Mushrooms That Grow on Other Mushrooms - A Trial Key in progress to over 225 species by John Plischke III.pdf

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Trail Key to Mushrooms Growing on

Other Mushrooms

By John Plischke

Introduction

There are many different types of mushrooms that grow on

other species of fungi. Some of them are included in this Key.

The main goal of the Key is to make it easy to identify them

without using hundreds or thousands of hard to find and difficult to

understand pages of technical literature and where possible (the

vast majority here) to be able to identify them without a

microscope.

Perhaps the easiest way to start is by visually-

macroscopically identifying their host or host type and them

determining the color or the attacker. One of the flaws in the key

is that some of these host mushrooms are to numerous to list here

so an ID could be missed but the most common host where they

are encountered are included in the key. Sometimes similar

looking fungi may get confused unless a microscope is used.

Hypomyces often have 2 known forms, a sexual form

(teleomorph) and an asexual form (anamorph)

Instructions

Question 1. Read all question 1’s and pick the general type, shape

or feature of the Host fungi. Then continue.

Special thanks for encourageing me to put something together on t

John Plischke, 411 Center Ave Avenue, Greensburg, PA 15601

fungi01@aol.com

This Key accompanies the Powerpoint Presentation

1. Growing on Cup shaped fungi and other

ascomycetes……………………….…………………...……….21

Notes this includes Gyromitra, Helvella, Humaria,

Lasiosphaeria, Leotia (Jelly Babies), Morchella (Morels),

Sclerotina, and on some insect fungi Beauveria, Hirsutella, Isaria,

and Paecilomyces, Colpoma, Nectria – NOT ON EARTH

TOUNGUES or FALSE TRUFFLES

Gyromitra infula

Leotia lubrica

Lasiosphaeria

1. Growing on Earth

Tongues………………………………………...………………..3

(Geoglossum and Trichoglossum)

Trichoglossum

1. Growing on Polypores

……………………………………………………..………………4

Note this includes Antrodia, Bjerkandera, Fomes,

Ganoderma, Laetiporus, Oligoporus, Piptoporus betulinus- the

Birch Polypore, Polyporus, Rigidoporus, Trametes, Trichaptum,

and Tyromyces

Ganoderma applanatum

Artist Conk

Piptoporus betulinus

Birch polypore

Turkey Tail -Trametes versicolor Tyromyces chioneus

Ganoderma tsugae

HemlockVarnish Shelf

Bjerkandera adusta

Smoke Ploypore

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