Macrofungi
Covers mushrooms and other non-lichenized fungi that form multicellular fruiting bodies large enough to be seen with the unaided eye.
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33 genera
140 species, 4 subspecies and varieties
140 species, 4 subspecies and varieties
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Tapinella, Tarzetta, Tatraea, Thanatephorus, Thaxterogaster, Thecotheus, Thelephora, Tilachlidium, Tolypocladium, Tomentella, Tomentellopsis, Trametes, Trappea, Trechispora, Tremella, Tremellodendropsis, Trichaptum, Trichoglossum, Tricholoma, Tricholomopsis, Trichophaea, Trichopilus, Truncocolumella, Tubaria, Tuber, Tubulicrinis, Tulasnella, Tulostoma, Turbinellus, Tylopilus, Tympanis, Typhula, TyromycesTapinella atrotomentosa – velvet pax, blackbase rollrim, velvet rollrim
Habitat: Grows from rotting conifer stumps, snags, and logs
Habitat: Grows from rotting conifer stumps, snags, and logs
Tapinella panuoides – fan pax, stalkless Paxillus, oyster rollrim
Tarzetta cupularis – elf cup, grey goblet
Thelephora caryophyllea – carnation groundwart, funnel-shaped Thelephora
Thelephora palmata – fetid false coral, stinking earthfan
Distribution: T. palmata is widespread and fairly common in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Habitat: Occurs in conifer litter
Distribution: T. palmata is widespread and fairly common in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Habitat: Occurs in conifer litter
Tolypocladium capitatum – Round-headed truffle-club
Distribution: North America
Habitat: Coniferous forests.
Substrate: Soil (underground truffles)
Distribution: North America
Habitat: Coniferous forests.
Substrate: Soil (underground truffles)
Trametes versicolor – many-colored polypore, turkey-tail
Tremella mesenterica – yellow brain, witch's butter, yellow brain fungus
Tremellodendropsis tuberosa
Distribution: Fairly common along the Pacific Coast
Habitat: T. tuberosa usually is found on bare soil in forests.
Distribution: Fairly common along the Pacific Coast
Habitat: T. tuberosa usually is found on bare soil in forests.
Trichaptum biforme – violet toothed polypore
Trichoglossum hirsutum – hairy earth-tongue, shaggy earth-tongue, velvety earth-tongue, velvety-black earth-tongue
Tricholoma apium – scented knight
Tricholoma aurantium – golden cavalier, orange knight, orange-sheathed Trich, golden Tricholoma, veiled Tricholoma
Tricholoma cingulatum – girdled knight, belted Trich, girdled Trich, girdled Tricholoma
Tricholoma focale – booted knight
Distribution: T. focale is very common in the PNW, occurring under conifers in low-nutrient soils.
Distribution: T. focale is very common in the PNW, occurring under conifers in low-nutrient soils.
Tricholoma imbricatum – matt knight, shingled Trich, shingled Tricholoma
Tricholoma inamoenum – irksome cavalier, ill-scented Tricholoma
Distribution: Widely distributed in the Northern Hemisphere
Habitat: Under conifers
Distribution: Widely distributed in the Northern Hemisphere
Habitat: Under conifers
Tricholoma intermedium – western chevalier
Tricholoma magnivelare – American matsutake, white matsutake, pine mushroom
Distribution: . It occurs throughout much of North America, but is most abundant on the West Coast, usually appearing scattered to gregarious under conifers on nutrient-poor soils such as dune sands.
Distribution: . It occurs throughout much of North America, but is most abundant on the West Coast, usually appearing scattered to gregarious under conifers on nutrient-poor soils such as dune sands.
Tricholoma muricatum
Habitat: One of the characteristic fungi of the coastal Oregon shore pine woodlands. When found in this habitat, it is fairly easy to identify, but away from coastal pines, identifications in this group become extremely difficult.
Habitat: One of the characteristic fungi of the coastal Oregon shore pine woodlands. When found in this habitat, it is fairly easy to identify, but away from coastal pines, identifications in this group become extremely difficult.
Tricholoma myomyces – waxygill cavalier
Tricholoma pardinum – dirty Tricholoma, tiger Tricholoma
Tricholoma pessundatum – red-brown Trich, red-brown Tricholoma
Tricholoma populinum – poplar knight, sand mushroom, the sandy, poplar Trich, poplar Tricholoma
Tricholoma portentosum – sticky gray Trich, sticky gray Tricholoma, streaked Tricholoma
Tricholoma saponaceum – soapy knight, soap-scented Trich, soapy Tricholoma
Tricholoma scalpturatum – yellowing knight
Tricholoma sejunctum – deceiving knight, separating Tricholoma
Tricholoma sulphureum – sulphur knight, the stinker, sulfur Trich
Distribution: widely distributed in the Northern Hemisphere
Habitat: under both hardwoods and conifers.
Distribution: widely distributed in the Northern Hemisphere
Habitat: under both hardwoods and conifers.
Tricholoma vaccinum – fuzztop, scaly knight, russet scaly Trich, russet scaly Tricholoma
Distribution: Widely in Northern Hemisphere
Habitat: Growth with conifers, especially spruce
Distribution: Widely in Northern Hemisphere
Habitat: Growth with conifers, especially spruce
Tricholoma vernaticum – cucumber Armillaria, cucumber Tricholoma
Tricholoma virgatum – ashen knight, silver streaks, fibril Trich, streaked Trich, fibril Tricholoma
Tricholoma zelleri – Zeller's mushroom
Tricholomopsis decora – queen's coat, decorated mop, prunes-and-custard, black-tufted wood Tricholoma
Tricholomopsis rutilans – variegated mop, plums-and-custard, red-tufted wood Tricholoma
Tubaria furfuracea – fringed Tubaria, totally tedious Tubaria, scurfy twiglet
Habitat: Occur in a variety of habitats, including wood chips and mossy lawns
Habitat: Occur in a variety of habitats, including wood chips and mossy lawns
Tuber californicum – California truffle
Tuber candidum – cinnamon truffle, red truffle
Tuber gibbosum – spring Oregon white truffle
Tuber oregonense – fall Oregon white truffle
