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Norbert Nagel
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Sulphur Tuft

Hypholoma fasciculare

PoisonousMushroomHypholomaStrophariaceae

Safety assessment

Poisonous

Based on reviewed safety sources.

A sulphur-yellow mushroom growing in dense tufts on stumps, with greenish gills. Bitter and poisonous.

Identification

  • Cap sulphur-yellow; gills yellowish at first, later greenish olive.
  • Grows in dense tufts on stumps and fallen wood, rarely singly.
  • Taste very bitter; spore print dark purple-brown.

Lookalikes

These species can be confused

Baltic distribution

Latvia
0
Lithuania
0
Estonia
1
Global
734

Occurrence records in GBIF — not a claim that the species is absent elsewhere.

Safety first. This information is an educational reference, not a confirmation of an edible mushroom. Identifying fungi is difficult and mistakes can be dangerous. Never eat a mushroom unless you are completely certain of its identity, and consult a certified mycologist.
Sources & methodology

Taxonomy

Fungi · Basidiomycota · Agaricomycetes · Agaricales · Strophariaceae · Hypholoma

Distribution

EE 1

Ecology

Deadwood, Stumps, Mixed forest · Birch, Spruce, Pine

Safety

poisonous · 4est editorial review

Media

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