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Amanita

1 - Without partial veil, nor ring, bulbous stipe

1.1 Amanita praecox
1.2 Amanita albocreata
1.3 Amanita minutula
1.4 Amanita farinosa
1.5 Amanita volvata
1.6 Amanita pseudovolvata

2 - Without partial veil, nor ring, non bulbous stipe

2a -White or gray cap, white or gray volva

2.1 Amanita albidiceps
2.2 Amanita vaginata spp. Amanita fuscozonata spp.

2b -Beige, yellow or brown-yellow cap

2.4 Amanita sinicoflava
2.5 Amanita crocea
2.6 Amanita populiphila
2.7 Amanita elongatior
2.8 Amanita lividella

2c -Brown cap more or less darker

2.11 Amanita (ameri) fulva
2.12 Amanita pseudofulva
2.13 Amanita subnigra
2.14 Amanita variicolor
2.15 Amanita magna
2.16 Amanita rhacopus

3 - With a partial veil, unique criteria

3.1 Amanita jacksonii
3.2 Amanita citrina (3)
3.3 Amanita wellsii
3.4 Amanita onusta
3.5 Amanita atkinsoniana
3.6 Amanita canadensis, A. peckianna

4 - With a partial veil, flesh colour changing in insects wounds

4.1 Amanita amerirubescens
4.2 Amanita amerirubescens var. alba
4.3 Amanita flavorubens
4.4 Amanita brunescens
4.5 Amanita brunescens var. pallida

5 - With a partial veil, white fruitbody

5.1 Amanita bisporigera
5.2 Amanita virosa, Amanita amerivirosa
5.3 Amanita magnivelaris
5.4 Amanita decipiens
5.5 Amanita ristichii
5.6 Amanita abrupta
5.7 Amanita muscaria var. alba
5.8 Amanita citrina var. alba
5.9 Amanita multisquamosa (alba)

6 - With a partial veil, red, orange or yellow cap

6.1 Amanita elongata
6.2 Amanita flavoconia
6.3 Amanita frostiana
6.4 Amanita crenulata
6.5 Amanita muscaria
6.6 Amanita russuloides
6.7 Amanita velatipes
6.8 Amanita murrilliana
6.9 Amanita multisquamosa

7 - With a partial veil, gray to blackish-gray, to brown cap

7.2 Amanita porphyria
7.3 Amanita citrina (7)
7.6 Amanita spreta
7.7 Amanita lignophila
7.8 Amanita submaculata
7.9 Amanita morrisii

8 - Amanitas to identify

8.1 Amanita sp.-1
8.2 Amanita sp.-2
8.4 Amanita sp.-4
8.5 Amanita sp.-5

Bolete

1 - Unique criteria

1.1 Xerocomus parasiticus
1.2 Tylopilus chromapes
1.3 Strobilomices floccopus, strobilomyces strobilaceus
1.4 Leccinum holopus
1.5 Gyrodon merulioides
1.6 Boletus frostii
1.7 Boletellus russellii
1.8 Phylloporus leucomycelinus

2 - Hollow stipe

2.1 Suillus cavipes, Suillus ampliporus
2.2 Gyroporus cyanescens
2.3 Gyroporus castaneus
2.4 Gyroporus purpurinus

3 - Stipe with a ring, veil or gaiter

3.1 Suillus spraguei, Suillus pictus
3.2 Suillus luteus
3.3 Suillus clintonianus, Suillus grevillei
3.4 Suillus glandulosus
3.5 Suillus spectabilis
3.6 Pulveroboletus ravenellii
3.7 Suillus acidus
3.8 Suillus subalutaceus
3.9 Suillus paluster
3.10 Suillus salmonicolor
3.11 Suillus elbensis, Suillus serotinus
3.12 Suillus viscidus

4 - Usually glandular stipe, viscous cap

4.1 Suillus brevipes
4.2 Suillus glandulosipes, Suillus neoalbidipes
4.3 Suillus americanus, Suillus sibiricus
4.4 Suillus placidus
4.5 Suillus tomentosus
4.6 Suillus punctipes
4.7 Suillus weaverae, Suillus granulatus
4.8 Suillus subaureus
4.9 Suillus americanus

5 - Rough stipe

5a -Wrinkled, pitted, bumpy or significantly cracked cap

5.1 Leccinum quercophilum
5.2 Leccinum luteum
5.4 Leccinum carpini

5b -Smoth cap, immutable flesh when cut

5.5 Leccinum scabrum
5.6 Leccinum subgranulosum
5.7 Leccinum rotundifoliae
5.8 Leccinum albellum
5.9 Leccinum holopus var. holopus

5c -Smoth cap, flesh turns red, brown or blue when cut

5.10 Leccinum holopus var. americanum
5.12 Leccinum snellii
5.13 Leccinum rimulosum
5.14 Leccinum melaneum
5.15 Leccinum insolens var. bruneomaculatum
5.16 Leccinum flavostipitatum
5.17 Leccinum discolor

5d -Smoth cap, whitish flesh turns gray-violet when cut

5.21 Leccinum aurantiacum
5.22 Leccinum piceinum
5.23 Leccinum atrostipitatum
5.24 Leccinum insigne
5.25 Leccinum insolens
5.26 Leccinum griseonigrum

6 - Flesh changes colour when cut to blue, pink, red or brown

6a -Partial colour change to blue

6.1 Baorangia bicolor, Boletus bicolor
6.1.2 Baorangia bicolor var., Boletus bicolor var.
6.2 Butyriboletus brunneus
6.3 Buchwaldoboletus lignicola, Pulveroboletus lignicola
6.4 Boletus huronensis
6.5 Xerocomus truncatus, Xerocomus chrysenteron
6.6 Boletellus chrysenteroides
6.7 Caloboletus inedulis, Boletus inedulis
6.8 Xerocomellus intermedius, Boletellus intermedius
6.9 Hortiboletus campestris, Xerocomus rubellus
6.10 Boletus miniatopallescens

6b -General and rapid colour change to blue

6.19 Rubroboletus rhodosanguineus, Boletus rhodosanguineus
6.20 Boletus flammans
6.21 Suillellus luridus, Boletus luridus
6.22 Butyriboletus roseopurpureus, Boletus roseopurpureus
6.23 Caloboletus roseipes
6.24 Boletus vermiculosus
6.25 Boletus vermiculosoides
6.26 Boletus subvelutipes
6.27 Boletus subluridellus
6.28 Boletus sensibilis
6.29 Boletus sensibilior
6.30 Cyanoboletus cyaneitinctus
6.31 Boletus miniato-olivaceus
6.32 Neoboletus pseudosulphureus

6c -Partial colour change to pink, red or brown

6.40 Xerocomus tenax
6.41 Tylopilus indecisus
6.42 Sutorius eximius, Tylopilus eximius
6.43 Porphyrellus porphyrosporus
6.44 Imleria badia, Xerocomus badius
6.45 Porphyrellus fumosipes
6.46 Tylopilus appalachiensis
6.47 Tylopilus intermedius

7 - White flesh that do not change when cut

7a -Stipe reticulate, on at least the upper part

7.1 Boletus chippewaensis, Boletus edulis
7.3 Boletus variipes
7.4 Boletus separans
7.5 Boletus atkinsonii
7.6 Tylopilus felleus
7.7 Xerocomus tenax
7.8 Xerocomus spadiceus, Xerocomus ferrugineus

7b -Non-reticulate stipe

7.11 Imleria pallida, Boletus pallidus
7.12 Xanthoconium affine
7.13 Tylopilus badiceps
7.14 Austroboletus gracilis
7.15 Tylopilus pseudo-pallidus
7.16 Tylopilus rubrobrunneus

8 - Yellow, reddish or brownish flesh in the cap or stipe that does not change when cut

8.1 Chalciporus piperatus
8.2 Chalciporus piperatoides
8.3 Chalciporus rubinellus
8.4 Hemileccinum subglabripes, Boletus subglabripes
8.5 Xerocomus spadiceus, Xerocomus subtomentosus, Xerocomus ferrugineus
8.6 Imleria badia, Xerocomus badius
8.7 Aureobolutus innixus,
8.8 Hemileccinum hortonii, Boletus hortonii
8.9 Aureoboletus roxanae, Xerocomus roxanae
8.10 Retiboletus ornatipes, Boletus ornatipes
8.10-1 Retiboletus ornatipes, var.
8.11 Retiboletus griseus, Boletus griseus
8.12 Xerocomus illudens
8.13 Butyriboletus taughannockensis, Boletus aureissimus

9 - Boletes to identify

9.1 Bolet / Bolete sp-1
9.2 Bolet / Bolete sp 2
9.3 Bolet / Bolete sp-3
9.4 Bolet / Bolete sp-4
9.5 Bolet / Bolete sp-5
9.6 Bolet / Bolete sp-6
9.7 Bolet / Bolete sp-7
9.8 Bolet / Bolete sp-8
9.9 Bolet / Bolete sp-9
9.10 Bolet / Bolete sp-10
9.11 Bolet / Bolete sp.-11
9.12 Bolet / Bolete sp.-12

Edibles

1 - Spring

1 Morchella conica, Morchella septentrionalis
2 Morchella esculenta, Morchella americana
3 Pleurotus populinus

2 - Summer

3.5 Marasmius oreades
4 Cantharellus enelensis, Cantharellus cibarius
5 Hypomyces lactifluorum
6 Ganoderma tsugae
7 Hemileccinum subglabripes

3 - Late summer and early autumn

8 Leccinum spp., Lecinum piceinum
9 Trametes versicolor
10 Calvatia gigantea
10,1 Pleurotus ostreatus
11 Rozites caperatus, Cortinarius caperatus

4 - Autumn

12 Craterellus tubaeformis
13 Clitocybe clavipes, Ampulloclitocybe clavipes
14 Sarcodon squamosus
15 Hydnum repandum
16 Cathatelasma ventricosum, Biannularia ventricosa
17 Tricholoma magnivelare
18 Boletus chippewaensis, Boletus edulis
19 Coprinus comatus
20 Armillaria ostoyae
21 Albatrellus ovinus
22 Pleurotus serotinus, Panellus serotinus, Sarcomyxa serotina
23 Hypsizigus ulmarius, Pleurotus ulmarius
24 Hypsizigus tessalatus, Pleurotus tessulatus

5 - Winter

25 Inonotus obliquus (hiver)

6 - Off-season

26 Morchella spp.

7 - Therapeutic

27 Ganoderma tsugae
28 Trametes versicolor
29 Inonotus obliquus

8 - Toxic

30 Amanita virosa, Amanita amerivirosa
31 Amanita magnivelaris
32 Omphalotus illudens
33 Gyromitra esculenta
34 Gyromitra infula
35 Sutorius eximius
36 Verpa bohemica
37 Tricholoma equestre

Chanterelles

1 - Fruitbodies in clusters

1.1 Polyozellus multiplex, Cantharellus multiplex
1.2 Polyozellus atrolazulinus

2 - Deep funnel-shaped fruitbodies at maturity

2.1 Turbinellus floccosus, Gomphus floccosus
2.2 Turbinellus kauffmanii, Gomphus kauffmanii
2.3 Craterellus fallax
2.4 Craterellus caeruleofuscus

3 - Hollow stipe at maturity

3.1 Craterellus tubaeformis
3.2 Craterellus ignicolor
3.3 Craterellus lutescens
3.4 Craterellus olivaceus
3.5 Craterellus subundulatus, Pseudocraterellus subundulatus
3.6 Craterellus foetidus
3.7 Craterellus caroliniensis

4 - Fruitbodies where the yellow color dominates

4.1 Cantharellus enelensis
4.2 Cantharellus cibarius var. pallidifolius
4.3 Cantharellus minor
4.4 Cantharellus chicagoensis
4.5 Cantharellus camphoratus
4.6 Cantharellus appalachiensis

5 - Orange-coloured fruitbodies

5.1 Cantharellus cinnabarinus
5.2 Cantharellus minor

6 - Grey, blue-grey to yellow-grey fruitbodies

6.1 Gomphus clavatus
6.2 Cantharellula umbonata

Polypores

0 - Trees and shrub trees

0a -Trees

1.1 Betula papyrifera
1.2 Betula populifolia
1.3 Betula alleghaniensis
2.1 Carya cordiformis
2.2 Carya ovata
3.1 Prunus serotina
3.5 Carpinus caroliniana
4.1 Quercus macrocarpa
4.2 Quercus rubra
5.1 Acer negundo
5.2 Acer saccharum
5.3 Acer pennsylvanicum
5.4 Acer rubrum
6.1 Fraxinus americana
6.2 Fraxinus nigra
7.1 Fagus grandifolia
7.5 Juglans cinerea
8.1 Ulmus americana
8.2 Ulmus rubra
8.5 Ostrya virginiana
9.1 Populus grandidentata
9.2 Populus balsamifera
9.3 Populus deltoides
9.4 Populus trumeloides
10.1 Tillia cordata
10.2 Tillia americana
30.1 Thuja occidentalis
31.1 Picea glauca
31.2 Picea mariana
31.3 Picea abies
32.1 Larix laricina
33.1 Pinus strobus
33.2 Pinus banksiana
33.3 Pinus resinosa
34.1 Tsuga canadensis
35.1 Abies balsamea

0b -Shrub trees

20.1 Alnus viridis spp. crispa
20.2 Alnus rugosa
21.1 Prunus virginiana
21.2 Prunus pennsylvanica
22.1 Acer spicatum
23.1 Corylus cornuta
24.1 Sorbus americana
25.1 Rhus typhina

0c -Fall colors

1 - Special polypores and related species

1a -Gelatinous flesh

1.3 Phlebia radiata
1.4 Phlebia rufa
1.5 Phlebia tremellosa

1b -Fruitbodies without tubes, spines or gills

1.2 Stereopsis vitellina
1.7 Chondrostereum purpureum
1.8 Stereum complicatum
1.9 Stereum subtomentosum
1.10 Stereum hirsutum

1c -Related species

2 - With spines or gills

2a -With spines

2.4 Irpex lacteus
2.6 Steccherinum ochraceum

2b -With gills

2.3 Gloeophyllum abietinum
2.5 Gloeophyllum sepiarium
2.7 Trichaptum laricinum
2.9 Trametes betulina

3c -Related species

2.10 Plicaturopsis crispa
2.11 Schizophyllum commune

3 - On the ground

3.1 Polyporus radicatus
3.3 Grifola frondosa
3.4 Polyporus umbellatus
3.6 Albatrellus ovinus
3.7 Albatrellopsis confluens
3.8 Boletopsis grisea
3.10 Coltricia cinnamomea
3.11 Coltricia perennis
3.11.5 Coltricia focicola
3.11.6 Coltricia montagnei
3.12 Johnoporuus hirtus
3.13 Onnia tomentosa
3.14 Bondarzewia berkeleyi
3.15 Loweomyces fractipes
3.16 Xanthoporus peckianus
3.17 Phaeolus schweinitzii

4 - Sur les branches ou sur les troncs

4a -With a central or lateral stipe

4a 1 Ganoderma curtisii
4a 2 Ganoderma sessile
4a 3 Ganoderma tsugae
4a 4 Fomitopsis betulina
4a 5 Favolus pseudobetulinus
4a 6 Phaeolus hispidoides
4ab10 Cerioporus squamosus
4ab 11 Picipes badius, Polyporus badius
4ab 12 Picipes melanopus
4ab 13 Picipes tubaeformis
4ab 14 Cerioporus varius
4ab 15 Cerioporus leptocephalus
4ac 20 Neofavolus alveolaris
4ac 21 Lentinus arcularius
4ac 22 Lentinus longiporus
4ad 30 Osteina obducta
4ad 31 Lentinus brumalis
4ad 32 Lentnis substrictus
4ad 33 Polyporus fagicola
4ad 34 Trametes conchifer

4b -Fruitbodies in crust

4c -Round or angular pores – Fruitbodies effused-reflexed

4d -Round or rectangular pores, to labyrinthine, or lacerated

4e -Round to angular pores, small and numerous fruitbodies

4f -Round to angular pores, medium to large fruitbodies

5 - Polypores to identify

Edibles / Late summer and early autumn

Rozites caperatus, Cortinarius caperatus

Gypsy

Rozite ridé, Cortinaire ridé

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2-Rozites caperatus, 25-08-2016, F. Miron;

1-Rozites caperatus, 19-08-2013, F. Miron;

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