x p. 130 p. 138 #11 p. 116 #8 p. 62 inedible Hygrocybe psittacina syn. Hygrophorus psittacinus "Parrott Mushroom" x p. 178 p. 665 p. 143 #8 p. 61 #7 p. 273 edible, but small and slimy Hygrocybe subovina syn. Hygrophorus subovinus "Brown Sugar Waxy Cap" x x p. 179 p. 135 p. 142 unknown Hygrocybe virginea syn. Camarophyllus virgineus syn. Hygrophorus "Snowy Wax Cap" x p. 119 p. 65 p. 128 #8 p. 64 #11 105/109 possibly edible Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca syn. Cantherellus aurantiacus "False Chanterelle" x x x p. 138 p. 73 p. 669 p. 126 #8 p. 332 conflicting reports; possibly toxic Hygrophorus bakerensis "Brown Waxy Cap" x p. 71 p. 655 p. 136 #7 p. 277 #11 p. 126 edible but not recommended Hygrophorus borealis syn. Hygrocybe borealis syn. Camarophyllus borealis"Snowy Waxy Cap" x p. 119 p. 128 #8 p. 64 #11 p. 109 edible, but not worthwhile Hygrophorus fuligineus "Sooty Hygrophorus" x p. 141 p. 661 p. 134 #7 p. 276 #11 107/127 possibly edible Hygrocybe pratensis syn. Hygrophorus pratensis syn. Camarophyllus "Salmon Waxy Cap" x p. 121 p. 63 p. 665 p. 130 p. 143 #11 p. 110 #7 p. 277 edible Hymenopellis furfuracea syn. Xerula furfuracea syn. Oudemansiella “Rooted Oudemansiella” x x x x x p. 265 p. 41 p. 788 p. 175 p. 270 #10 p. 148 #7 p. 303 edible, but mediocre Hymenopellis megasplora syn. Xerula megalospora "Lesser Rooting Xerula" x x p. 188 p. 41 p. 270 #8 p. 174 #7 p. 303 reportedly non-poisonous Hymenopellis rubrobrunnescens syn. Xerula rubrobrunnescens none x x p. 41 p. 270 unknown Hypholoma fasciculare syn. H. subviride, syn. Naemataloma fasciculare “Sulfur Tuft” x x p. 157 p. 187 p. 709 p. 223/224 p. 148 p. 144 #10 p. 181 #8 p. 244 poisonous Hypholoma sublateritium syn. Naematoloma sublateritium "Brick Cap" x p. 208 p. 187 p. 710 p. 226 p. 148 p. 144 #8 p. 245 #10 p. 141 reportedly edible -conflicting info.-caution Hypomyces chrysospermus "Golden Hypomyces," "Bolete Eater" x x x p. 494 p. 312 p. 371 p. 530 p. 331 #7 p. 83 #11 p. 883 inedible (who would want to eat it?) Hypomyces hyalinus “Amanita Mold” x p. 495 p. 312 p. 372 p. 531 p. 331 potentially dangerous Infundibulicybe gibba syn. Clitocybe gibba "Funnel Cap" x x p. 130 p. 747 p. 84 p. 120 #10 p. 142 #8 p. 185 edible w/ caution Inocybe fastigiata syn. Inocybe rimosa “Straw-colored Fiber Head” x p. 180 p. 628 p. 215 p, 151 p. 145 #8 p. 304 #7 p. 225 poisonous Inocybe fastigiata var. umbrinella none x p. 180 not edible -possibly toxic Inocybe fraudans syn. Inocybe pyriodora sensu auct. amer. none x p. 182 p. 215 #11 p. 459 #8 p. 303 poisonous /suspect Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina syn. Inocybe lilacina Lilac Fiber Head x x x x p. 193 p. 631 p. 145 #11 p. 461 #8 p. 302 poisonous Inonotus dryadeus syn. Polyporus dryadeus "Warted Oak Polypore" x p. 466 p. 259 #12 p. 285 #7 p. 150 inedible Inonotus dryophilus none x #12 p. 287 #11 p. 569 inedible Inonotus tomentosus syn. Polyporus tomentosus syn. Onnia tomentosa "Woody Velvet Polypore" x p. 356 p. 267 p. 471 p. 383 p. 266 #8 p. 415 #7 p. 150 inedible Irpex lacteus "Milk-white Toothed Polypore" x p. 400 p. 276 p. 467 p. 378 p. 269,272 #12 p. 361 inedible Ischnoderma resinosum syn. Polyporus resinosus "Resinous Polypore" "Late Fall Polypore"x p. 377 p. 262 p. 468 p. 391 p. 261 #12 p. 363 #7 p. 140 not edible Kretzschmaria deusta syn. Ustulina deusta "Brittle Cinder," "Carbon Cushion" x p. 311 p. 375 p. 525 p. 325 inedible Laccaria amethystina syn. L. amethsystea "Amethyst Deceiver" x(?) p. 181 p. 59 p.740/763 p. 154 #12 p. 127 #7 p. 279 caps edible, stalks are tough Laccaria laccata "Common Laccaria" x x(?) x p. 181 p. 59 p. 762 p. 155 p. 146 #10 p. 151 #8 p. 108 edible Laccaria ochropurpurea "Purple Gilled Laccaria" x x x p. 249 p. 59 p. 762 p. 184 p. 155 p. 146 #10 p. 106 #7 p. 279 edible, but rather poor Lactarius allardii none x p. 92 p. 123 p. 166 p. 148 #10 p. 123 #11 p. 67 inedible -acrid and bitter Lactarius argillaceifolius var. argillaceifolius "Clay-gilled Milk Cap" x x x p. 128 p. 167 #12 p. 129 unknown Lactarius atroviridis none x p. 103 p. 92 p. 693 p. 119 p. 168 p. 148 #12 p. 131 #8 p. 95 inedible or unknown /acrid Lactarius camphoratus "Curry Milk Cap" x p. 84 p. 107 p. 681 p. 163 #8 p. 92 #11 p. 81 used dried as a seasoning Lactarius chrysorrheus "Gold-drop Milk Cap" x x x x p.106/108 p. 99 p. 696 p. 125 p. 157 p. 150 #12 p. 133 #8 p. 91 poisonous Lactarius corrugis syn. Lactarius volemus var. subrugosus “Corregated Milk Cap” x x x p. 86 p. 91 p. 682 p. 120 p. 168 p. 150 #12 p. 135 #10 p. 117 edible and quite good Lactarius deceptivus "Deceptive Milky" x x x p. 88 p. 92 p. 683 p. 123 p. 169 p. 151 #12 p. 139 #8 p. 97 inedible Lactarius deliciosus var. deterrimus [part of L. deliciosus group] "Orange-latex Milky" x p. 89 p. 86 p. 683 p. 118 p. 170 #8 p. 88 #11 p. 68 edible Lactarius gerardii “Gerard’s Lactarius” x x x p. 90 p. 86 p. 684 p.170 #12 p. 141 # 8 p. 86/96 edible Lactarius gerardii var. subrubescens “Gerard’s Lactarius” x p. 91 p. 685 #12 p. 141 likely edible /unknown Lactarius glaucescens syn. Lactarius piperatus var. glaucescens none x x x p. 122 p. 161 p. 152 #10, p. 121 #8 p. 97 extremely acrid and likely toxic Lactarius griseus syn. Lactarius glabripes “Gray-brown Lactarius” x p. 91 p. 102 p. 171 #8 p. 99 #7 p. 307 inedible or unknown Lactarius hygrophoroides "Hygrophorus Milk Cap" x p. 110 p. 90 p. 685 p. 130 p. 172 p. 153 #12 p. 143 #8 p. 99 edible Lactarius imperceptus none x x x x x p. 105 p. 165 p. 154 #12 p. 145 inedible: bitter/peppery Lactarius indigo var. indigo "Indigo Milky" x x x p. 93 p. 84 p. 686 p. 116 p. 158 p. 155 #8 p. 87 #7 p. 307 edible Lactarius lignyotus var. lignyotus "Chocolate Milky" x p. 94 p. 686 p. 172 #8 p. 96 #7 p. 308 unknown Lactarius maculatipes "Spotted-stalk Milk Cap" x x x x x p. 96 p. 173 p. 156 #12 p. 149 #10 p. 124 unknown Lactarius mucidus var. mucidus none x p. 92 p. 101 p. 688 p. 160 #8 p. 94 #11 p. 77 unknown Lactarius paradoxus "Silver-blue Milky" x p. 688 p. 117 p. 174 p. 157 #8 p. 90 #10 p. 116 edible Lactarius peckii “Peck’s Milk Cap” x x x p. 97 p. 92 p. 689 p. 127 p. 175 p. 157 #12 p. 151 not recommended /acrid Lactarius piperatus var. piperatus "Peppery Milk-cap" x p. 88 p. 91 p. 690 p. 122 p. 164 p. 153 #12 p. 153 #8 p. 97 extremely acrid and likely toxic Lactarius quietus var. incanus none x p. 101 p. 176 p. 154 unknown Lactarius sordidus "Dingy Lactarius," "Dirty Milky" x p. 103 p. 693 p.162 #8 p. 96 inedible Lactarius speciosus none x x p. 100 p. 691 p. 177 unknown Lactarius subplinthogalus none x x x p. 104 p. 86 p. 127 p. 178 p. 160 #12 p. 157 not recommended -also acrid Lactarius subpurpureus “Wine-red Lactarius” x x x x(?) p. 105 p. 84 p. 693 p. 117 p. 158 #7 p. 307 edible for most people Lactarius subvellereus var. subdistans none x x p. 88 #12 p. 159 not recommended Lactarius subvernalis var. cokeri none x x x p. 89 p. 159 p. 160 unknown, but bitter anyway Lactarius subvernalis var. subvernalis none x x x x p. 104 p. 126 not recommeded -and it is acrid Lactarius volemus "Bradley," "Tawny Milk Cap" x x x x p. 109 p. 91 p. 696 p, 121 p. 180 p. 162 #12 p. 163 #10 p. 118 edible and good Lactarius yazooensis none x(?) p. 94 p. 34/151 #10 p. 120 #11 p.66/72 Laetiporus cincinnatus syn. L. sulphureus var. semialbinus “White Pored Chicken of the Woods” x x x p. 379 p. 261 p. 469 p. 49 p. 261 #12 p. 289 choice edible (with exceptions) Laetiporus sulphureus syn. Polyporus sulphureus "Sulfur Shelf" "Chicken of the Woods" x x x p. 378 p. 260 p. 468 p. 49 p. 386 p. 262 #12 p. 291 #8 p. 428 choice edible (with exceptions) Leccinum albellum none x p. 332 p. 241 p. 79 p. 331 p. 233 #12 p. 165 #9 p. 194 ebible Leccinum scabrum "Birch Bolete" x p.332/334 p. 239 p. 578 p. 79/80 p. 331 #8 p. 371 #9 p. 214 edible Lentaria byssiseda "Cotton-base Coral" x p. 405 p. 418 #7 p. 120 #8 p. 344 inedible Lentaria micheneri syn. Lachnocladium micheneri "Stalked Lentinus" x x p. 292 p. 418 inedible -bitter Lentinellus cochleatus syn. Lentinus cochleatus "Cockle-shell Lentinus" x p. 209 p. 764 p. 181 p. 163 #7 p. 294 #8 p. 145 inedible Lentinellus subaustralis [very similar to Lentinellus micheneri] none x x -- no information Lentinellus ursinus syn. Lentinus ursinus "Bear Lentinus" x x x x p. 21 p. 208 p. 765 p. 182 p. 163 #12 p. 365 #8 p. 145 inedible, bitter or extremely acrid tasting Lenzites betulina syn. Daedalea betulina "Multicolor Gill Polypore" x x x x p. 122/386 p. 269 p. 469 p. 380 p. 263 #12 p. 369 #7 p. 143 inedible Leotia lubrica "Jelly Babies" x x x x p. 412 p. 364 p. 510 p. 292 #8 p. 519 #7 p. 67 inedible Lepiota aspera syn. L. acutesquamosa "Sharp-scaled Lepiota" x p. 68 p. 513 p. 188 pp. 166-167 #8 p. 56 #7 p. 242 edible, but not recommended Lepiota rubrotincta syn. L. rubrotinctus "Red-eyed Parasol" x p. 32 p. 522 p. 189 #7 p. 243 #11 p. 305 unknown -best avoided Lepista nuda syn. Clitocybe nuda syn. Tricholoma nudum "Blewitt" "Wood Blewitt" x x x p. 244 p. 134 p. 749 p. 191 p. 84 p. 121 #8 p. 183 #7 p. 280 edible Leucopaxillus albissimus "White Leucopax" x p. 246 p. 55 p. 767 p. 192 #8 p. 120 #11 p. 167 inedible: bitter Loweomyces fractipes syn. Polyporus fractipes none x -- no information Lycogala epidendrum syn. Lycoperdon epidendrum "Wolf's Milk Slime," "Toothpaste Slime" x x x x x x p. 444 p. 848 #12 p. 371 #7 p. 45 inedible Lycogala flavofuscum none x p. 848 #7 p. 45 inedible Lycogala terrestere none x -- inedible /unknown Lycoperdon echinatum syn. L. americanum "Spiny Puffball" x x p. 444 p. 282 p. 824 p. 450 p. 316 #8 p. 454 #11 p. 691/694edible when young and white inside Lycoperdon marginatum "Peeling Puffball" x p. 444/449 p. 282 p. 825 p. 454 p. 316 #8 p. 454 #11 p. 694 edible when young and white inside Lycoperdon molle none x(?) p. 445 p. 283 #8 p. 455 #11 p. 694 edible when young and white inside Lycoperdon perlatum syn. L. gemmatum “Gem-Studded Puffball” x x x x x x p. 445 p. 282 p. 825 p. 454 p. 317 #10 p. 288 #8 p. 453 edible when young and white inside Lycoperdon pulcherrimum none x x p. 444 p. 825 p. 250 p. 450 p. 317 #8 p. 452/454 #11 p. 694 edible when white and firm Lycoperdon pyriforme syn. Morganella pyriformis "Pear-shaped Puffball" x x x x p. 445/446 p. 282 p. 826 p. 455 p. 317 #10 p. 287 #8 p. 452 edible when young and white inside Lyophyllum connatum “White Domecap” x p. 48 p. 769 #11 p. 175 unknown Lyophyllum decastes group "Fried Chicken Mushroom" x p. 251 p. 48 p. 768 p. 195 #8 p. 115 #11 p. 174 edible -with caution Macrolepiota "procera" syn. Lepiota procera syn. Leucoagaricus procerus "Parasol Mushroom" x x x p. 72 p. 30 p. 520 p. 166 p. 186 p. 172 #8 p. 53 #11 p. 298 edible Marasmiellus candidus syn. M. albuscorticis syn. Marasmius candidus "White Marasmius" x x p. 770 p. 173 #11 p. 206 #7 p. 264 inconsequential Marasmiellus opacus syn. Marasmius opacus none x -- unknown Marasmius fulvoferrugineus "Orange Pinwheel Marasmius" x p. 776 p. 194 p. 200 p. 174 #8 p. 198 #11 p. 210 unknown Marasmius nigrodiscus syn. Collybia nigrodisca “Black-eyed Marasmius” x p. 252 p. 197 p. 88 #11 p. 205/209 reportedly edible Marasmius pulcherripes none x p. 200 p. 175 #7 p. 263 unknown Marasmius rotula “Pinwheel Marasmius” x x x p. 158 p. 76 p. 774 p. 201 p. 175 #8 p. 196 inedible Marasmius siccus "Orange Pinwheel Marasmius" x x x p. 76 p. 775 p. 195 p. 202 p. 175 #8 p. 198 #7 p. 263 unknown Marasmius siccus (or poss. M. fulvoferrugineus) "Orange Pinwheel Marasmius" x x x x x p. 76 p. 775 p. 195 p. 202 p. 174 #8 p. 198 #7 p. 263 unknown Marasmius strictipes syn. Collybia strictipes "Orange-yellow Marasmius" x x p. 776 p. 202 #11 p. 205/209 inedible Marasmius sullivantii none x x x p. 184 p. 75 unknown Megacollybia rodmani complex [former misapplied name = M. platyphylla] “Platterful Mushroom” x x x x p. 209 p. 87 p. 807 p. 203 #8 p. 175 #7 p. 302 gastric upset in some -best avoided Meripilus sumstinei [often referred to as M. giganteus (European)] "Black staining Polypore" x x p. 349/356 p. 259 p. 470 p. 47 p. 387 p. 263 #12 p. 373 #8 p. 421 edible when young and tender Metatrichia vesparium "Multigoblet Slime" x p. 852 #7 p. 42 inedible Microstoma floccosa “Shaggy Scarlet Cup” x p. 470 p. 343 p. 494 #8 p. 523 unknown Multiclavula mucida syn. Clavaria mucida syn. Lentaria mucida "White-green Algae Coral" x p. 406 p. 511 #8 p. 340 #11 p. 636 unknown Mutinus elegans "Elegant Stinkhorn" x p. 414 p. 289 p. 835 p. 462 p. 276 #10 p. 308 #8 p.478 edible in the egg stage (if you dare!) Mutinus elegans [or poss. M. caninus] "Elegant Stinkhorn" x x p. 414 p. 289 p. 835 p. 462 p. 276 #10 p. 308 #8 p.478 edible in the egg stage (if you dare!) Mycena haematopus "Bleeding Mycena" x(?) x x x p. 187 p. 79 p. 781 p. 211 p. 176 #8 p. 168 #7 p. 286 inedible Mycena inclinata "The Clustered Bonnett" x x x p. 79 p. 780 p. 209 #8 p. 171 #10 p. 156 inedible Mycena luteopallens "Walnut Mycena" x p. 80 p. 782 p. 212 p. 177 #8 p. 134 #7 p. 285 inedible Mycena pura "Lilac Mycena," "Pink Mycena" x x x x p. 186 p. 80 p. 784 p. 213 p. 177 #8 p. 169 #7 p. 286 poisonous Mycena rutilantiformis none x p. 80 p. 208 #11 p. 231 inedible Mycena subcaerulea syn. M. cyaneobasis “Blue Mycena” x p. 785 p. 213 #7 p. 282 inedible or unknown Mycorrhaphium adustum syn. Steccherinum adustum “Kidney-shaped Tooth” x x x x x x x p. 401 p. 435 p. 402 p. 204 #12 p. 377 #8 p. 409 inedible Neolecta irregularis syn. Spragueloa irregularis syn. Mitrula irregularis "Irregular Earth Tongue" x p. 413/415 p. 359 p. 512 #11 p. 871 #8 p. 520 reportedly edible, but not worthwhile Neolentinus lepideus syn. Agaricus lepideus syn. Lentinus lepideus "Train Wrecker" x x p. 209 p. 766 p. 184 p. 165/186 #8 p. 146 #11 p. 142 edible Nigroporus vinosus none x p. 265 inedible Oligoporus caesius syn. Tyromyces caesius syn. Postia caesia "Blue Cheese Polypore" x x x x p. 388 p. 267 p. 490 p. 391/394 #7 p. 136 #11 p. 599 inedible Oligoporus fragilis syn. Postia fragilis syn. Tyromyces fragilis "Brown-staining Cheese Polypore" x x x p. 389 p. 267 p. 391 #7 p. 136 #11 p. 600 inedible Omphalina ectypoides syn. Clitocybe ectypoides "Wood Clitocybe" x p. 76 p. 747 p. 215 p. 180 #7 p. 255 #11 p. 157 unknown Omphalotus illudens syn. O. olearius, syn. Clitocybe illudens “Jack O’Lantern” x x p. 146 p. 207 p. 787 p. 157 p. 216 p. 180 #12 p. 379 #8 p. 154 poisonous Onnia circinata syn. Inonotus circinatus "Red Root and Butt Rot" x p. 452/471 #8 p. 415 #11 p. 570 inedible Onnia tomentosa syn. Inonotus tomentosus syn. Polyporus tomentosus "Woody Velvet Polypore" p. 356 p. 267 p. 471 p. 383 p. 266 #8 p. 415 #7 p. 150 inedible Orphicordyceps melolonthae syn. Cordyceps melolonthae none x(?) x p. 369 p. 36 p. 517 p. 295 #8 515/517 #11 880/82 no information Oxyporus populinus syn. Fomes connatus "Mossy Maple Polypore" x x x x p. 266 p. 472 p. 392 #12 p. 293 #7 p. 151 inedible Paecilomyces militaris [anamorph of cordyceps militaris] "Orange Club Cordyceps" x p. 409 p. 312 p. 369 p. 518 p. 296 #8 p. 517 #7 p. 81 inedible Panellus serotinus syn. Sarcomyxa serotina syn. Pleurotus serotinus "Late Fall Oyster" x p. 22 p. 211 p. 789 p. 218 #12 p. 381 #8 p. 140 edible when cooked slow and thorough Panellus stipticus syn. Panus stipticus “Blue Oyster,” "Bitter Oyster" x x x x x x p. 23 p. 211 p. 790 p. 219 p. 181 #12 p. 383 #8 p. 139 inedible (topically medicinal) Peziza atrovinosa none x p. 304 inedible Peziza badia "Pig's Ears" x p. 466 p. 304 p. 347 p. 495 #8 p. 539 #11 819/821 unknown Phaeolus schweinitzii syn. Polyporus schweinitzii “Dyer's Polypore,” “Butt Rot Fungus” x x x x p. 357 p. 260 p. 473 p.387 p. 265 #10 p. 267 #8 p. 419 inedible and possibly poisonous Phellinus gilvus syn. Polyporus gilvus "Mustard-yellow Polypore," "Oak Conk" x x x x x x x p. 380 p. 266 #12 p. 297 #11 p. 582 inedible Phellinus pini syn. Fomes pini, syn. Trametes pini "Pine Conk" x x p. 262 p. 474 p. 389 #8 p. 424 #11 p. 582 inedible (a very destructive conk rot) Phellinus robiniae syn. Fomes robiniae, syn. Fulvifomes robiniae "Rimosus Decay" x #8 p. 424 #11 p. 582 inedible Phlebia incarnata syn. Merulius incarnatus “Coral-pink Merulius” x x x x p. 421 p. 439 p. 328 #12 p. 391 #8 p. 434 inedible or unknown Phlebia tremellosa syn. Merulius tremellosus "Trembling Merulius" x x x x x p. 421 p. 439 p. 329 #8 p. 434 #12 p. 393 inedible Pholiota aurivella "Golden Pholiota" x p. 38 p. 174 p. 712 p. 227 #8 p. 265 #7 p. 215 not recommended Pholiota squarrosoides "Scaly Pholiota" x x p. 40 p. 177 p. 717 p. 225 #8 p. 265 #7 p. 217 not recommended Phylloporus rhodoxanthus syn. P. rhodoxanthus ssp. americanus "Gilled Bolete" x x x p. 150 p. 216 p. 672 p. 113 p. 353 p. 235 #9 p. 222 #12 p. 171 edible Pleurotus levis syn. Lentinus levis syn. Panus levis syn. Panus strigosus "Giant Panus" x x p. 42 p. 208 p. 761/767 p. 183 #8 p. 155 #11 p. 140 edible when young and soft Pleurotus ostreatus "Oyster" x p. 25 p. 206 p. 793 p. 182 p. 232 p. 184 #12 p. 397 #8 p. 142 edible and good when young and fresh Pleurotus pulmonarius "Lung Oyster," "Indian Oyster" x x x x x p. 26 #8 p. 142 edible Pluteus admirabilis “Yellow Pluteus” x p. 161 p. 139 p. 673 p. 234 #8 p. 202 #7 p. 188 non-poisonous Pluteus atromarginatus "Black-edged Pluteus" x p. 212 p. 139 p. 234 #11 - 254/256 edible Pluteus cervinus syn. P. atricapillus “Deer or Fawn Mushroom” x x x x x x p. 211 p. 138 p. 675 p. 200 p. 235 p. 185 #8 p. 203 #12 p. 399 a mediocre edible Pluteus cervinus var. scaber none x -- unknown Pluteus cyanopus none x #8 p. 199 #11 p 254/258 possibly toxic Pluteus flavofuligineus “Smoky Yellow Pluteus” x p. 161 p. 138 p. 674 p. 233 #7 p. 187 #11 p. 258 possibly edible, but uncertain Pluteus longistriatus "Pleated Pluteus" x p. 162 p. 676 p. 233-34 #11 p. 257 #7 p. 186 edible, but of little substance Podostroma alutaceum none x p. 409 p. 519 p. 295 #11 p. 879 unknown Polyporus alveolaris syn. Polyporus mori, syn. Favolus alveolaris "Hexagonal-pored Polypore" x x x x x p. 363 p. 257 p. 455 p.384/392 p. 268 #12 p. 407 #7 p. 144 edible, but tough Polyporus badius syn. P. picipes, syn. Royoporus badius "Black-footed Polypore" x x p. 360 p. 478 p. 384 #12 p. 403 #8 p. 419 inedible Polyporus radicatus "Rooting Polypore" x x x x p. 364 p. 257 p. 480 p. 385 #7 p. 147 inedible Polyporus varius syn. P. elegans "Elegant Polypore" x x x x p. 360 p. 257 p. 483 p. 384 p. 267 #7 p.146 inedible Poronidulus conchifer syn. Trametes conchifer syn. Polyporus conchifer "Little Nest Polypore" x x p. 273 p. 485 p. 393 #7 p. 137 #11 p. 552 inedible Psathyrella delineata "Wrinkled Psathyrella" x p. 213 p. 203 p. 609 p. 238 #7 p. 206 unknown Psathyrella rugocephala (haven't found yet) "Corrugated-cap Psathyrella" p. 213 p. 608 p. 237 unknown Psathyrella rugocephala (or possibly P. delineata) "Corrugated-cap Psathyrella" x x p. 213 p. 203 p. 608 p. 238 #7 p. 206 unknown Psathyrella septentrionalis (haven't found yet) none p. 239 unknown Pseudoboletus parasiticus syn. Boletus parasiticus "Parasitic Bolete" x p. 330 p. 218 p. 571 p. 98 p. 343 #9 p. 136 #8 p. 388 bolete is edible, host is poisonous Pseudohydnum gelatinosum syn. Tremellodon gelatinosum "Jelly Tooth" x p. 402 p. 300 p. 383 p. 432 #8 p. 494 #12 p. 411 edible, but flavorless Pseudomerulius curtisii syn. Meiorganum curtisii, syn. Paxillus corrugatus none x x x x p. 672 p. 220 #8 p 287/288 #9 p. 218 unknown Pycnoporus cinnabarinus syn. Polyporus cinnabarinus "Cinnabar-red Polypore" x p. 383 p. 260 p. 486 p. 49 p. 393 p. 269 #8 p. 429 #7 p. 149 inedible Ramaria formosa syn. Clavaria formosa "Yellow Tipped Coral" x p. 431 p. 408 p. 59 p. 419 p. 289 #7 p. 117 #11 p. 654 poisonous Ramaria stricta syn. Clavaria stricta "Straight-branched Coral" x x p. 432 p. 298 p. 409 p. 419 #7 p. 119 #8 p. 349 inedible Red Russula complex "Red Russula" x x x x #10 p. 103 avoid -some species may be toxic Retiboletus griseus syn. Boletus griseus syn. Xerocomus griseus "Gray Bolete" x x x p. 302 p. 229 p. 570 p. 106 p. 340 p. 216 #9 p. 116 #12 p. 55 edible and considered good Retiboletus ornatipes syn. Boletus ornatipes “Ornate-stalked Bolete” x x x x p. 304 p. 229 p. 570 p. 342 p. 221 #9 p. 134 #12 p. 71 inedible in our region -too bitter Rhizopogon evadens x #11 p. 754 inedible Rhizopogon rubescens "Blushing False Truffle" x p. 287 p. 242 #8 p. 485 #11 p. 754 inedible Rhodocollybia butyracea syn. Collybia butyracea "Buttery Collybia," "Butter Cap" x x x x p. 171 p. 60 p. 755 p. 93 p. 188 #8 p. 176 #7 p. 257 possibly edible, but not worthwhile Rhodocollybia maculata syn. Collybia maculata "Spotted Collybia" x x x x x p. 253 p. 61 p. 756 p. 95 p. 189 #8 p. 176 #11 p. 217 inedible, bitter Rhodocybe mundula syn. Clitopilus noveboracensis "Cracked-cap Rhodocybe" x x p. 151 p. 648 p. 242 p. 190 #8 p. 214 unknown Rickenella fibula syn. Mycena fibula syn. Omphalina fibula "Orange Moss Agaric" x p. 185 p. 78 p. 796 p. 243 # 8 p. 187 #7 p. 252 unknown/insignificant Russula aeruginea “Tacky Green Russula” x x p. 233/234 p.120 p. 697 p. 132 p. 192 #10 p. 110 #7 p. 312 edible Russula amoenolens none x p. 216 p. 124 p. 136 p. 190 inedible -peppery and smelly Russula brevipes syn. R. delica "Short-stalked White Russula" x x x p. 88/217 p. 108 p. 698 p. 244 #8 p. 76 #7 p. 310 possibly edible, but poor Russula compacta “Firm Russula” x x x x p. 220 p. 108 p. 699 p. 133 p. 244 p. 191 #10 p. 108 edible, but very poor -avoid Russula crustosa "Green Quilt Russula" x x x(?) p. 234 p. 120 p. 700 p. 191 #12 p. 179 #7 p. 312 edible and good Russula cyanoxantha "Charcoal Burner" x p. 233 p. 119 p. 119 p. 195 #11 p. 94 edible -good Russula dissimulans "Red and Black Russula" x p. 222 p. 701 p. 246 #11 p 85/90 inedible Russula earlei "Beeswax Russula" x x p. 223 p. 123 #12 p. 185 unknown Russula eccentrica "Eccentric Russula" x x p. 224 #12 p. 187 unknown -best avoided Russula flavida none x x p. 229 p. 124 #12 p. 189 #8 p. 78 edible Russula ochroleucoides "Matt Yellow Russula" x(?) x(?) p. 229 p. 124 #12 p. 189 edible Russula parvovirescens [note: a green Russula] x x x -- edible Russula pectinatoides none x(?) p. 126 p. 137 p. 191 #11 p. 94 inedible Russula perlactea "White-hot Russula" x x x p. 123 p. 193 #12 p. 203 inedible -acrid Russula variata syn. R. cyanoxantha var. variata “Variable Russula” x x x p. 233 p. 119 p. 706 p. 192 #12 p. 211 #10 p. 107 edible Russula virescens "Green Quilt Russula" x p. 234 p. 120 p. 700 p. 192 #10 p. 111 #11 p. 95 edible and good Sarcodon atroviridis syn. Hydnum atroviride none x x p. 403 p. 276 p. 410 very poor edible Sarcodon fennicus syn. S. scabrosus var. fennicus "Bitter Hedgehog" x p. 276 p. 620 inedible Sarcodon imbricatus syn. Hydnum imbricatum "Scaly Tooth" x(?) p. 404 p. 276 p. 434 p. 411 #8 p. 402 #10 p. 256 edible, but poor Sarcodon scabrosus syn. Hydnum scabrosum “Bitter Hedgehog” x p. 404 p. 276 p. 435 #11 p. 620 #7 p. 124 inedible Sarcodon underwoodii [note: a bitter toothed "Hedgehog"] x x(?) p. 404 p. 276 p. 411 inedible /bitter Sarcoscypha dudleyi [ref. to in some books as S. coccinea (Pac. NW only)] "Crimson Cup," "Scarlet Cup" x p. 343 p. 26-27 p. 496 non-poisonous Sarcoscypha occidentalis "Stalked Scarlet Cup" x x p. 470 p. 306 p. 344 p. 133 p. 496 #7 p. 55 #8 p. 536 unknown/ no culinary value Schizophyllum commune “Common Split Gill” x x x x x x x p. 19/23 p. 211 p. 493 p. 403 p. 99 #10 p. 269 #8 p. 139 inedible Scleroderma areolatum syn. S. lycoperdoides “Leopard Earthball” x x p. 448 p. 284 p. 448 #8 p. 462/464 #7 p. 92 poisonous Scleroderma bovista syn. S. lycoperdoides var. reticulatum none x p. 447 p. 320 #8 p. 464 #10 p. 299 poisonous Scleroderma citrinum syn. S. vulgare, syn. S. aurantium "Poison Pigskin Puffball" x x p. 448 p. 284 p. 839 p. 98 p. 456 p. 321 #8 p. 464 #7 p. 92 poisonous Scutellinia scutellata syn. Peziza scutellata “Eyelash Cup” x p. 471 p. 308 p. 353 p. 486 #10 p. 329 #8 p. 526 of no culinary value Sebacina concrescens syn. Tremella concrescens none x x p. 42 p.433 p. 306 #7 p. 104 #11 p. 670 not recommended Simocybe centunculus syn. Naucoria centuncula "American Simocybe" x x p. 638 p. 247 #11 p. 400 unknown Sparassis crispa “Cauliflower Mushroom” x x x x x p. 433 p. 290 p. 412 p. 45 p. 415 p. 307 #10 p. 276 #8 p. 438 edible and good when young Spathulariopsis velutipes syn. Spathularia velutipes “Velvet Fairy Fan” x x p. 415 p. 308 p. 359 p. 512 p. 293 #8 p. 521 #7 p. 71 inedible or unknown Spongipellis pachyodon syn. Hydnum pachyodon syn. Irpex mollis "Spongy Toothed Polypore" x x p. 269 p. 488 p. 378 p. 269 #12 p. 301 inedible Steccherinum ochraceum "Ochre Spreading Tooth" x x x p. 437 p. 402 #12 p. 417 #7 p. 128 inedible Stemonitis splendens [or related species] “Chocolate Tube Slime” x x x p. 853 inedible or unknown Stereum complicatum syn. S. rameale "Golden Parchment Fungus" x x x x x x x x p. 273 p. 496 p. 439 p. 329 #12 p. 425 #8 p. 436 inedible Steruem gausapatum "Bleeding Oak Crust" x x p. 439 #12 p. 419 #8 p. 436 inedible Stereum hirsutum "Hairy Parchment" x x x p. 496 p. 439 p. 330 #12 p. 421 #7 p. 154 inedible Stereum ostrea syn. S. fasciatum, syn. S. lobatum, syn. S. versicolor “False Turkey Tail” x x x x x x x x p. 384 p. 270 p. 497 p. 443 p. 330 #12 p. 423 #8 p. 435 inedible Stereum striatum none x p. 384 p. 273 p. 497 p. 439 p. 330 inedible Strobilomyces confusus “Old Man of the Woods” x x x x(?) p. 308 p. 245 p. 581 p. 75 p. 354 p. 236 #9 p. 225 #12 p. 213 edible, but poor Strobilomyces dryophilus "Silky Parchment" x p. 76 p. 236 #9 p. 225 edible but poor Strobilomyces strobilaceus syn. Strobilomyces floccopus “Old Man of the Woods” x x p. 308 p. 245 p. 580 p. 76 p. 354 p. 236 #9 p. 224 #12 p. 215 edible, but poor Strobilurus conigenoides syn. Collybia conigenoides "Magnolia-cone Mushroom" x p. 797 p. 155 p. 248 p. 197 #8 p. 135 #11 202/211 unknown -too tiny to consider americanus "Chicken Fat Suillus" x x x p. 355 p. 248 p. 581 p. 354 #9 p. 227 #8 p. 361 edible, but poor, reactions in some Suillus brevipes "Short-stalked Suillus" x p.287/336 p. 251 p. 582 p. 95 p. 334 p. 239 #9 p. 230 #8 p. 357 edible Suillus corthunatus none x p.586/589 p. 94 p. 238 #9 p. 233 #11 p. 500 edible Suillus granulatus syn. S. lactifluus "Granulated Slippery Jack" x x x p. 336 p. 251 p. 584 p. 355 pp. 238-239 #9 p. 237 #8 p. 358 edible Suillus hirtellus none x x p. 336 p. 93 p. 335 p. 237 #9, p. 239 #9 p. 239 edible Suillus pictus syn. Suillus spraguei syn. Boletinus pictus “Painted Suillus,” "Painted Bolete" x x x p. 288 p. 245 p. 587 p. 91 p. 357 p. 237 #9 p. 246 #8 p. 359 edible Suillus tomentosus var. tomentosus "Blue-staining Slippery Jack" x p. 590 p. 334 #9 p. 255 #8 p. 359 edible w/ caution Tapinella atrotomentosa syn. Paxillus atrotomentosus “Velvet-footed Pax” x x x x p. 148 p. 170 p. 670 p. 220 p. 181 #8 p. 288 #7 p. 224 inedible likely poisonous Tapinella panuoides syn. Paxillus panuoides "Stalkless Paxillus" x p. 24 p. 672 p. 221 p. 182 #8 p. 288 #7 p. 221 unknown /possibly poisonous Tetrapyrgos nigripes syn. Marasmiellus nigripes syn. Marasmius nigripes "Black-footed Marasmius" x p. 74 p. 770 p. 196 p. 174 #11 p 203/206 #7 p. 264 unknown Thelephora terrestris f. concrescens none x p. 284 inedible Thelephora vialis "Ground Wart" x x p. 298 p. 413 p. 425 p. 285 #11 p. 609 #8 p.437 inedible Trametes elegans syn. Daedalea ambigua syn. Daedaleopsis ambigua none x x x p. 371 p. 381 p. 270 #11 p.587/589 inedible Trametes menziesii syn. Polyporus menziesii none x p. 270 inedible Trametes pubescens syn. Polyporus pubescens "Pale Polypore" x x p. 271 p. 394 p. 271 #12 p. 431 #7 p. 137 inedible Trametes versicolor syn. Coriolus versicolor “Turkey Tail” x x x x x x x p. 385 p. 271 p. 489 p. 393 p. 271 #12 p. 433 #8 p. 430 inedible, but medicinal Trametopsis cervina syn. Trametes cervina none x x x p. 380 inedible Tremella foliacea syn. Ulocolla foliacea "Brown Witches Butter," "Jelly Leaf" x x p. 452 p. 384 p. 433 p. 306 #12 p. 435 #8 p. 495 edible but reportedly bland Tremella fuciformis "Silver Ear," "Snow Fungus" x x x p. 42 p. 306 #12 p. 437 edible and medicinal Tremella mesenterica syn. T. lutescens "Witch's Butter" x x x p. 454 p. 385 p. 433 p. 304 #12 p. 439 #8 p. 498 edible, but bland Tremellodendron pallidum syn. T. schweinitzii "False Coral" x x x p. 435 p. 300 p. 385 #8 p. 494 #10 p. 281 edible, but not worthwhile Tremellodendropsis semivestitum syn. Lachnocladium semivestitum none [haven't actually found this sp. yet] p. 289 inedible Trichaptum abietinum syn. Hirschioporus abietinus “Violet-Pored Bracket Fungus” x p. 387 p. 490 p. 378 pp. 270-271 #11 p. 593 #7 p. 148 inedible Trichaptum biforme syn. Polyporus biformis “Violet Toothed Polypore” x x x x x x x x p. 387 p. 269 p. 490 p. 378 p. 271 #12 p. 441 #8 p. 430 inedible Trichoglossum walteri none x p. 506 p. 293 inedible or unknown Tricholoma aurantium "Golden Orange Tricholoma" x x p. 254 p. 41 p. 259 #8 p. 132 #7 p. 298 or not recommended Tricholoma caligatum syn. Armillaria caligata "Fragrant Armillaria" x x p. 80 p. 39 p. 732 p. 179 p. 259 p. 198 #8 p. 131 edible, sometimes bitter Tricholoma fulvum syn. T. flavobrunneum "The Birch Knight" x x p. 41 p. 260 inedible or unknown Tricholoma inamoenum syn. T. platyphyllum (haven't found yet) "Stinky White Tricholoma" p. 258 p. 261 p. 199 #8 p. 124 #11 p. 179 poisonous Tricholoma odorum "Smelly Tricholoma" x x p. 43 p. 253-54 p. 199 #12 p. 223 inedible/unknown Tricholoma palustre none x p. 254 poss. edible/bitter Tricholoma sejunctum "Separated Tricholoma" x x x x p. 262 p. 804 p. 263 p. 198 #8 p. 127 inedible /possible poisonous Tricholoma subresplendens [=T. resplendens & T. columbetta, misapplied] "White Tricholoma" x x(?) x p. 258 p. 483 p. 264 #8 p. 128 #11 p. 183 unknown /not recommended Tricholoma sulphurescens none x(?) p. 264 p. 199 #12 p. 225 unknown Tricholoma cf. virgatum syn. Tricholoma subacutum "Fibril Trich" x p. 210/260 p. 44 p. 806 p. 258 #8 p. 129 #11 p. 181 not edible -possibly poisonous Tricholomopsis decora syn. Clitocybe decora “Decorated Mop” x x x x p. 214 p. 47 p. 807 p. 266 p. 200 #8 p. 160 #7 p. 302 serious poisoning reported in 2006 Tricholomopsis formosa "Beautiful Tricholomopsis" x x p. 47 p. 180 p. 266 p. 200 unknown Tricholomopsis rutilans “Plums and Custard” x p. 214 p.47 p. 808 p. 180 p. 266 p. 200 #8 p. 161 #7 p. 302 poor edible, but reportedly medicinal Tubifera ferruginosa "Red Rasperry Slime" x p. 848 #7 p. 46 Tylopilus balouii "Burnt-orange Bolete" x p. 243 p. 591 p. 86 p. 359 p. 240 #9 p. 261 #8 p. 378 edible /poor quality Tylopilus eximius syn. Boletus eximius, syn. Leccinum eximinus "Lilac-brown Bolete" x p. 296 p. 243 p. 592 p. 360 #9 p. 262 #7 p. 168 poisonous in some -not recommended Tylopilus felleus [note: not found at any forays yet] “Bitter Bolete” p. 310 p. 245 p. 593 p. 361 pp. 242-243 #9 p. 263 #12 p. 233 inedible-bitter, possibly medicinal Tylopilus griseocarneus none x p. 317 p. 240 #9 p. 264 unknown Tylopilus indecisus none x x p. 310/312 p. 593 p. 90 p. 361 p. 243 #9 p. 265 #12 p. 235 edible, esp. firm, young buttons Tylopilus plumbeoviolaceus "Violet-gray Bolete," "Plum Bolete" x x x x p. 296/341 p. 243 p. 594 p. 89 p. 362 p. 241 #9 p. 268 #12 p. 239 inedible -bitter Tylopilus rubrobrunneus "Reddish-brown Bitter Bolete" x x x p. 340 p. 593 p. 89 p. 362 p. 241 #9 p. 271 #12 p. 245 inedible -bitter Tylopilus cf. rubrobrunneus "Reddish-brown Bitter Bolete" x p. 340 p. 593 p. 89 p. 362 p. 241 #9 p. 271 #12 p. 245 inedible -bitter Tylopilus sordidus syn. Porphyrellus sordidus none x p. 243 p. 363 #9 p. 272 inedible or unknown Tylopilus variobrunneus “Brown-net Bolete” x p. 312 p. 243 #9 p. 273 unknown Tyromyces chioneus syn. T. albellus, syn. Polyporus albellus “White Cheese Polypore” x x x x x x p. 388 p. 267 p. 491 p. 394 #11 p. 599 inedible -poss. medicinal Vascellum curtisii syn. Lycoperdon curtisii "Clustered Spiny Puffball" x p. 449 #8 p. 449 #11 695/96 edible when young Wolfina aurantiopsis none x x x p. 473 p. 302 #11 p. 834 inedible Xanthoconium affine var. affine syn. Boletus affinis “Spotted Bolete,” "Related Bolete" x p. 342 p. 218 p. 109 p. 337 p. 244 #9 p. 275 #12 p. 249 edible Xanthoconium affine var. maculosus syn. Boletus affine var. maculosus "Spotted Bolete" x x p. 342 p. 565 p. 109 p. 336 p. 244 #9 p. 276 #7 p. 161 edible Xanthoconium purpureum syn. Boletus purpureofuscus none x x x p. 342 p. 327 #9 p. 278 #12 p. 253 most likely edible Xanthoconium separans syn. Boletus separans "Lilac Bolete" x p. 313 p. 231 p. 345 p. 245 #12 p. 255 #9 p. 279 choice edible Xeromphalina campanella syn. Omphalina campanella “Golden Trumpets ” “Fuzzy Foot” x p. 124 p. 78 p. 809 p. 270 p. 201 #10 p. 150 #8 p. 193 inedible Xeromphalina kauffmanii "Cross-veined Troop Mushroom" x x x x p. 124 p. 197 p. 201 #8 p. 193 #10 p. 150 inedible Xylaria cornu-damae none x #11 p. 886 inedible Xylaria cubensis none x x p. 294 inedible or unknown Xylaria hypoxylon syn. Xylosphaera hypoxylon "Carbon Antlers" x x x p. 418/497 p. 310 p. 375 p. 523 #11 p. 885 #7 p. 80 inedible or unknown Xylaria longipes "Stalked Xylaria" x p. 418 p. 523 #7, p. 79 inedible Xylaria polymorpha syn. Xylosphaera polymorpha "Dead Man's Fingers" x x x x x p. 418 p. 311 p.376 p. 526 #8 p. 521 #10 p. 318 inedible Xylobulus frustulatus syn. Stereum frustulosum "Ceramic Parchment" x x x x x p. 498 p. 438 p. 330 #12 p. 445 #7 p. 155 inedible Xylocoremium flabelliforme syn. Xylaria flabelliformis "Bubble Gum Fungus" x x p. 294 inedible

Totals 312 141 211 105 80 72 128 36

*The edibility listing is only intended #1= of West Virginia and the Central Appalachians [2003] Roody, William C. as a guide. Be sure to check several #2=Mushrooms of North America [1991] Phillips, Roger sources before consuming any wild #3=The Audobon Society Field Guide to N. American Mushrooms [1981] Lincoff, Gary H. mushrooms, which may be toxic. #4=A Field Guide to Southern Mushrooms [1985] Smith and Weber Cumberland Mycological Society, it's #5=Mushrooms of Northeastern N. America [1997] Bessette and Fischer officers and members, assume no #6=Mushrooms of the Southeastern United States [2007] Bessette, et al. liability for these contents, nor their "Other" column (limited citings were made from the "Other" sources) accuracy. Those who consume wild #7=Mushrooms of Northeast N. America [1999] Barron, George mushrooms should be absolutely #8=North American Mushrooms [2006] Miller, Orson K. certain of their identification, should #9=North American Boletes [2000] Bessette and Roody consult multiple credible sources for #10=Texas Mushrooms [1992] Metzler, Susan and Van for verification, and assume full #11=Mushrooms Demystified [1986] Arora, David responsibility for their actions. #12=Macrofungi Associated with Oaks of Eastern N. America [2008] Binion, et. Al

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