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Point Reyes Mycoblitz Top 50 Fungi Collected

These photographs represent the top 50 mushrooms collected during the mycoblitz forays at Point Reyes National Seashore.

The top 50 are the fungi for which we have the most records. A record equals a report of the fungus on a given collecting zone and time. If a fungus is collected 40 times on one section of one trail, that counts as only one record. If the same fungus is found on five zones on the same foray, or if it is found on all five forays, those both equal five records. Simply translated, these are really, really common mushrooms in the park.

Most of these images are borrowed from Mushroom Observer, a website created by Nathan Wilson. Many of these images were taken by Darvin DeShazer, founder of the Sonoma County Mycological Association (SOMA), who was one of the primary mycoblitz oganizers. Whenever possible, an image taken at Point Reyes is used below.

	Agaricus praeclaresquamosus © photo by A.E. Freeman
	Agaricus subrutilescens © photo by Doug Smith
	Amanita franchetii © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Amanita gemmata © photo by Debbie Viess
	Amanita muscaria © photo by Debbie Viess
	Amanita phalloides © photo by Debbie Viess
	Armillaria mellea group (gr.) © photo by Debbie Dreschler
	Auriscalpium vulgare © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Bjerkandera adusta © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Bolbitius vitellinus © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Boletus chrysenteron gr. © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Boletus zelleri © photo by Debbie Viess
	Cantharellus cibarius © photo by Hugh Smith
	Chroogomphus vinicolor © photo by Debbie Dreschler
	Clitocybe nuda © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Dacrymyces palmatus © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Fomitopsis pinicola © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Ganoderma brownii © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Gymnopilus sapineus © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Gymnopus dryophilus gr. © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Helvella lacunosa © photo by Debbie Dreschler
	Hygrocybe flavescens gr. © photo by Doug Smith
	Hygrocybe punicea © photo by Doug Smith
	Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Hypholoma fasciculare © photo by Doug Smith
	Hypoxylon thouarsianum © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Inocybe geophylla © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina © photo by Doug Smith
	Inocybe sororia © photo by Doug Smith
	Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Lactarius cf. rufulus © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Lactarius rubidus (fragilis) © photo by Doug Smith
	Lactarius xanthogalactus © photo by Nathan Wilson
	Leucopaxillus gentianeus © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Lycoperdon perlatum © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Mycena haematopus © photo by Debbie Viess
	Mycena pura © photo by Doug Smith
	Phaeolus schweinitzii © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Pholiota velaglutinosa © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Pleurotus ostreatus © photo by Max
	Pluteus cervinus © photo by Don Bryant
	Russula amoenolens © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Sarcoscypha cf. coccinea © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Stereum hirsutum © photo by Doug Smith
	Suillus caerulescens © photo by Nathan Wilson
	Suillus pungens © photo by Doug Smith
	Trametes versicolor © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Tubaria furfuracea © photo by Darvin DeShazer
	Xeromphalina campanella © photo by Doug Smith
	Xylaria hypoxylon © photo by Darvin DeShazer