Thank you everyone for the Entoloma Abortivum ID the other day, I went back today and found the gold mine!
Found my first Entoloma panniculus today. SE QLD Aus reddit.com/gallery/rzlbtr
Blue Entoloma in real life reddit.com/gallery/rzlbtr
If I had an entoloma in my bag is the other stuff still good to eat?
Need help ID’ing these mushrooms! I believe they’re some kind of Nolanea or Entoloma mushroom but I’m unsure. Southern California, USA reddit.com/gallery/ro34pp
Shrimp of the woods growing inside of a tree (Entoloma abortivum) as well as the Entoloma species that’s causes them to occur v.redd.it/sebtma6tnfs71
from today’s walk! Some psathyrellaceae (i believe), entoloma and hygrophoraceae. found some amanita eggs that I’ll share once they fruit ! reddit.com/gallery/rlrxk6
Are these shrimps(entoloma abortivum)? SW Michigan, surrounded by maples, few black walnuts and oak. How can you differentiate from look alikes? reddit.com/gallery/q1epvu
Found a beautiful patch of Entoloma abortivum today in Dakota County, MN reddit.com/gallery/ptn17z
ID request: found in Ontario woodlands, aborted entoloma? are these edible?
Central Norway, looks like Entoloma conferendum, super odd spore shape! Seen a lot near mossy forrest trails reddit.com/gallery/q06lqo
Abortive Entoloma edibility
I've found what appears to be shrimp of the woods -- at the base of an oak stump, styrofoam like appearance, some pinkish hues. Are the aborted form always edible? Some sources online mention that these can be hard to distinguish from poisonous Entoloma species, but is that just for the "regular" form of the mushroom?
Thanks!
A couple of hours in the woods getting rained on yielded a decent size Laetiporus sp. haul, in addition to Hericium americanum, some chanterelles and a few Entoloma abortivum.
New Zealand endemic species Entoloma hochstetteri. Also known as werewere-kokako. Found today during a bush walk after heavy rain.
PSA: Entoloma abortivum (shrimp of the woods) is delicious, and you should try it if you get the chance! reddit.com/gallery/pp21k1
Possibly Entoloma abortivum (shrimp of the woods). Thoughts?? reddit.com/gallery/q8e3d7
Teeny tiny but stout, Entoloma? reddit.com/gallery/prlswe
Shrimp of the woods, Entoloma abortivum? w.PA reddit.com/gallery/q29e54
Entoloma abortivum? In Fryeburg, ME. reddit.com/gallery/psy0e2
North Central MN. I think aborted entoloma reddit.com/gallery/pqzguz
Aborted Entoloma? (Southern Indiana, USA)
Found growing directly on ground on hardwood forest floor.
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Entoloma abortivum (shrimp of the woods). Competition between two fungi cause this tasty monstrosity of a mushroom
Is this aborted entoloma? reddit.com/gallery/q26p0t
Honey fungi and Entoloma abortivum in its aborted and non aborted forms, all in one pic
Shrimp of the Woods/ Aborted Entoloma? (Northern PA) reddit.com/gallery/qcyd9x
Not bad for a couple of hours in the rainy woods! A decent haul of Laetiporus sp., Hericium americanum, some chanterelles and a few Entoloma abortivum.
Pan-fried Shrimp of the Woods (Entoloma abortivum) & fresh corn grits
Some people didn't believe that these gargantuans are Entoloma abortivum, so I took more pictures. All pictures are from the same patch in Dakota Co., MN reddit.com/r/mycology/com…
Entoloma murrayi, Yellow Unicorn Entoloma reddit.com/gallery/pacuxr
Mini acrylic terrarium ft Entoloma hochstetteri and a snail shell!
A prodigious fruiting of Entoloma abortivum, showing both parasitic and non-parasitic forms of the fungus growing from the same mycelium. The "aborted" form came up first, and the rest followed over the following days/weeks. Oak/elm/boxelder forest in Dakota County, MN. reddit.com/gallery/pqqxt0
Getting ready to make a duxelle with Entoloma abortivum
