Family: Lyophyllaceae
Hypsizygus ulmarius
(Bull.) Redhead
Hypsizygus ulmarius | Resurrection Pass Trailhead
KEY ID FEATURES
- Medium-sized fruitbodies growing on hardwoods such as aspen and cottonwood.
- Normally not growing in clusters.
- Can have watter spots on a generally moist cap.
- Crowded white gills attached at stem with a notch.
NUTRITIONAL STRATEGY: Saprophytic
SPORE PRINT: White-to-whiteish
EDIBILITY: Edible
SYNONYM: Hypsizygus marmoreus, Hypsizygus elongatipes
SIMILAR SPECIES: Hypsizygus tessulatus
COLLECTIONS
- COLLECTION ID: AKFF-023-14
- LOCATION: Resurrection Pass Trailhead
- DATE: 25-Aug-14
- NOTES: Cap 68-92 mm across, water spotted, gills attached with a small notch, crowded white. Flesh whitish, marbled. On the base of a dead cottonwood. Odor earthy and ???. Taste slightly bitter.
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