swap_horiz Panus conchatus Alternatives

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Hygrocybe psittacina

The parrot waxcap, a small slimy European grassland and woodland species recognized by its cap cycling through green, ye...

European Grassland Parrot Waxcap

7.5 Good

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Cortinarius violaceus

A mycorrhizal agaric of European and North American forests entirely deep violet when fresh, making it one of the most v...

European Violet Inedible Mycorrhizal

7.3 Good

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Rhodotus palmatus

The wrinkled peach, a declining European and eastern North American saprotrophic agaric restricted to dying elm logs, no...

European Rare Inedible Wrinkled Peach

7.2 Good

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Hygrocybe punicea

The crimson waxcap, one of the largest European waxcap species, a glossy scarlet agaric restricted to ancient unfertiliz...

European Crimson Grassland Waxcap

7.2 Good

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Hygrocybe coccinea

The scarlet waxcap, a brightly colored European grassland agaric considered a key bioindicator of ancient undisturbed pa...

European Grassland Waxcap Inedible

7.0 Good

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Boletus appendiculatus

Boletus appendiculatus is a sought-after edible bolete characterized by blue-bruising flesh, famously illustrated and de...

European Edible Bolete Deciduous

6.8 Fair

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Pholiota flammans

A striking yellow-orange, densely scaly mushroom growing in clusters on conifer logs and stumps in montane forests acros...

European Conifer Pholiota Inedible

6.5 Fair

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Fomes fomentarius

Known as tinder fungus or hoof fungus, this perennial bracket fungus has been used for fire-starting for millennia and w...

European Polypore Perennial Inedible

5.8 Mediocre

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Panellus stipticus

A bioluminescent saprotrophic bracket fungus distributed across North America, Europe, and Asia, historically used as a...

North American Bioluminescent Saprotrophic Inedible

5.8 Mediocre

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Fomitopsis pinicola

Fomitopsis pinicola is a brown rot fungus causing significant timber degradation, designated as the type species for the...

European Conifer Polypore Inedible

5.5 Mediocre

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Helvella crispa

Helvella crispa, the white saddle, is a common European and North American ascomycete with a pale, wavy saddle-shaped ca...

European White Autumn Inedible

5.4 Mediocre

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Helvella lacunosa

Helvella lacunosa, the elfin saddle, is a widespread ascomycete across the Northern Hemisphere identified by its deeply...

European Spring Woodland Inedible

5.3 Mediocre

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Phellinus igniarius

A perennial woody bracket fungus parasitic on willows and other hardwoods, producing hoof-shaped conks historically used...

European Polypore Perennial Willow

5.3 Mediocre

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Clavaria fragilis

Fragile white spindle-shaped coral fungus forming dense tufts in unimproved grasslands across Europe and North America,...

European Coral Grassland Inedible

5.3 Mediocre

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Hygrocybe virginea

Hygrocybe virginea is a pure white waxy cap mushroom originally described by Elias Fries in 1821 that serves as a grassl...

European Grassland Snowy Waxcap

5.3 Mediocre

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Daedalea quercina

Known as oak mazegill, this bracket fungus on oak stumps is distinguished by exceptionally thick, maze-like (daedaloid)...

European Polypore Saprotrophic Inedible

5.0 Mediocre

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Trametes hirsuta

A bracket fungus widespread on dead hardwoods across temperate zones, distinguished by its densely hairy gray cap and cr...

European Hairy Polypore Saprotrophic

4.8 Poor

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Marasmius rotula

Collared parachute, a tiny woodland mushroom uniquely identified by gill-like ribs connecting to a free collar around th...

European Marasmius Inedible Collared Parachute

4.8 Poor

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Hypholoma lateritium

The brick cap, a clustered hardwood-stump fungus of the Northern Hemisphere, edible when cooked but capable of causing g...

European Edible Cooked Deciduous Hypholoma

4.8 Poor

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Phyllotopsis nidulans

A bright orange saprotrophic mushroom growing on dead wood across North America and Europe, notable for producing one of...

North American Saprotrophic Inedible Oysterling

4.8 Poor