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Site Index and List of Scientific Names: N through Z

= key to assist in mushroom identification

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Naematoloma  

= Hypholoma (most species).

N. aurantiaca = Stropharia aurantiaca


Nidularia  

N. pulvinata


Nidulariaceae  

Key to the Bird's Nest fungi in North America.


Nigroporus

N. vinosus


Nolanea

See Entoloma, above.


Old Man of the Woods

Common name for Strobilomyces floccopus and other species of the genus Strobilomyces.


Omphalina

O. epichysium

O. fibula = Rickenella fibula


Omphalinoid Mushrooms

Small gilled mushrooms with pale spore prints, gills that run down the stem, and caps that are depressed by maturity; often growing on wood or associated with mosses or lichens.


Omphalotus

O. illudens

O. olearius - see O. illudens
O. olivascens - see O. illudens


Otidea

O. leporina
O. onotica


Oudesmansiella

Former genus name for Xerula, below. See also X. radicata, and Physalacriaceae Clade.


Oyster Mushroom

Common name for Pleurotus ostreatus and closely related species. See also Pleurotus populinus and Pleurotus pulmonarius.


Oysters

The pleurotoid mushrooms.


Pachyella

P. clypeata
P. punctispora

P. adnata - see P. punctispora


Panaeolus  

P. acuminatus  
P. foenisecii
P. cf. fontinalis  
P. papilionaceus
P. semiovatus  

P. campanulatus = P. papilionaceus
P. fraxinophilus - see P. cf. fontinalis
P. reticulatus - see P. cf. fontinalis
P. retirugis = P. papilionaceus
P. sphinctrinus = P. papilionaceus


Panellus

P. stipticus


Panus

P. conchatus
P. rudis

P. torulosus = P. conchatus


Paragyrodon

P. sphaerosporus

See also Suillus.


Parasol Mushroom

Common name for Macrolepiota procera; also a common name applied to the genus Lepiota (the "parasol mushrooms").


Parrot Mushroom

Common name for Hygrocybe psittacina.


Paxillus

P. involutus
P. vernalis

P. atrotomentosus = Tapinella atrotomentosa
P. corrugatus = Tapinella corrugata
P. panuoides = Tapinella panuoides


Perenniporia

P. ohiensis


Peziza

P. ammophila
P. arvernensis
P. badioconfusa
P. domiciliana
P. repanda
P. succosa  

P. badia - see P. badioconfusa
P. phyllogena = P. badioconfusa
P. sylvesitris = P. arvernensis


Phaeomarasmius

P. erinaceellus = Flammulaster erinaceella


Phallaceae  

The stinkhorns; key to North American species. (Includes the former family Clathraceae.) See also the Stinkhorn Hall of Fame


Phallales

Part of our "Taxonomy in Transition" series. DNA research constellates several diverse groups of mushrooms together--including stinkhorns, Gomphus species, and earthstars.

Phallus  

P. duplicatus
P. hadriani
P. impudicus
P. indusiatus  
P. ravenelii
P. rubicundus

P. aurantiacus - see P. rubicundus


Phellinus

P. gilvus


Phlebia

P. incarnata


Phlogiotis

P. helvelloides


Pholiota 

P. alnicola
P. flammans
P. highlandensis
P. limonella 
P. mutabilis 
P. squarrosa 
P. squarrosoides 
P. terrestris
P. velaglutinosa
P. veris 

P. abietis = P. limonella
P. aurivella - see P. limonella
P. connata = P. limonella
P. erinaceella = Flammulaster erinaceella
P. flavida - see P. alnicola
P. malicola - see P. alnicola
P. squarroso-adiposa = P. limonella
P. subvelutipes = P. limonella
P. vernalis - see P. veris

See also Smith & Hesler's 1968 Monograph.


Photography

P. Kaminski (2003). An introduction to mushroom photography
M. Kuo (2004). Tips for using a digital camera to photograph mushrooms


Phylloporus  

P. arenicola
P. rhodoxanthus

 

Phyllotopsis

P. nidulans


Phylogeny of Mushrooms

M. Kuo (2003). The evolution of a great-big headache: "Understanding" mushroom taxonomy and phylogeny


Physalacriaceae Clade

Part of our "Taxonomy in Transition" series. DNA research constellates several diverse groups of mushrooms together.

Piptoporus

P. betulinus


Pisolithus

P. tinctorius

P. arrhizus - see P. tinctorius


Pleurotoid Mushrooms

Gilled mushrooms growing on wood, with absent or rudimentary stems.


Pleurotus

P. dryinus
P. ostreatus
P. populinus
P. pulmonarius

University of Tennesee's Biological Speces of Pleurotus


Plischke, John

Cantharellus persicinus


Pluteus  

P. admirabilis
P. atromarginatus
P. aurantiorugosus
P. cervinus
P. flavofuligineus
P. granularis
P. longistriatus
P. lutescens
P. mammillatus
P. petasatus
P. salicinus
P. thomsonii

P. atricapillus = P. cervinus
P. chrysophlebius - see P. admirabilis
P. leoninus - see P. admirabilis
P. melleus - see P. admirabilis
P. nigrofloccosus = P. atromarginatus
P. romellii - see P. lutescens


Poison Ivy

Identification of poison ivy and related plants for mushroom hunters.


Polyozellus

P. multiplex


Polyporales

Information on polypores, references list, Key to Stemmed, Pale-Fleshed Polypores, links to polypore pages at MushroomExpert.Com and elsewhere.


Polypores

Common name for most mushrooms in the Polyporales.


Polyporus  

P. alveolaris
P. arcularius
P. badius
P. brumalis
P. radicatus
P. squamosus
P. umbellatus
P. varius

P. elegans = P. varius
P. mori = P. alveolaris
P. picipes = P. badius


Porphyrellus

See Tylopilus.

Preserving Specimens

Information on preserving specimens for further study or for a herbarium.


Pronouncing Latin and Greek Names

On speaking Mycologese.


Psathyrella

P. candolleana
P. delineata
P. gracilis

P. foenisecii = Panaeolus foenisecii
P. hymenocephala - see P. candolleana
P. incerta - see P. candolleana
P. rugocephala - see P. delineata
P. velutina = Lacrymaria velutina


Pseudocolus

P. fusiformis


Pseudofistulina

= Fistulina, above.


Pseudohydnum

P. gelatinosum


Puffballs

Links to species pages at MushroomExpert.Com and elsewhere; list of sources for puffball identification.


Pulveroboletus

P. ravenelii


Pycnoporellus

P. alboluteus

P. fulgens - see P. alboluteus

Ramaria

R. araiospora
R. botrytis


Ramariopsis

R. kunzei


References

Explanation of citations at MushroomExpert.Com; complete source list; list of field guides, general interest, and beginning mushroom identification sources.

Rhizomarasmius

R. pyrrhocephalus  


Rhodocollybia  

R. maculata


Rhodocybe

R. mundula  

R. popinalis - see R. mundula


Rhodotus

R. palmatus


Rickenella

R. fibula


Ripartitella

R. brasiliensis  

R. squamosidisca = R. brasiliensis


Rozites

= Cortinarius. See Cortinarius caperatus.


Russula

R. albidula
R. amoenolens
R. ballouii
R. brevipes
R. brevipes var. acrior
R. cerolens
R. cessans
R. compacta
R. crustosa
R. delica
R. densifolia
R. flavida
R. fragrantissima
R. laurocerasi
R. mariae
R. nigricans
R. ochroleucoides
R. paludosa
R. pectinatoides
R. pulverulenta
R. rosacea
R. rubescens
R. sororia
R. subfoetens
R. uncialis
R. variata
R. ventricosipes
R. virescens
R. xerampelina

R. alachauna - see R. mariae
R. albella - see R. albidula
R. anomala - see R. albidula
R. cyanoxantha - see R. variata
R. foetentula = R. subfoetens
R. granulata - see R. pulverulenta
R. sanguinaria - see R. rosacea
R. sanguinea - see R. rosacea
R. subalbidula - see R. albidula
R. tennesseensis - see R. ballouii


Blushing Russulas 

Foetid Russulas 


Russulaceae

Part of our "Taxonomy in Transition" series. DNA research tells the evolutionary story of Russula, Lactarius, and associated gasteroid genera.


Sarcodon

S. imbricatus


Sarcoscypha  

S. austriaca
S. coccinea
S. dudleyi
S. occidentalis

S. floccosa = Microstoma floccosa


Sarcosphaera

S. coronaria

S. crassa = S. coronaria
S. eximia = S. coronaria


Scanning Mushrooms

Information on scanning mushrooms with your computer to illustrate them.


Schizophyllum

S. commune


Scleroderma  

S. areolatum
S. bovista
S. citrinum
S. meridionale
S. michiganense
S. polyrhizum
S. septentrionale

S. arenicola - see S. michiganense
S. aurantium = S. citrinum
S. geaster = S. polyrhizum
S. lycoperdoides = S. areolatum
S. macrorrhizon - see S. septentrionale
S. polyrhizon = S. polyrhizum
S. vulgare = S. citrinum


Scutellinia

S. erinaceus
S. scutellata

S. umbrorum - See S. scutellata


Shaggy Mane

Common name for Coprinus comatus.


Sheep's Head

Common name applied to various mushrooms, inconsistently and depending on region: Grifola frondosa, Albatrellus ovinus, and possibly others.


Simblum

S. sphaerocephalum = Lysurus periphragmoides


Simocybe

S. centunculus


Slime Molds

A brief treatment of the slime mold life cycle, links, and photos.


Slippery Jack

Common name for Suillus luteus, also used as a common name for the genus Suillus (the "Slippery Jacks").


Sparassis

S. crispa

S. herbstii - see S. crispa
S. radicata - see S. crispa
S. spathulata - see S. crispa


Spathularia

S. flavida

S. velutipes = Spathulariopsis velutipes


Spathulariopsis

S. velutipes


Spore Prints

Information on creating spore prints--an important step in mushroom identification.


Stemonitis

S. splendens

(Slime Mold)


Stereum

S. ostrea


Stinkhorns  

See The Pallaceae and Clathraceae, and the Stinkhorn Hall of Fame.


Strobilomyces  

S. floccopus

S. confusus - see S. floccopus
S. strobilaceus - see S. floccopus


Stropharia  

S. aeruginosa
S. ambigua
S. aurantiaca
S. coronilla
S. hardii
S. hornemannii  
S. kauffmanii  
S. riparia  
S. rugosoannulata
S. thrausta

S. albocyanea - see S. aeruginosa
S. bilamellata = S. coronilla
S. depilata = S. hornemannii
S. magnivelaris - see S. riparia
S. melanosperma - see S. coronilla
S. percevalii - see S. riparia
S. pseudocyanea - see S. aeruginosa
S. squamosa var. thrausta = S. thrausta


Strophariaceae

The family containing Hypholoma, Stropharia, Pholiota, and (maybe) Psilocybe. An essay on understanding results from DNA studies.


Studying Mushrooms

Collecting Mushrooms for Study
Making Spore Prints
Describing Mushrooms & Keeping a Journal
Identifying Mushrooms
Determining Odor and Taste
Pronouncing Latin and Greek Names
Testing Chemical Reactions
Preserving Specimens
Using a Microscope

An Introduction to Mushroom Photography
Digital Photography Tips
Scanning Mushrooms


Suillus  

S. americanus
S. brevipes
S. caerulescens
S. cavipes
S. decipiens  
S. granulatus
S. intermedius  
S. kaibabensis  
S. lakei
S. luteus
S. neoalbidipes
S. pictus
S. punctipes
S. salmonicolor
S. sibiricus  
S. subaureus  
S. tomentosus  

S. acidus - see S. intermedius
S. albidipes - see S. neoalbidipes
S. corthunatus - see S. salmonicolor
S. floridanus = S. decipiens
S. imitatus - see S. caerulescens
S. lactifluus = S. granulatus
S. pinorigidus = S. salmonicolor
S. sphaerosporus = Parag. sphaerosporus
S. spraguei = S. pictus
S. subluteus = S. salmonicolor
S. variegatus - see S. tomentosus


Syzygites

S. megalocarpus


Syzygospora

S. mycetophila

See also Gymnopus dryophilus


Tapinella

T. atrotomentosa
T. corrugata
T. panuoides


Tarzetta

T. bronca  
T. catinus  
T. cupularis  


Taste, Determining

Information on tasting mushrooms - an important but potentially dangerous part of mushroom identification. See also Hallock, R. M. (2008): The taste of mushrooms.


Taxonomy of Mushrooms

M. Kuo (2003). Mushroom taxonomy: The big picture (includes a table of mushroom phyla, classes, subclasses, orders, families, and genera)

M. Kuo (2003). The evolution of a great-big headache: "Understanding" mushroom taxonomy and phylogeny

Taxonomy in Transition

Series of pages representing some of the findings of recent molecular biology research.

The Cantharellus/Craterellus Clade
Cortinarius caperatus
Flammulina velutipes
The Hydropoid Clade
The Hygrophoroid/Omphalinoid Group
The Lepiotoid Clade
Morganella pyriformis
Phallales
Phyllotopsis
The Physalacriaceae Clade
Russulaceae
Strophariaceae


Thaxterogaster

T. pingue = Cortinarius pingue


Toothed Mushrooms
  

Key to the genera (and some species) of toothed or spiny mushrooms.


Toxicity

Mushroom Toxins
Meixner Test for Amatoxins


Toxicodendron radicans

Information on poison ivy and related plants for mushroom hunters.


Trametes

T. elegans
T. versicolor
T. villosa

T. hirsuta - see T. villosa


Trees

Identification of North American Trees


Tremella

T. foliacea
T. mesenterica
T. reticulata

T. lutescens - see T. mesenterica
T. mycetophila = Syz. mycetophila


Tremellodendron

T. pallidum

T. schweinitzii = T. pallidum


Tremiscus

T. helvelloides = Phlogiotis helvelloides


Trichaptum

T. biforme

T. abietinum - see T. biforme
T. subchartaceum - see T. biforme


Tricholoma  

T. aurantium
T. caligatum
T. equestre
T. fracticum
T. magnivelare
T. odorum
T. saponaceum
T. sejunctum
T. subresplendens
T. venenatum

T. acerbum = Leucopaxillus laterarius
T. batschii = T. fracticum
T. columbetta - see T. subresplendens
T. flavovirens = T. equestre
T. matsutake - see T. magnivelare
T. nauseosum - see T. magnivelare
T. resplendens - see T. subresplendens
T. subannulatum = T. fracticum
T. titans = Macrocybe titans



Tricholomataceae

Information on taxonomy. For identification of mushrooms in the former "Tricholomataceae," see Key to Gilled, Pale-Spored Mushrooms.


Tricholomopsis

T. decora
T. rutilans
T. sulfureoides

T. bella - see T. decora
T. platyphylla = Megacollybia platyphylla
T. thompsoniana - see T. decora


Turkey Tail

Common name for Trametes versicolor and similar mushrooms.


Tulloss, Rod

Lying on My Back in the Assunpink (poem)


Tylopilus  

T. alboater
T. badiceps
T. ballouii
T. felleus
T. indecisus
T. plumbeoviolaceus
T. rubrobrunneus
T. sordidus

T. chromapes = Leccinum chromapes
T. cyaneotinctus - see T. sordidus
T. ferrugineus - see T. badiceps
T. fumosipes - see T. sordidus
T. gracilis = Austroboletus gracilis
T. violatinctus - see T. plumbeoviolaceus


Urnula

U. craterium

 


Vascellum

V. curtisii

 


Verpa  

V. bohemica
V. conica

See also Morchellaceae


Volvariella  

V. bombycina
V. pusilla
V. sp. 01
V. sp. 02
V. speciosa

V. bakeri - see V. bombycina
V. gloiocephala = V. speciosa var.
V. hypopithys - see V. pusilla


Waxy Caps

Common name for mushrooms belonging in the genera Hygrophorus and Hygrocybe.


What's New
  

Lists new pages, new illustrations, and site news.


Weiland Test

A test, also known as the "Meixner Test," to determine the presense of deadly amatoxins.


Witch's Butter

Common name for Tremella mesenterica.


Witch's Hat

Common name for Hygrocybe conica.


Works Cited

List of works referred to at this site. See also Links.

Xanthoconium

X. affine
X. purpureum
X. separans

North American species of Xanthoconium are included in the Key to Boletus.


Xerocomus

See Boletus.

Xeromphalina

X. campanella
X. kauffmanii


Xerula

X. radicata

X. furfuracea - see X. radicata
X. megalospora - see X. radicata
X. rubrobrunnescens - see X. radicata
X. steffenii - see X. radicata


Xylaria

X. polymorpha


Yard Mushrooms

Mushrooms commonly occurring in yards and gardens.



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