Fungi found at Mt. Lemmon
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These enticing fellows were always found on rotting wood
Often, they grew to very large size...
Easily reaching 5"-6"
The gills are especially interesting, as they are reticulated at their bases.
After some research, they keyed out to Megacollybia platyphylla
Troops of wood rotters are always fun to find.
Brown gills
And a very dark sporeprint
An interesting mixture of subjects...
Many primordia here...
Scott Bates suggests Mycena griseoviridis or Mycena epipterygia.
Three macrofungi working on this tree...
Pholiota