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Wildacres 2012 Species List Wildacres 2012 Species List Agaricus abruptibulbus Cortinarius sanguineus Agaricus subrutilescens Cortinarius semisanguineus Amanita bisporigera Cortinarius stillatitius Amanita citrina Cortinarius traganus Amanita excelsa Cortinarius vinaceorubescens Amanita farinosa Cortinarius violaceus Amanita flavoconia Cortinarius sp. Amanita fulva Craterellus fallax Amanita muscaria Crucibulum laeve (syn.) Amanita muscaria var. guessowii Cryphonectria parasitica Amanita parcivolvata Cyathus striatus Armillaria caligata Cystoderma amianthinum var. rugosoreticulatum Armillaria caligata var. glaucess Cystolepiota seminuda Armillaria mellea Dacrymyces palmatus Armillaria tabescens Daedalea quercina Bisporella citrina Daldinia concentrica Boletus auriporus Echinoderma asperum Boletus innixus Entoloma abortivum Boletus miniato-pallescens Entoloma sevicellum Boletus roxanae Entoloma sinuatum Calostoma ravenellii Entoloma strictus Calvatia craniiformis Exidia recisa Camarophyllus pratensis Fistulina hepatica Camarophyllus pratensisvar. pallidus Fomitopsis cajanderi Cantharellus cinnabarinus Ganoderma applanatum Cantharellus minor Ganoderma fomentarius Cantharellus tubaeformis Ganoderma tsugae Chlorociboria aeruginascens Gloeophyllum sepiarium Clavaria fragilis Gomphus floccosus Clavaria rubicundula Grifola frondosa Clavariadelphus pistillaris Gymnopus acervatus Clavariadelphus truncatus Gymnopus confluens Clavulina cinerea Gymnopus dryophilus(syn.) Clavulinopsis aurantio-cinnabarina Heimioporus betula Clavulinopsis laeticolor Helvella crispa Climacocystis borealis Hydnellum concrescens Clitocybe nuda Hydnotrya cubispora Clitocybe odora Hydnum repandum Clitocybe trullaeformis Hydnum rufescens Collybia cookei Hydnum umbilicatum Coprinellus micaceus Hygrocybe appalachiensis Coprinus comatus Hygrocybe coccinea Cordyceps capitata Hygrocybe conica Cordyceps ophioglossoides Hygrocybe flavescens Cortinarius aureofolis Hygrocybe laeta Cortinarius bolaris Hygrocybe parvula Cortinarius camphoratus Hygrocybe psittacina Cortinarius corrugatus Hygrocybe virginea Cortinarius evernius Hygrophorus bakerensis Cortinarius iodes Hygrophorus calyptriformis Cortinarius malacorius Hygrophorus glutinosus Cortinarius pubescens Hygrophorus monticola Wildacres 2012 Species List Hymenopellis furfuracea Pholiota sp. Hymenopellis megalospora Pisolithus arrhizus Hypholoma capnoides Pleurocybella porrigens Hypholoma sublateritium Pleurotus ostreatus Hypomyces lactiflorum Pseudohydnum gelatinosum Hypomyces lateritius Pycnoporus cinnabarinus Hypomyces luteovirens Ramaria obtusa Inocybe lilacina Rickenella fibula Inocybe sororia Russula appalachiensis Inocybe subochracea(cf.) Russula aquosa Inocybe umbratica Russula brevipes Inocybe sp. Russula compacta Laccaria laccata(cf.) Russula laurocerasi Laccaria ochropurpurea Russula pavrovirescens Lactarius chelidonium Russula peckii Lactarius croceus Russula pectinoides Lactarius hibbardae Sarcodon scabrosus Lactarius hygrophoroides Sarcoscypha occidentalis Lactarius imperceptus Scleroderma citrinum Lactarius indigo Scutellinia scutellata Lactarius lignotus var. canadensis Sebacina concrescens Lactarius mutabilis Simocybe centunculus Lactarius paradoxus Sparassis crispa Lactarius peckii Stereum ostrea Lactarius vinaceorufescens Stereum striatum Lactarius volemus Strobilomyces confusus Laetiporus sulphureus Strobilomyces floccopus Leccinum scabrum Strobilurus conigenoides Lenzites betulina Stropharia thrausta Leotia lubrica Suillus americanus Leucoagaricus phaeostrictiformus Suillus granulatus Lycogala epidendrum Suillus spraguei Lycoperdon perlatum Tectella patellaris Lycoperdon pyriforme Thelephora vialis Marasmiellus alboscortiscis Trametes elegans Marasmiellus opacus Trametes versicolor Marasmius androsaceus Tremella concrescens Marasmius capillaris Tremellodendropsis semivestita Marasmius spissus Trichaptum abietinum Marasmius strictipes Trichaptum biforme Marasmius sullivantii Tricholoma caligatum Microporellus dealbatus Tricholoma sejunctum Multiclavula mucida Tricholoma sulfurescens Mycena adonis Tricholomopsis decora Mycena luteopallens Tylopilus eximius Mycena pura Tylopilus sordidus Oligoporus fragilis(syn.) Tylopilus tabicinus Omphalotus illudens Tyromyces caesius Onnia tomentosa Tyromyces chioneus Panellus stipticus Wolfina aurantiopsis Paxillus involutus Xylobolus frustulatus Phaeoclavulina flaccida Phallus elegans Wildacres 2012 Species List Total:207 species .
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