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Hypholoma capnoides is a saprotrophic mushroom that grows in clusters on decaying conifer wood, including stumps and buried timber. It resembles the sulphur tuft, Hypholoma fasciculare, but typically has smoky gray to grayish-violet gills rather than bright yellow-green ones, and its taste is genera...
Hypholoma lateritium, known as the brick cap or brick tuft, is a saprotrophic gilled fungus that grows in clusters on hardwood stumps and buried wood. The cap is brick red in the centre and paler toward the margin, while the crowded gills begin yellowish and become gray to purple-brown as the spores...
Hypholoma fasciculare, the sulphur tuft, is a poisonous wood-rotting mushroom that grows in dense clusters on stumps, logs, and buried wood. Its fruit bodies commonly have yellow to yellow-green caps and gills that darken as the spores mature, while the flesh has a distinctly bitter taste. The speci...
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