Mushrooms

James, June, John, Jacob, and Travis

Identification
John, Jacob


All were White birch
 Three Levels of decaying wood
 Level one= ok
 Level two= decayed
 Level three= very decayed


               Boletus rubellus- Level three
                 Fomes Fomentarious -Level three
                 Piptoporus betulinus- Level three
                 Amanita pantherinavar- 2 inches from Level two
                 Collybia dryophila- 1.5 feet from Level two
                 Boletus Specres- Level three
                 Ganoderms applanatum- Level two
                 Crepidotus mollis- Level three
                 Collybis confluens-Level three
                 Crepidotus applantus var. applantus- Level three

                         Various type of mushrooms and where they grow
             Mushroom spore prints

                   
Habitat Of Mushrooms
James, June, Travis
 

                                                 Background:  We went to East woods and on the first day we located a lot of Mushroom.  We decided to focus on coniferous trees.  Our first test showed what mushrooms were found in the different status of trees.  The different statuses of the trees included fallen dead, standing dead, and healthy. We then randomly selected trees to search for mushrooms. If the tree had mushrooms we documented which kind of mushrooms they were and how many their were. These included guilded mushrooms, hard shelf mushrooms, soft shelf mushrooms, hard shelf muchrooms, frilly mushrooms, and blanket fungus. The trees that we used in the study included pine trees and hemlocks.