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The following photographic guide of New Jersey mushrooms is to be used as a tool in the identification of mushrooms. IT SHOULD NOT BE USED AS THE ONLY SOURCE OF INFORMATION. Individuals who are interested in consuming wild mushrooms should consult several other sources before eating wild mushrooms. Neither the New Jersey Mycological Association nor its members are responsible for any unwanted results for those who fail to read or heed this warning. REMEMBER - WHEN IN DOUBT, THROW IT OUT!
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| GILLED MUSHROOMS | |
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| BOLETES | |
| Boletus auripes | Tylopilus plumbeoviolaceus |
| Boletus bicolor | |
| Boletus pseudosensibilis | |
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| POLYPORES | |
| Laetiporus sulphureus | |
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| TOOTHED MUSHROOMS | |
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| PUFFBALLS & RELATIVES | |
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| ASCOMYCETES | |
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| CORAL FUNGI | |
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| JELLY FUNGI | |
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| SLIME MOLDS | |