The Charcoal Psathyrella (Psathyrella pennata)

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Photo by Brian38

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47.2411, -122.773

Field Notes

Description:

Psathyrella pennata is a species of fungi that is found in burnt soil. When young they are often covered in tomentum.

Habitat:

Spotted under tall fir trees in soil. Leaf litter

Reference Links:

Psathyrella - Wikipedia, Psathyrella pennata

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Comments (9)

Jae

My pleasure, Brian. And thank you for sharing these lovely mushrooms.

Brian38

I agree Sarah. Thanks so much Jae for finding an ID!

SarahWhitt

Jae, the ones in your link SURE look like Brian's!! 😀

Jae

What a wonderful spotting, Brian38! I'm just going to make a wild guess, but perhaps these fungi are Psathyrella species. Just going by their appearance they seem to look a lot like Psathyrella pennata. Here is a link with some photo's of mushrooms that look similar to yours. http://ukrbin.com/show_image.php?imageid=94968

SarahWhitt

Sure thing!!

Brian38

Thanks for trying Sarah.

SarahWhitt

I have been searching for a match for you.....but, I am failing! Cannot find one single mushroom that even looks close... I hope somebody can ID it.

Brian38

Thank you Sarah. I'm still baffled.

SarahWhitt

That is just BEAUTIFUL, Brian!!

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The Charcoal Psathyrella

Psathyrella pennata

47.2411, -122.773

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Description:

Habitat:

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