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| Turkey-tail. Usually overlapping, small, leathery, thin, stalkless caps with many multicolored zones, alternating hairy and smooth, and with white to yellow pores. May-Dec., sometimes reviving and persisting several seasons. On dead deciduous wood or in wounds; also on conifers. Throughout North America. (Audubon Society Guide to North American Mushrooms) |
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| Golden Jelly Cone. Small, golden, gelatinous, conelike cups. 1/16"-1". (Audubon Society Guide to North American Mushrooms) |
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| Golden Jelly Cone. |
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| Golden Jelly Cone. |
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| Turkey-tail. |
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| Tree Ear. Large, brownish, rubbery, ear-shaped. 1-6" wide. Edible. Also known as the "Wood Ear." (Audubon Society Guide to North American Mushrooms) |
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| Tree Ear |
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