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Which cort is this?

Cactu collection

with riparian willow.

Distinct bluish-violet sheen on upper stipe. Some were in large clusters.

Yellow staining at base

On ground at about 8,000 ft. under mixed conifer and aspen.

On Quercus garryana

Under Quercus agrifolia, extremely fluorescent under ultraviolet light

Growing in conifer forest
Odor slightly unpleasant
cap dry, 5.2 cm across

Elevation: 99 m

SDA878

Mixed Douglas fir and grand fir, some big leaf maple. Underside smooth though minutely hairy at 10x. Awaiting spore print

https://mushroomobserver.org/538897

Found by truffle dog Rye under Douglas-fir

This mushroom has pores, not teeth. It was the only one I found. Very wormy but of value because of its rarity.

Mildly fluorescent

Under Pinus strobus, Betula pendula and Larix decidua near edge of lawn, bank of pond. Could not get spore print.

Growing near birch.

The dust on top is not part of the fungi - pollen is covering everything. These were pretty consistent chestnut color on top, dry. Odor indistinct. Doug fir, Madrone. Stems reddening over time.

Cap dry, not slimy. No fluorescence. Forest of Abies amabilis and Tsuga heterophylla.

SDA784

Pseudotsuga/Tsuga
marbled perideum
found by Rye

HAY-F-006457

p6 3-6

Super slimy cap despite other species nearby being bone dry. Didn’t taste it, it has a distinctive smell I can’t put my finger on. Under poplar, aspen, and spruce mix.

Deep purple gills, almost brown

ID based on the cortina veil, growing under live oak and another hardwood…

purple gills turning rusty brown, growing scattered under hardwoods

section Purpurascentes?

SDA641

very yellow, under pine; possilby older S. pseudobrevipes? sent to the Duke Vilgalys lab for Suillus study

I can find no close match. I believe that this species is undescribed. The spores are 8-10x4-5.5 microns, the cap and flesh reddens in 40% KOH, the habitat is mixed conifers

2nd photo shows UV reaction.

blue staining, no hints of purple. large basal bulb. cap viscid, stem dry. who am i ? 👀

KOH, last 2 photos.

In sphagnum, no odor to me but was found by truffle dog

Staining dark blue quickly. Found growing under locust tree next to paved path.

Under subalpine fir and spruce