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Late July 2014: Scouting the White Mountains and Mogollon Rim

  By Christopher May | 08/06/2014 - 10:21 pm |08/06/2014 Amanita, Coprinus, King Boletes, Medicinal Mushrooms, Mogollon Rim, Mushroom Poisoning, Sparassis, Suillus, Toothed Fungi, Trip Reports, White Mountains
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The week following the successful foray on Mt. Lemmon, it was time to return to the White Mountains and see if the three or four inches of rain received in the … Continue reading →

Tagged Bear Canyon Lake, Boletus edulis, chroogomphus tomentosus, coprinopsis atramentaria, coprinus comatus, false chanterelle, floccularius albolanaripes, forest lakes, FR117, fr300, galerina, gomphidius subroseus, gomphus floccosus, gymnopilus junionus, gymnopilus spectabilis, hericium, king bolete, mcnary, potato lake, procini, ramaria, rim road, sparassis crispa, sparassis radicata, trametes versicolor, wolf
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