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The flatwoods section of Ambler Expansion harbors a good diversity of fungi, including species that are unusual for northern Indiana (for example, Russula compacta and Russula ballouii).

This site has been surveyed under good weather conditions. Relevant ecological roles should be represented.

Species list for all plots

Latin Name ID Confidence Map Ecological Role Amanita brunnescens Mycorrhizal Amanita GN274 Mycorrhizal Amanita rubescens Mycorrhizal Artomyces pyxidatus Saprobe Boletus frostii Mycorrhizal Boletus pallidus Mycorrhizal Boletus subvelutipes Mycorrhizal Clitocybe gibba Saprobe Ganoderma applanatum Parasite Gymnopilus Saprobe Hebeloma Mycorrhizal Hydnellum spongiosipes Mycorrhizal Hydnochaete olivacea Saprobe Hypomyces chrysospermus Parasite Lactarius Mycorrhizal Lactarius imperceptus Mycorrhizal Leccinum holopus var. americanum Mycorrhizal Lenzites elegans Saprobe Marasmius delectans Saprobe Perenniporia ohiensis Saprobe Piptoporus betulinus Saprobe Polyporus squamosus Parasite Russula ballouii Mycorrhizal Russula compacta Mycorrhizal Russula ornaticeps Mycorrhizal Russula seperina Mycorrhizal Russula silvicola Mycorrhizal Russula subsericeonitens Mycorrhizal Stereum complicatum Saprobe Stereum hirsutum Saprobe Trametes versicolor Saprobe Trichaptum biforme Saprobe Tricholoma sejunctum Mycorrhizal Tylopilus indecisus Mycorrhizal Tyromyces caesius Saprobe Species count : 35

Copy data to Excel or other programs:Latin Name ID Confidence Ecological Role Amanita brunnescens Mycorrhizal Amanita GN274 Mycorrhizal Amanita rubescens Mycorrhizal Artomyces pyxidatus Saprobe Boletus frostii Mycorrhizal Boletus pallidus Mycorrhizal Boletus subvelutipes Mycorrhizal Clitocybe gibba Saprobe Ganoderma applanatum Parasite Gymnopilus Saprobe Hebeloma Mycorrhizal Hydnellum spongiosipes Mycorrhizal Hydnochaete olivacea Saprobe Hypomyces chrysospermus Parasite Lactarius Mycorrhizal Lactarius imperceptus Mycorrhizal Leccinum holopus var. americanum Mycorrhizal Lenzites elegans Saprobe Marasmius delectans Saprobe Perenniporia ohiensis Saprobe Piptoporus betulinus Saprobe Polyporus squamosus Parasite Russula ballouii Mycorrhizal Russula compacta Mycorrhizal Russula ornaticeps Mycorrhizal Russula seperina Mycorrhizal Russula silvicola Mycorrhizal Russula subsericeonitens Mycorrhizal Stereum complicatum Saprobe Stereum hirsutum Saprobe Trametes versicolor Saprobe Trichaptum biforme Saprobe Tricholoma sejunctum Mycorrhizal Tylopilus indecisus Mycorrhizal Tyromyces caesius Saprobe (Ctrl-C to copy to clipboard, Ctrl-V to paste)

Ecological role summary :

19	Mycorrhizal	54%
13	Saprobic	37%
3	Parasitic	9%

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