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Hypholoma
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Hypholoma

Fungi of the genus Hypholoma are quite well known due to the commonness of sulphur tuft (Hypholoma fasciculare) on stumps in temperate woodlands. Species in this genus are easily recognizable because the dark spores create a distinctive greenish effect on the yellow cap underside. Hypholoma means "mushrooms with threads" because of the thread-like veil that connects the cap to the stem when young and for the bundles of rhizomorphs which radiate outwards from the stem base....

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39 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Sulphur Tuft

speciesHypholoma fasciculare

Brick Cap

speciesHypholoma lateritium

Smoky-gilled Hypholoma

speciesHypholoma capnoides

Hypholoma subviride

speciesHypholoma subviride

chocolate button woodtuft

speciesHypholoma brunneum

Hypholoma australianum

speciesHypholoma australianum

Hypholoma acutum

speciesHypholoma acutum

Hypholoma dispersum

speciesHypholoma dispersum

Hypholoma frowardii

speciesHypholoma frowardii

sphagnum brownie

speciesHypholoma elongatum

snakeskin brownie

speciesHypholoma marginatum

Hypholoma tuberosum

speciesHypholoma tuberosum

Heath Brownie

speciesHypholoma ericaeum

Fell Brownie

speciesHypholoma subericaeum

rooting brownie

speciesHypholoma radicosum

Moss Brownie

speciesHypholoma polytrichi

Hypholoma sp. 'PNW03'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'PNW03'

Hypholoma sp. 'fasciculare-MO01'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'fasciculare-MO01'

Moorland Brownie

speciesHypholoma ericaeoides

Hypholoma sp. 'PA02'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'PA02'

Hypholoma sp. 'dispersum-PNW04'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'dispersum-PNW04'

Hypholoma flavifolium

speciesHypholoma flavifolium

Hypholoma sp. 'HI01'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'HI01'

Bright Brownie

speciesHypholoma laeticolor

Hypholoma sp. 'PNW05'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'PNW05'

Tawny Brownie

speciesHypholoma epixanthum

Hypholoma sp. 'VT01'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'VT01'

Hypholoma sp. 'PA01'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'PA01'

Hypholoma sp. 'AK02'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'AK02'

Hypholoma sp. 'dispersum-NY01'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'dispersum-NY01'

Hypholoma squalidellum

speciesHypholoma squalidellum

Hypholoma sp. 'CA02'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'CA02'

Hypholoma sp. 'CA01'

speciesHypholoma sp. 'CA01'

Hypholoma castilloi

speciesHypholoma castilloi

Hypholoma darjeelingensis

speciesHypholoma darjeelingensis

Hypholoma subochracea

speciesHypholoma subochracea

Saffron Brownie

speciesHypholoma xanthocephalum

Hypholoma salmopapillosum

speciesHypholoma salmopapillosum

Hypholoma cinnabarinum

speciesHypholoma cinnabarinum

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 48769.