When: 2009-03-09

Collection location: Joaquin Miller Park, Oakland, California, USA [Click for map]

Who: Alan Rockefeller (Alan Rockefeller)

No specimen available

Notes:
Very bright orange gills, under pine.

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Inocybe cinnamomea A.H. Sm.	douglas	56% (1)
Recognized by sight: Nice orange gills, shaggy. It was a good year for these.

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Inocybe cinnamomea A.H. Sm.

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Recognized by sight: Nice orange gills, shaggy. It was a good year for these.

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	I’d Call It That		3.0		0.00		0
	Promising		2.0		5.10		1
	Could Be		1.0		0.00		0
	Doubtful		-1.0		0.00		0
	Not Likely		-2.0		0.00		0
	As If!		-3.0		0.00		0
	Overall Score sum(score * weight) / (total weight + 1)			1.67		55.74%

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Cortinarius raphanoides?

By: Tim (Twboss)

2009-03-19 07:03:46 EET (+0200)

cap silky and fibrillose?

or

By: Noah Siegel (Noah)

2009-03-19 03:16:24 EET (+0200)

cinnamomeus, malicorius, etc.
start by checking spore size

dermocybe

By: Christian (Christian Schwarz)

2009-03-19 02:48:24 EET (+0200)

Cortinarius croceus?

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