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|1 |Tennessee Truffles |
|3 |THE FINDS ISSUE!! |
|10 |Minutes from the 0ctober 6th meeting |
|11 |New Members |
|12 |Membership Renewal Form |
NEW FINDS
10/26/2003 Snow Park, Hwy 42, Clackamas Co, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fr. Adrian Beyerle
Rhizopogon subareolatus A.H. Smith
Timothy Lake, Hwy 57, Clackamas Co, OR
Rhizopogon parksii A.H. Smith
Rhizopogon subareolatus A.H. Smith (2 coll)
Timothy Lake, F. S. Rd 4200-017, Clackamas Co, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fr.
Rhizopogon parksii A. H. Smith
Rhizopogon subareolatus A. H. Smith
11/01/2003 Botkin Rd, south of Philomath, Benton Co, OR
Hysternagium crassirachis Zeller & Dodge unknown collector
Rhizopogon hawkerae A. H. Smith Adrian Beyerle
Rhizopogon parksii A. H. Smith unknown collector
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller unknown collector; Adrian Beyerle
11/14/2003 Black Rock Rd, Falls City, Polk Co, OR
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey Adrian Beyerle
Hymenogaster gilkeyae Zeller & C. W. Dodge
*** Rhizopogon ater sp. novum (2 coll)
Rhizopogon hawkerae A. H. Smith
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller (2 coll)
Tuber oregonense sp. novum
11/29/2003 Wiley Creek, Sweet Home, Linn Co, OR
Hymenogaster subalpinus A.H. Smith (2 coll) Adrain Beyerle
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller (2 coll)
Tuber oregonense sp. novum
12/04/2003 Black Rock Rd, Falls City, Polk Co, OR
Rhizopogon subareolatus A.H. Smith Adrian Beyerle
Tuber oregonense sp. novum
12/17/2003 Wiley Creek, Sweet Home, Linn Co, OR
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey Zelda Carter
2004 FINDS
01/18/2004 Alsea River, across from Fish Hatchery, Benton Co, OR
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith Marilyn Hinds
Tuber wheeleri sp. novum
01/24/2004 Jones Creek Tree Farm, Beavercreek, Clackamas Co, OR
Hymenogaster gilkeyae Zeller & C. W. Dodge Adrian Beyerle
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith (2 coll.)
02/18/2004 Chinquapin Point, East of Harlan, Lincoln Co, OR
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey Frank Morris, Shaun Morris, Todd Springer
02/24/2004 Paul Bishop's Tree Farm, Beavercreek, Clackamas Co, OR
Clitocybe sclerotoides (Morse)Bigelow, parasitizing Helvella lacunosa
Judith Shipley
Hymenogaster sp Dennis Wedam
02/29/2004 Forest Ranch, CA
Melanogaster tuberiformis Corda Anelle Kloski
03/06/2004 Dunn Forest, Benton Co, OR
Hymenogaster subalpinus A.H. Smith unknown collector
Genea cerebriformis (Harkn.) Trappe Frank Evans
Genea intermedia gilkey Adrian Beyerle, unknown collector
Rhizopogon sp, immature unknown collector
Tuber sp, immature Frank Evans
03/21/2004 Near Oak Creek, OSU Fish Lab, Benton Co, OR
Hymenogaster gilkeyae Zeller & C. W. Dodge Mysti Weber
03/22/2004 Wildcat Mt, USS Rd 3626-2609, Clackamas Co, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
Wildcat Mt. USFS Rd 2609, Clackamas Co, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries
Elaphomyces muricatus Fries
03/24/2004 Tampico Road, Benton Co, OR
Tuber californicum Harkn. Welles Bushnell
04/03/2004 State Hwy 12 at USFS Rd 1280, Tillamook Co, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
State Hwy 12, 6 miles east of Hwy 101, Tillamook Co, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries
04/05/2004 Sweet Home, Linn County, Oregon
Genea harknessii Gilkey Sam Phillips
Gymnomyces species, immature
05/04/2004 Bear Springs, USFS Rd 2110, Wasco Co, OR
Hymenogaster sublilacinus A. H. Smith Adrian Beyerele
05/12/2004 MacDonald Forest, Benton Co, OR
*** Tuber sp. novum Sylvia Donovan
05/16/2004 MacDonald Forest, Benton Co, OR
Hydnotrya tulasnei Berk. Marilyn Hinds
05/16/2004 John Berry Property, Philomath, Benton Co, OR
Cystangium oregonense (Zeller) Trappe,T.Lebel,Castellano Marilyn Hinds
Genea intermedia Gilkey
*** Gymnomyces sp. novum
05/17/2004 MacDonald Forest, Benton Co, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens(Sing.& Smith)Trappe, T. Lebel, Castellano
Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds
*** Gymnomyces sp. novum Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds
Rhizopogon vinicolor A. H. Smith
05/17/2004 Milwaukie, Clackamas County, OR Tuber gardneri Gilkey Adrian Beyerle
05/19/2004 Hwy 44 near mile 11, Wasco County, OR
Elaphomyces decipiens Vittad. Adrian Beyerle
Gautieria monticola Harkn.
Geopora cooperi Harkn. F. cooperi
05/25/2004 Wilson Wildlife Refuge, Benton Co, OR
Hydnangium carneum Wallr. Welles Bushnell
Hymenogaster boozeri Zeller & Dodge
Rhizopogon vinicolor A. H. Smith
05/26/2004 USFS Road 1730, Wasco County, OR
Elaphomyces species Adrian Beyerle
Hwy 44, near mile 11, Wasco County, OR
Leucophleps spinispora Fogel
05/28/2004 Hwy 44, Wasco County, OR
Elaphomyces decipiens Vittad Adrian Beyerle
Gautieria monticola Harkn. (2 coll.)
Rhizopogon evadens A.H. Smith
06/02/2004 Wilson Wildlife Refuge, Benton County, OR
**** Podohydnongum sp. novum Welles Bushnell
06/04/2004 Off Hwy 48, Wasco County, OR
*** Gautieria sp. novum Adrian Beyerle
Hwy 44, near mile 11, Wasco County, OR
Gautieria fusispora States & Fogel
Leucophleps spinispora Fogel
06/09/2004 Hwy 35 near mile 69, Hood River County, OR
Gautieria pterosperma E. L. Stewart & Trappe Adrian Beyerle
USFS Road 4420, Wasco County, Oregon
Cortinarius bigelowii Thiers & A. H. Smith
06/16/2004 Hwy 35 at Little John Snow Park, Hood River County, OR
Alpova trappei Fogel Adrian Beyerle
Rhizopogon roseolus Corda
Hwy 44, mile 11, Wasco County, OR
Gautieria fusispora States & Fogel
USFS Road 4420, Wasco County, OR
Geopora cooperi Harkn. f. cooperi
USFS Road 2730, Wasco County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fr.
06/21/2004 USFS Road 3500, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces decipiens Vittad. Adrian Beyerle
USFS Road 4420, Wasco County, OR
Gautieria monticola Harkn.
06/30/2004 USFS Road 2730, Wasco County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fr. Adrian Beyerle
Gautieria fusispora State & Fogel
07/07/2004 Mt. Hood NF, OMS Study area, Clackamas County, OR
Gautieria fusispora States and Fogel Adrian Beyerle
Gymnomyces subochraceous (A. H. Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
07/09/2004 Wildcat Mt, USFS Road 2609, Clackamas County, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens (A. H. Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel, Castellano
Gymnomyces subochraceus (A.H. Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel, Castellano
AdrianBeyerle
07/14/2004 Woods Creek Road, Benton County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fr. Adrian Beyerle
08/30/2004 Near Pioneer Woman’s Grave, Clackamas County, OR
Rhizopogon vinicolor A. H. Smith Adrian Beyerle
Timothy Lake, USFS Road 4200, Clackamas County, OR
Gastroboletus subalpinus Trappe & Thiers
*** Leucogaster sp. novum
Near Still Creek, USFS Road 2650, Clackamas County, OR
Thaxterogaster pingue (Zeller) Singer & A. H. Smith
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller
09/01/ 2004 Mt. Hood N. F., OMS Study Area, Clackamas County, OR
Leucogaster citrinus (Harkn.) Zeller & Dodge Adrian Beyerle
09/04/2004 Mary’s Peak Study Area, Benton County, OR
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller Adrian Beyerle
09/09/2004 Near Still Creek, USFS Road 2650, Clackamas County, OR
Alpova alexsmithii Trappe, 2 coll. Adrian Beyerle
Gautieria monticola Harkn.
Rhizopogon cinerascens A. H. Smith
Thaxterogaster pingue (Zeller) Singer & A. H. Smith
Timothy Lake, USFS Road 4200, Clackamas County, OR
Gautieria fusispora States & Fogel
Rhizopogon hawkerae A. H. Smith
09/14/2004 Wildcat Mt. Study Area, Road 2609, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fr., 2 coll Adrian Beyerle
Gautieria sp.
09/16/2004 Near Still Creek, USFS Road 2650, Clackamas County, OR
Thaxterogaster pingue (Zeller) Singer & A. H. Smith Adrian Beyerle
Clear Creek Campground, Wasco County, OR
Rhizopogon subareolatus A. H. Smith
Hwy 35, USFS Road 3500, Clackamas County, OR
Gautieria monticola Harkn.
09/22/2004 Timothy Lake, Hwy 57, Clackamas County, Or
Rhizopogon subareolatus A. H. Smith, 3 coll…………………. Adrian Beyerle
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller
09/28/2004 Patterson, Essex County, New Jersey
*** Genea balseyi sp. novum Rich Balsey
09/30/2004 Timothy Lake, USFS Road 4200, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
Gastroboletus subalpinus Trappe & Thiers
Rhizopogon subareolatus A. H. Smith
Timothy Lake, Hwy 57, Clackamas County, OR
Rhizopogon hawkerae A. H. Smith
Rhizopogon subareolatus A. H. Smith, 4 coll.
USFS Road 3500, Clackamas County, OR
Rhizopogon hawkerae A. H. Smith
10/02/2004 Grass Mountain, Benton County, OR
Gautieria fusispora States & Fogel Welles Bushnell
Rhizopogon parksii A. H. Smith
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller
10/02/2004 Alpine Christmas Tree farm, Alpine, Benton County, OR
Tuber oregonense Trappe Mysti Weber
10/15/2004 Wildcat Mt. Road 3626, Clackamas County, OR
Hydnotrya sp, immature Adrian Beyerle
Rhizopogon sp., 2 coll.
wildcat Mt. Road 2609, Clackamas County, OR
Rhizopogon salebrosus A. H. Smith
*** Rhizopogon sp. novum
Jones Creek Tree Farm, Beavercreek, Clackamas County, OR
Ascomycete, immature
Hymenogaster gilkeyae Zeller & Dodge
Rhizopogon subareolatus A. H. Smith
Scleroderma hypogaeum Zeller
Tuber oregonense Trappe
10/16/2004 Still Creek USFS Road 2650, Clackamas County, OR
Thaxterogaster pingue (Zeller) Singer and A. H. Smith Adrian Beyerle
Timothy Lake, Hwy 57, Clackamas County, OR
Rhizopogon ochraceobrunnescens A. H. Smith
Rhizopogon parksii A. H. Smith
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller
Rhizopogon vulgaris (Vittad.) M. Lange, 2 coll.
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller
Timothy Lake, Hwy 42, Clackamas County, OR
Rhizopogon subareolatus A. H. Smith
10/28/2004 Milwaukie, Clackamas County, OR
Geopora cooperi Harkn. f. cooperi Adrian Beyerle
10/30/2004 Botkin Road, Benton County, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens (Singer & A. H. Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel, Castellano ………. Sylvia Donovan
Rhizopogon hawkerae A. H. Smith Marilyn Hinds
Decker Road, Benton County, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens (Singer & A. H. Smith) Trappe, T.Lebel,Castellano...
……Sylvia Donovan
11/02/2004 Grass Mountain BLM Road 14, Benton County, OR
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller Adrian Beyerle
11/05/2004 Milwaukie, Clackamas County, OR
*** Tuber beyerlei sp. novum Adrian Beyerle
11/06/2004 Eisele Tree Farm, Blodgett, Benton County, OR
Genea harknessii Gilkey Sylvia Donovan
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith Adrian Beyerle, Sylvia Donovan
Marilyn Hinds, Betty Orner, Larry Schramm (3 coll.)
*** Hymenogaster sp. novum Larry Schramm
*** Rhizopogon ater sp. novum Larry Schramm
Rhizopogon sp. novum Larry Schramm
Tuber oregonense sp. novum Adrian Beyerle
11/06/2004 Tum Tum Farm, Blodgett, Benton County, OR
*** Picoa sp. novum Sylvia Donovan
Rhizopogon sp. Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds
11/06/2004 Gifford Pinchot NF, WA, off Road 500
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller Norene Wedam
11/08/2004 Grass Mountain, Benton County, OR
Rhizopogon parksii A. H. Smith Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds
Tricholoma caligatum (Viv.) Richen
11/10/2004 Mt. Hood NF, OMS Study area, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
Gymnomyces sp, immature
11/21/2004 South Beach State Park, Newport, Lincoln County,OR
Rhizopogon fuscorubens A. H. Smith Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds,
Stanley Hara
Rhizopogon occidentalis Zeller & Dodge
11/21/2004 Newport, Lincoln County, OR
Rhizopogon occidentalis Zeller Zelda Carter
11/26/2004 Wiley Creek, Linn County, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens Singer & Smith Rhonda Osterman, Phil Warner
Hymenogaster gilkeyae A. H. Smith Zelda Carter
Picoa sp.
Tuber oregonense sp. novum
11/27/2004 Wiley Creek, Linn County, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens (Singer & Smith) trappe, T. Lebel, Castellano
Adrian Beyerle
Gymnomyces sp, immature
Hymenogaster gilkeyae Zeller & Dodge
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith
Tuber oregonense Trappe
12/01/2004 Charles Metsker County Park, Amity, OR
*** Picoa sp. novum Sandra Ford
Tuber oregonense Trappe (2 coll.)
Walnut Hill Road, Amity, OR
Tuber oregonense Trappe (4 coll) Sandra Ford
12/01/2004 Black Rock Road, Falls City, Polk County, OR
Tuber gibbosum Harkn. Adrian Beyerle
12/10/2004 S Fork McKenzie Rd, west of Couger Reservoir, Lane County, OR
Rhizopogon parksii A. H. Smith Phil Waarner
12/11/2004 Tum Tum Tree Farm, Blodgett, Benton County, OR
*** Picoa sp. novum Sylvia Donovan
*** Rhizopogon sp. novum
12/31/2004 Gaston, Washington County, OR
Tuber oregonense Trappe Elizabeth Dunbar
12/31/2004 Sutton Lake, South Beach, Lincoln County, OR
Rhizopogon occidentalis Zeller Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds
2005 FINDS
01/08/2005 Starker Bordette Tree Farm, Blodgett, Benton County, OR
Hymenogaster gardner Zeller & Dodge Marilyn Hinds, Mysti Weber
Leucangium carthusianum (Tu.& Tul.) Paol B. Myers, G. Wilson
Rhizopogon parksii Smith Larry6 Schramm
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller Mysti Weber
01/17/2005 Wiley Creek, Linn County, OR
Hymenogaster parksii Zeller & Dodge Phil Warner
Gymnomyces occidentalis
01/18/2005 Five miles west of Alpine, Benton County, OR - Dead Dog place
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith C. Omoto, Marilyn Hinds,
*** Melanogaster sp. novum
Tuber sp., gibbosumcomplex Marilyn Hinds
01/21/2005 Mary’s Peak Water Shed, Benton County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Sylvia Donovan
Tum Tum Tree Farm, Blodgett, Benton County, OR
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith
01/22/2005 Tum Tum Tree Farm, Blodgett, Benton County, OR
Clitocybe sclerotoides on Helvella Marilyn Hinds
Mary’s Peak, Benton County, OR
Sarcosoma mexicana (Ellis & Holloway) Paden & Tylutki
01/23/2005 McDonald-Dunn Forest, Benton County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith……………………………………………………………….……….Marilyn Hinds
Genea sp, immature
Tuber sp, immature Sylvia Donovan
02/02/2005 Tampico Road, Paul Dunn Forest, Benton County, OR
Hymenogaster sp, immature Welles Bushnell
02/02/2005 Decker Farm, Benton County, OR
*** Cystangium sp. novum C. Omoto, Marilyn Hinds
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith
02/05/2005 Woods Creek Road, Benton County, OR
Melanogaster natsii Wang Sylvia Donovan
Pseudoplectaria melaena, immature
02/13/2005 Dead Dog site, Alpine, Benton County, OR
Hymenogaster gilkeyae Zeller & Dodge Marilyn Hinds
Melanogaster trappei Wang & Castellano Sylvia Donovan
Tuber sp, immature Marilyn Hinds
02/19/2005 Jones Creek Tree Farm, Beavercreek, Clackamas County, OR
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey Adrian Beyerle
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith
Tuber gibbosum Harkness
03/05/2005 McDonald Road, Vernonia, Columbia County, OR
Hymenogaster boozeri Zeller & Dodge Eric Meyer
Rhizopogon sp, immature Emily Townsend
03/06/2005 Upper Mary’s River Tree Farm, Benton County, OR
Genea harknessii Gilkey Marilyn Hinds
Hymenogaster gilkeyae Zeller & Dodge
Hymenogaster subalpinus A. H. Smith……………………………………………………………………Sylvia Donovan
03/11/2005 Wildcat Mountain, USFS Road 3626, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries……………………………………………………………………..………..Adrian Beyerle
Wildcat Mountain, USFS Road 2609, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries
03/31/2005 Oakland, OR
Rhizopogon occidentalis Zeller……………………………………………………………………………………Niels West
04/02/2005 Overton’s Tree Farm, Ervine Road, Benton County, OR
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey…………………………………………………………………………………..Adrian Beyerle
Gymnomyces species…………………………………………………Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds, Clarence Omoto
Gymnomyces brunnescens (Singer & Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
Adrian Beyerle, 2 coll.
Tuber gardneri Gilkey, immature Adrian Beyerle
Tuber species, immature
04/05/2005 McDonald Road, Vernonia, Columbia County, OR
Genea harknessii Gilkey ……………………………………………………………………………………..Doug Webster
*** Hymenogaster firmus sp. novum
04/08/2005 Paul Dunn Forest, gate 200, Benton County, OR
Gymnomyces ellipsisporus (Zeller) Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
Marilyn Hinds
Hydnotrya tulasnei (Berk.) Brk & Broome
Hymenogaser sp.
04/10/2005 Alsea Road, Dead Dog site, Benton County, OR
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey……………………………………………………………………………………Mysti Weber
Genea harknessii Gilkey……………………………………………………………………………………Sylvia Donovan
Gymnomyces sp, immature…………………………………………………………………………………..Marilyn Hinds
Melanogaster tuberiformis Corda…………………………………………..Marilyn Hinds, Sylvia Donovan, G. Boucke
Mysti Weber, Betty Orner
Melanogaster trappei Wang……………………………………………………………………………………………..SAA
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller……………………………………………………………………………………Mysti Weber
04/12/2005 Ervin Road, Philomath, Benton County, OR
Rhizopogon hawkerae A. H. Smith…………………………………………………………………………Welles Bushnell
Rhizopogon vinicolor A. H. Smith, 2 coll.
04/13/2005 Tum Tum Starker Forest, Blodgett, Benton County, OR
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey……………………………………………………………………………………Marilyn Hinds
Tuber sp., immature
04/13/2005 Oakland, Oregon
*** Rhizopogon apertus sp. Novum…………………………………………………………………………………Niels West
04/16/2005 Beaver Creek, Benton County, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens (Singer & Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
Clarence Omoto
04/17/2005 Dead Dog site, Alsea road, Benton County, OR
Genabea cerebriformis (Harkn.) Trapp…………………………………………………………………….Sylvia Donovan
04/18/2005 Oakland, Oregon
Tuber gibbosum Harkn……………………………………………………………………………………………Niels West
04/23/2005 Monument Peak Road, Linn County, OR
Leucophleps magnata Harkn. Welles Bushnell
04/23/2005 Paul Dunn Forest, Benton County, OR
Rhizopogon vinicolor Smith Sylvia Donovan
05/03/2005 Milwaukie, Clackamas County, OR
Tuber gardneri Gilkey Adrian Beyerle
05/07/2005 Camp Sherman, Deschutes County, OR
Geopora cooperi Harkn. f. cooperi Pat Rawlinsonm
05/21/2005 Monument Peak Road, Linn County, OR
Gautieria monticola Harkn. Welles Bushnell
Leucogaster rubescens Zeller & Dodge
06/03/2005 Glenbrook road, west of Alpine, Benton County, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens (Singer & Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
Marilyn Hinds
Gymnomyces subochracea Clarence Omoto
06/04/2005 Glenbrook road, near Alpine, Benton County, OR
Geopora cooperi Harkn. f. cooperi Welles Bushnell
Gymnomyces brunnescens (Singer & Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
Marilyn Hinds
Gymnomyces subochracea, 2 coll Welles Bushnell
Hymenogaster gardneri Zeller & Dodge Welles Bushnell
Hysterangium crassirhachis Zeller & Dodge Marilyn Hinds
Tuber sphaerosporum Gilkey Sam Phillips
06/20/2005 McDonald Forest road 500, Benton County, OR
Glomus macrocarpum Tul. & Tul Sylvia Donovan
06/25/2005 McDonald Forest road 540, Benton County, OR
Cystangium maculatum Marilyn Hinds
Geopora cooperi Harkn. f. cooperi
Hymenogaster gardneri Zeller & Dodge
Rhizopogon vinicolor Smith Sylvia Donovan
Tuber sphaerosporum Gilkey Marilyn Hinds
07/09/2005 Braden’s, Philomath, Benton County, OR
Gymnomyces brunnescens (Singer & Smith) Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
Sylvia Donovan
07/20/2005 Monument Peak Road, Linn County, OR
Endogone lactiflua Bk. & Bk. Welles Bushnell
Gautieria monticola Harkness
07/20/2005 Monument Peak Road, Linn County, OR
Elaphomyces sp., immature Welles Bushnell
Gautieria monticola Harkness
Hysterangium coriaceum Hesse
Leucogaster citrinus (Harkn.) Zeller & Dodge
09/14/2005 Mt. Hood NF, OMS Study Area, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
09/18/05 Grass Mountain, west of Alsea, Benton County, OR
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller Marilyn Hinds, Susan Pisias
09/19/2005 Monument Peak Road, Linn County, OR
Hysterangium coriaceum Hesse Welles Bushnell
Leucogaster rubescens Zeller & Dodge, 2 coll.
Rhizopogon hawkerae Smith
09/25/2005 9th Street, north of Multnomah Blvd, Portland, Multnomah County, OR
Scleroderma cepa Pers Dennis Wedam
09/26/2005 Monument Peak Road, Linn County, OR
Truncocolumella citrina Zeller Welles Bushnell
10/07/2005 West end of Odell Lake, off Hwy 58, Oregon
Rhizopogon vinicolor Smith Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds
10/12/2005 Mt. Hood NF, OMS Study Area, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
10/13/2005 Wildcat Mountain, USFS Road 2609, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
10/15/2005 Timothy Lake, USFS Road 5750, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
10/21/2005 Grass Mountain, north of Alsea, Benton County, OR
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller Marilyn Hinds
11/05/2005 Black Rock, Falls City, Polk County, OR
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller Terri Mandell
Tuber oregonense Trappe Larry Schramm
11/18/2005 Bay City area, Electric Road, Tillamook County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
12/07/2005 Tree Farm at Toledo, Lincoln County, OR
Hymenogaster gardneri Zeller & Dodge Darrell Faxon
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller
2005 Bend, Deschutes County, OR
Battarrea phalloides (Dicks.) Pers. Adrian Beyerle
2006 FINDS
02/08/2006 Colorado Lake Drive, Corvallis, Linn County, OR
Rhizopogon parksii Smith John Rawlinson
02/12/2006 Middleton Road, Sherwood, Washington County, OR
Leucangium brunneum Gerri Baker Parry
02/28/2006 Paul Bishop’s Tree Farm, Beavercreek, OR
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey Marilyn Hinds
Hymenogaster subalpinus Smith
Tuber species
02/19/2006 Botkin Road, Benton County, OR
Hymenogaster gardneri Zeller & Dodge Marilyn Hinds
02/20/2006 Wind Ridge Road, Newberg, Yamhill County, OR
Rhizopogon hawkerae Smith Ilse Werber
02/27/2006 Wildcat Mountain Drive, Clackamas County, OR
Elaphomyces granulatus Fries Adrian Beyerle
03/04/2006 Paul Dunn Forest Road 400, Benton County, OR
Hymenogaster subalpinus Smith Mysti Weber
Tuber gibbosum Harkness
03/04/2006 Dr. Berry’s place, Linville Lane, Philomath, Benton County, OR
Genea intermedia Gilkey Erin and Curtis
Genea gardneri Gilkey Sylvia Donovan, Marilyn Hinds, Gloria, A. B.
Hymenogster gilkeyae Zeller & Dodge Marilyn Hinds
Hysterangium setchelli Fischer Matt Trappe
Hysterangium subalpinus Richard Moritz
Macowanites luteolus Smith & Trappe Marilyn Hinds, Josh
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller Marilyn Hinds
Rhizopogon vinicolor Smith Art Loer
Tuber gibbosum Marilyn Hinds
03/04/2006 Evergreen Road, Corvallis, Benton County, OR
Tuber gibbosum Harkness Richard V. Gaines
03/05/2006 Colorado Lake Drive, Corvallis, Linn County, OR
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller John Rawlinson
03/15/2006 Pedee, Polk County, OR
Leucangium carthusianum Leonard Jennsen
04/01/2006 Hitchcock’s place, Alsea, Benton County, OR
Gymnomyces occidentalis Frank Evans, Marilyn Hinds
Hymenogaster gilkeyae Zeller & Dodge Sylvia Donovan
Hymenogaster subalpinus Smith Marilyn Hinds, Derek Roiler, Tiago Sampaio
Kent and Melanie Bjorge
Melanogaster tuberiformis Corda Marilyn Hinds
Rhizopogon villosulus Zeller Frank Evans
Zelleromyces sp., immature
04/01/2006 Glenbrook Road, west of Alsea, Benton County, OR
Zelleromyces gilkeyae Sing. & Smith Sylvia Donovan, Gerry Wilson
04/17/2006 Fresno, Fresno County, CA
Gautieria monticola Harkness…………………………………………….. Jim Calderwood
Comments from Dr. Trappe
Gautieria coralloides States and Fogel, collected June 22, 1997 by Daniel Laury, is the first report for Oregon.
Glomus rubrisporum species novum, collected in March 2000 by Rex Swartzendruber, is a very distinctive new Glomus sp. The spore walls are red in KOH!
Tuber wheeleri sp.novum, collected Jan 23, 2001 by Adrian Beyerle, is related to Tuber gibbosum but with a peridium of large, rounded cells.
Rhizopogon molallaensis A. H. Smith, collected Jan 23, 2001 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE. Named for the original collection from just west of Molalla, OR.
Elaphomyces decipiens Vittad., collected Apr 27 and May 11, 2001 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE.
Arcangeliella crassa Singer & A. H. Smith, collected July 18 2001 by Adrian Beyerle, is the first REPORT FOR OREGON!!! Until this the northernmost record was in Siskiyou County, CA.
Gautieria ambigua States & Trappe, collected Aug 3, 2001 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE.
Fevansia aurantiaca Trappe & Castellano, collected 20 Aug 2001 by Adrian Beyerle is RARE - before now known only from Frank Evans' collections along the Santiam Highway at Devil's Lake out of Bend, OR, in 1991 and Trappe's in 1966.
Rhizopogon brunneiniger A.H. Smith, collected Sep 21, 2001 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE.
Leucogaster citrina (Harkn.)Zeller & C. W. Dodge, collected Nov 21, 2000 by Adrian Beyerle, is a record breaking specimen, 2.6 x 4 cm. Twice as large as reported before now. Magnifique!!
Gautieria fusispora States and Fogel, collected Dec 7, 2001 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE in Oregon.
Alpova alexsmithii Trappe, collected Sept 11, 2002 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE.
Tuber anniae Colgon & Trappe, collected Oct 26, 2002 by Pat Rawlinson, is RARE.
Rhizopogon nitens A. H. Smith, collected Feb 01, 2003 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE.
Elaphomyces decipiens Vittad., collected May 27, 2003 by Adrian Byerle, is RARE.
Hydnotrya tulasnei Berk. & Broome, collected May 31, 2003 by Bertie Stringer, is RARE in North America!
Barssia oregonensis Gilkey, collected Aug 11, 2003 by Adrian Beyerle is RARE in this habitat (high elevation (4922') and east of Cascades.
Rhizopogon quercicola A. H. Smith, collected Sept 25, 2003 by Adrian Beyerle is RARE!
Tuber species novum, collected May 12, 2004 by Sylvia Donovan, is close to the Perigord truffle of France. Differs in some spore characters. EXCITING FIND!
Hydnotrya tulasnei Berk, collected May 16, 2004 by Marilyn Hinds, is RARE in Oregon.
Elaphomyces decipiens Vittad, collected May 17, 2004 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE.
Hydnangium carneum Wallr., collected May 25, 2004 by Welles Bushnell is normally found only under Eucalyptus. Welles will revisit the area to see if any eucalypts grow there.
Hymenogaser boozeri Zeller & Dodge, collected May 25, 2004 by Welles Bushnell, is a tiny fungus with huge spores...up to 40 microns long, but the sporocarp is only 2 x 4 mm. Rarely found, but is it rare or just overlooked?
Rhizopogon ochraceobrunnescens A. H. Smith, collected October 16, 2004 by Adrian Beyerle, is RARE.
Gymnomyces ellipsisporus (Zeller) Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano, collected April 8, 2005 by Marilyn Hinds, is RARE.
Hydnotrya tulasnei (Berk) Berk. & Broome, collected April 8, 2005 by Marilyn Hinds, is RARE.
Minutes from the meeting October 6 2007
MINUTES OF THE NORTH AMERICAN TRUFFLING SOCIETY
The North American Truffling Society meeting of October 9, 2007 was called to order by Charlie LeFevre. Dave Pilz announced that the Yachats Mushroom Festival Association was honoring Marla for her seven years of work with the festival. She has organized the mushroom walks and David had a poster for friends to sign. Dave also announced that he had obtained a mushroom permit from the forest service for picking mushrooms for scientific purposes. Anyone wishing to meet him somewhere on his way to Yachats needs to contact him.
Welles spoke to the group about an idea he had that the Tuber Oregonense be put on the Oregon State list as the state tuber. Jim Trappe made a motion that Welles go forward with the idea and a second by Zelda Carter was made and voting was unanimously in favor of Welles going forward with the idea.
Charlie announced that the Truffle Festival would be held January 25th through 27th, 2008. He has speakers from Europe as well as New Zealand coming. Also premier chefs have agreed to cook at the banquet. Full information can be obtainer from their web site is .
Jim announced that a former recipient of the Henry Pavelek Scholarship, Dr. Smith would be in Corvallis the first week of January. He would like to be a speaker for the NATS meeting but it would mean we would meet earlier than our regular meeting date. It was discussed and decided that Thursday, January 3rd would work if the Multi Cultural Center was available that date. Matt Trappe agreed to check the availability out.
Matt Trappe reported on the foray October 6th. Hysterangium, Leucogaster, gymnomyces and rhizopogons were found. The November 3rd foray will be to a tree farm in the Black Rock area west of Falls City.
Jim Trappe said NATS needs a new logo and suggested that people come up with a design and at the December potluck a prize would be awarded to the best design. It was suggested that an announcement be added to the November meeting post card and email notice. Continued on page 11
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Charlie reported that NATS was torn by strife by a gift from
Jim Bernau this spring but finally after an agreement was reached,
David Pilz was able to work on and produce a white paper
(an authorative report to educate) on truffles in Oregon. The paper
authored by David Pilz, Charlie LeFevre and Leslie Scott is being
reviewed by Jim Bernau and will be available within the month.
When finalized the report will be posted on the Oregon Truffle Festival
website.
At this time David Pilz gave his presentation to the group. Refreshments
were provided by Betty Orner.
A NEW TRUFFLE TERM - ?
In the August-September issue of the Truffler, Jim Trappe used a word that was
new to me “Fossicking”. Looking in The Compact Edition of the Oxford English
Dictionary, I found some interesting uses of the word.
Fossick: To rummage or hunt about, to search. We fossicked about for awhile to see
if any thing had been left behind (by other people or animals in truffle digs). To dig out
or hunt up.
Steady old fossickers often get more than the first one who opens up the ground.
The word is an Australian prospector’s term but it sure sounds descriptive of truffling to
me.
By Welles Bushnell
Editorial :
Well here’s the second issue. Hope everyone enjoys the finds. And a big shout out to
Pat Rawlinson for getting us caught up on club finds. As well as Zelda Carter for the
minutes of the meeting.
I hope you enjoyed the articles from the last issue, and there will be plenty more for the
next one. I wanted to use this issue to take the opportunity to feature the past finds
that hadn’t yet been printed.
I hope everyone has a fantastic truffle season for the 07-08 fall through spring run.
So far it’s been a wonderful season for chanterelles and lobsters, and matsutakes as
well. I hope you’ve all had a chance to get out and get some.
Don’t forget it’s about that time to renew your dues for 2008. I’ve included a renewal
form that can be mailed in with your payment. This form include all the information you should need. Contributions to the Henry Pavelek Sr.
Memorial Scholarship Fund are fully tax deductible and can be made at any time by sending a check to NATS/Pavelek Fund, P.O. Box 296,
Corvallis, OR, 97339. Your support is gratefully appreciated! Happy Fossicking! Send your comments to lorenmcmahill@
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NATS Welcomes the following new members for 2007
Larry, Kathleen, Gabriel Bannister, Dundee, OR
Patrice Benson, Seattle, WA
Patrick, Janice, Jerry Bevan, Lafayette, OR
Roman Berenbaum, Orient, NY.
Greg Bonito, Durham, NC
William Bridges, Federal Way, WA
Ken Buick, Corvallis, OR
Ruthanne and Bob Carothers, Lake Oswego, OR
John and Sue Clanton, Discovery Bay, CA
David and Elizabeth Cousineau, Vida, OR
Laurel Croft, Philomath, OR
Jeremiah Deines, Hillsboro, OR
Brian Dennis and Terri Tapscott, Culp Creek, OR
Willie Dixon, Cedar Hill, TX
Judy England, McKenzie Bridge, OR
Susan Ferguson and J. P. Teets, Portland, OR
Elizabeth Fox, Toledo, OR
Andy Gallagher, Corvallis, OR
Vicky Hastings, Portland, OR
Roseanne Healy, Ames, Iowa
Cassie Hebel, Corvallis, OR
Larry Hipple, Eugene, OR
Lauren Holst, Oregon City, Oregon
Kevin and Angie Howard, Bend, OR
Colleen Hunsaker, Scottsdale, AZ
Dirk and Liz Jacobs, Forest Grove, Oregon
Robert Lee, Beaverton, OR
Lois Leonard, Portland, OR
Miles H. Mallory, Downey, CA
James and Ana Marshall, Portland, OR
Kevin McCarver and JoJo O'Connor, Portland, OR
Ralph McIntosh, Lynnwood, WA
Loren McMahill, Salem, Oregon
Barbara and Milton McMinimy, Eugene, OR
Bernadette and Frank Mele, Silverton, OR
Scott and Wanda Schroeder, Sherwood, OR
Jim Schwarz, Springy Yamasaki, Bryce Yamasaki, Camas,WA
Sin Sengmanyphet, Portland, OR;
Charlotte Senn, Springfield, OR
Fred and Judith Shipley, Newberg, OR
Sherry Snyder, Boulder, CO
Kelleigh Stewart, Portland, OR
Heather Stolen, Eugene, OR
Ben Sudul, Estacada, OR
Nancy Tousignant, Scappoose, OR
Helen and Gerry Tsupros, Corvallis, OR
Bev Vogt, Cottage Grove, OR
Jack Williams, San Antonio, TX
Alan and Kristin Wong, Issaquah, WA
Helen Yahiku family, Salem, OR
Michaels, who now has 2,500 hazelnut trees on 20 acres (8 hectares), said he expects his yield to double in each of the next few years. This year's crop was 30 pounds (14 kilograms).
Elusive Crop
It won't be easy. Truffles grow underground and draw nutrients from the roots of trees. Once the truffle spores are introduced, there isn't much for the farmer to do except water, fertilize and wait. After years of this, the roots may produce a small quantity of truffles.
Michaels, whose farm is in Chuckey, Tennessee, picked his first crop by hand with the help of a Labrador retriever that sniffed out the truffles' location. He scrubbed them with a toothbrush under the kitchen tap, placed them in a plastic container with uncooked rice to absorb moisture, and drove them to the closest French restaurant, the Orangery, 86 miles (138 kilometers) away in Knoxville, Tennessee.
``The moment of truth is when they hold it up to their nose,'' he said. ``And they get that slight little smile.''
From Knoxville, word spread: to Blackberry Farm, a culinary resort in Walland, south of Knoxville, and to Atlanta's Restaurant Eugene.
Quick Delivery
``A lot of the quality is odor, bouquet and aroma,'' Michaels said. ``As time goes on, that deteriorates dramatically. I can get it out to restaurants in a few hours, which is really hard to duplicate from Europe.''
The price black truffles command is driven by their short supply, in part because they are so difficult to grow.
for truffle production In neighboring North Carolina, 50 tobacco farmers took up the challenge and planted trees under a $235,000 state grant.
Bob Passarelli, 55, former chef at the North Carolina governor's mansion, planted about an acre of trees eight years ago. He has harvested as much as 4 pounds a year, which he sells to local restaurants. Unusually warm weather has hurt his output.
``Winters haven't been as cold or as long as I need,'' he said.
Growing truffles is about 20 percent science and 80 percent art, Michaels said. His background supplies both: He received his doctoral degree in plant pathology from Oregon State University, and his father was a mushroom farmer in the Chicago area.
After graduate school, Michaels worked for mushroom growers and started his farming business in eastern Tennessee, where the clay is similar to that in France's truffle-growing regions, with the proper acidity and cool temperatures during the winter.
Biggest U.S. Venture
A farmer in Pinehurst, North Carolina, started Black Diamond French Truffles Inc. in June, and will start planting the first 100 acres of a 200-acre farm this year, making it the largest in the U.S., said Charles Warren, who will handle business development.
``It's analogous to California wines,'' said Michaels, who is considering an expansion into northern Alabama or Georgia. ``It takes decades to develop an American-grown product to compete with a European product.''
To contact the reporter on this story: Mark Clothier in Atlanta at mclothier@
Calendar of Events
OREGON MYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY MUSHROOM SHOW: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 12PM TO 5PM AT THE WORLD FORESTRY CENTER, NEAR THE PORTLAND ZOO.
Oregon Mycological Society Fall Foray: Weekend of October 26-28, at Camp Magruder near Rockaway on the Oregon coast.
Mt. Pisgah Mushroom Festival: Sunday, October 28, 10am to 4pm..
November Foray: Saturday, November 3. To the Luckiamute tree farm on Black Rock road about 4 miles west of Falls City. This is the site where Welles Bushnell fist discovered Rhizopogon ater in September, 1986. Meet at the waterfall in Falls City at 10am. Detailed directions and maps will be posted the week prior to the foray.
Lincoln County Mushroom Show: Saturday, November 3, 11am to 4pm. At the Central Lincoln PUD building in Newport, at the north end of town on the west side of Hwy. 101, about a block before Wal-Mart.
November Meeting: Tuesday, November 6, 7:30pm. The speaker will be Forest Service mycologist Dr. Michael Castellano, presenting "Rarity in Fungi: are rare species really rare?" The meeting will be held at the Corvallis Multicutural Literacy Center at 128 SW 9th street in Corvallis (the big yellow house between Monroe and Madison avenues.
Late November (pre-potluck) Foray - note special date: Saturday, November 24. To an ODF tract near Hoskins. Meet at the old Ft. Hoskins tavern on Hoskins road at 10am. Detailed directions and maps will be posted the week prior to the foray.
See website for details.
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NATS logo contest: We are seeking ideas for a new logo. The vole and rake have served well for almost 30 years, but it's time for an update. Bring your ideas and artwork to the November meeting, or email them to the trufflemaster; trappem@. We'll select the one we like best and present the winning artist with an extravagant prize at the December potluck. We are looking for themes emphasizing ecology, symbiosis, and sustainability. Good luck!
Help wanted: NATS is seeking a volunteer Membership Coordinator. We depend on volunteers to keep NATS active and vibrant; this is a great chance to participate! Contact the trufflemaster trappem@ for details.
Just so you know… a reminder for the newer members.
General Foray Information: Forays are held the first Saturday of each month from October through June, usually within a 60-80 mile radius of Corvallis. We typically meet at 10:00am and are out in the field until to mid-afternoon, so pack a lunch and dress for the weather. Bring a garden rake ("cultivator") with 4-5 widely spaced tines if you have one; if you don't there are usually extras. Many folks bring their own cars so they can leave when they want to, though we certainly encourage carpooling when possible.
General Meeting Information: Meetings are held at 7:30pm on the Tuesday following the first Saturday of the month (the first Saturday of the month is the normal foray date). Meetings are held at the Corvallis Multicutural Literacy Center at 128 SW 9th street in Corvallis (the big yellow house between Monroe and Madison avenues.
There is parking on 9th street and in the dirt lot at the SW corner of 9th and Monroe.
Tennessee Truffles Tempt Both Farmers, Chefs at $800 a Pound
By Mark Clothier
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Aug. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Seven years ago, Tom Michaels planted a few dozen hazelnut trees in Tennessee's red dirt and waited.
This year, his patience bore fruit. The Tennessee scientist became the first U.S. farmer to harvest black winter truffles similar to France's on a commercial scale. Top U.S. restaurants are paying him about $800 a pound for an aroma and taste they used to buy from abroad.
The potential payoff is persuading dozens of other farmers in the Southeast to cultivate black truffles, a market dominated by France since Napoleon ate them as an aphrodisiac. The truffles, which are part of the mushroom family and grow amid tree roots, are also called Perigord truffles, after the area in France whose climate and river valleys offer ideal conditions.
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The reception has been outrageous,'' said Michaels, 60, who researched truffle reproduction for his Ph.D. dissertation. ``It's hard enough to get truffles to grow, but I thought selling them would be the real hurdle.''
Instead, he found ready buyers. One chef who switched from French truffles is Linton Hopkins, owner of Atlanta's Restaurant Eugene, which Esquire magazine named one of the best new restaurants of 2004. He serves truffles several ways: with heavy cream over parpadelle pasta, mixed in risotto, tossed with baby potatoes and in ice cream.
``They were just ideal,'' Hopkins said of Michaels's truffles. ``The aroma was perfect. They really did have an immediacy from the earth, a freshness that you can't mimic.''
Ancient Delicacy
Recipes for cooking truffles with wine sauce date back to cookbooks from ancient Rome, said Ian Hall, who co-wrote the 1994 book ``The Black Truffle'' with Gordon Brown and James Byars. Ancient Greeks and Romans thought truffles were the byproduct of lightning strikes, found treasures like glass on a beach. French farmers scoff at the notion that U.S. truffles could threaten Europe's centuries-old leadership.
``Who here is going to worry about these Tennessee truffles?'' said Gilbert Espenon, a truffle producer and mayor of the town of Saint Didier, in southeastern France. ``They may sell a few in America, but we hardly suffer from overproduction here. Maybe next century will be different, but for the moment we are far from overproduction.''
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