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David Albeck's Photos of Fungi
They're strange-looking, but most people feel that way about sex organs not their own. I can't identify many of the mushrooms shown here, but I've grouped them into broad categories (by shape, not family):
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Polypores
Stiff horizontal fungi without visible stems and without visible gills
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shelf brackets
Trichaptum biforme
Trichaptum biforme
shelf bracket
shelf bracket
shelf bracket
Chicken of the Woods
(no album)
fall fungi
polypore
Polyporus squamosus
Hedgehogs & Corals
Spiky odd stuff
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Ramaria sp?
(no album)
Hericium americanum
Hericium americanum
Hericium Coralloides
Jellies
jiggly, shapeless stuff
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Tremella?
tremella?
Lichens
A symbiosis of fungus and algae
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Lobaria pulmonaria
Lobaria pulmonaria
lichen
lichen
lichen
lichen
Toadstools
Classic mushroom shapes, plus buttons and phallic shapes. Some have gills, some have pores.
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Unidentified
(no album)
mushrooms
mushrooms
puffballs
Unknown mushroom
mushrooms
Amanita Muscaria
Amanita
mushrooms
(no album)
mushroom
mushroom
mushrooms
mushrooms
mushroom
Leotia Lubrica
Russula
Marasmius oreades?
"toad bathtub"
mushroom
mushroom
Boletus bicolor?
Trumpets
Gilled mushrooms without a clear stem and/or with non-round caps
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unknown mushroom
unknown mushroom
fungus
(no album)
fungus
(no album)
funky fungi
Pleurotus porrigens?
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