Fungal Jungal's Mushroom Identification Photo Guide
D-G Index

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Dentium repandum	Diderma crustaceum	Diderma	Discina species	Discina Species 2
Echinodontium tinctorum, the Indian paint fungus, used to make a stable paint.	Elaphomyces muricatus, is often dug up by deer in the spring.	Endoptychum radiigera	Flammulina velutipes	Fomes fomentarius
Fuscoboletinus ochraceoroseus, an inedible fleshy fungus found under larch trees in the summer.	Ganoderma oregonense	Gautieria crispa	Geastrum nanum	Geopora cooperi
Geopyxis vulcanus	Golden scleroderma	Gomphidius bluestain	Gomphidius glutinosus	Gomphidius subroseus
Grifola fondosus	Gymnopilus specabilim	Gymnopilus spectabilis	Gyromitra californica	Gyromitra melaleuca, a unique spring cup fungus related to false morels.

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