When the fruiting body is typically seen
Cortinarius caperatus
Species: C. caperatus Genus: Cortinarius Attributes Cap: radial striations, wrinkles, 5-15 cm broad Gills: short, adnexed Stem: membranous ring in middle
Entoloma Rhodopolium
Species: Rhodopolium Genus: Entoloma Attributes Umbonate cap Adnate and notched gill attachment Pink spore print Typically seen in summer
Tricholoma Saponaceum
Species: Saponaceum Genus: Tricholoma Attributes Absent veil Convex and umbonate cap Non-edible Adnexed gill attachment White spore print Typically
Morchella spp.
Species: spp. Genus: Morchella Attributes Conical cap Edible Typically seen in spring The Morchella genus of mushrooms are commonly
Guepinia Helvelloides – Apricot Jelly
Species: Helvelloides Genus: Guepinia Attributes Edible Its hymenium type is smooth Absent veil White spore print Typically seen in
Calvatia Gigantea – Giant Puffball
Species: Gigantea Genus: Calvatia Attributes Edible Typically seen in summer and fall Calvatia gigantea, commonly known as the giant
Leccinum Insigne
Species: Insigne Genus: Leccinum Attributes Convex cap Edible Pores are its hymenium type Typically seen in spring and summer
Gomphus Clavatus
Species: Clavatus Genus: Gomphus Attributes Depressed and Convex cap Edible Gills are attached Pores are its hymenium type Brown
Panaeolus Cinctulus
Species: Cinctulus Genus: Panaeolus Attributes Absent Veil Convex cap Free gill attachment Gills are its hymenium type Black spore
Cortinarius Trivialis
Species: Trivialis Genus: Cortinarus Attributes Convex cap Gills are attached and its hymenium type Brown spore print Fruiting bodies