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Weird thing found with Jacob

It was emerging from a partially buried piece of wood.

Tentative ID

Violet colored, very shaggy, growing alone

First Observed: Aug 3, 2021 https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/89919915
Second Observed: Aug 17, 2021 https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/91582773

Cyptotrama asprata[syn C.chrysopepla].8602.20240111.dwb/alachua co. florida

Bartam Trail, Franklin, NC

tentative ID

Found on stump of a cut tree.

Growing in wet, mossy, trail embankment soil

I think @corndog collected this

This one has a super scrobiculate stipe and is under Beech.

22714

Collected for the 2023 North American Mycological Association Annual Foray.

Collected on a foray with the New River Valley Mushroom Club.

On hardwood bark in a mixed forest understory

in grass around Quercus palustris tree (E08-6)

Under some leaf litter on loamy soil

On 150+ year old Thuja plicata, KOH reaction red, red-orange (pictured in close up of collection)

Pores .75-1 per cm, with white sebiculum, microscopy pending

In sandy soil and pine duff under Pinus strobus. Smells like mushroom, like grocery store Agaricus.

Small white mushrooms were growing on decorticated hardwood log. Crowded and slimy on top.

Stuck to fallen leaves and limb of Tulipfera liriodendron. It seemed to act as an adhesion between the two.

Under white pine, maple and rhododendron. All white, cap to 2 cm. Very acrid after 5 seconds.

Seemed to be growing from the duff rather than directly from wood. Found in mixed hardwood/conifer forest.

Found by Victoria; SDNWR intern.

C. cf. muscigena?

???

Growing at the base of a Chamise

on rock in an ice cave

the capped mushroom in with the sweetgum xylaria

Found under tomato plant in a huge clump. I don’t know the term but it feels hairy or moss like on the stem and cap and rubbed off on my fingers

Growing in a pile of wood chips

Clavulinopsis "sp-PA02"
DNA - ITS - Nanopore
Unbelievable check