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Ramaria of the Pacifc Northwest Ron Exeter, Botanist, Bureau of Land Management, Salem District Lorelei Norvell * , President, Pacifc Northwest Mycology Service, Portland, OR ramaria R. botrytis R. subviolacea R. rubripermanens Echinoramaria lentoramaria R. eumorpha R. abietina R. apiculata R. stricta R. rubella laeticolora R. cystidiophora R. armeniaca R. rasilisporoides R. formosa R. rasilispora R. leptoformosa In 1994, Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service planning documents in R. velocimutans the Pacifc Northwest (PNW) mandated survey and protection for more than 25 species R. botrytoides of Ramaria. Subsequent compilation of the existing literature and inventories led to the publication: “Ramaria of the Pacifc Northwestern United States” (Exeter, Norvell & Cázares 2006). The 90-taxa monograph introduces R. rasilisporoides, a newly described R. acrisiccescens species that resembles the vernal R. rasilispora but fruits only in autumn and possesses R. araiospora fnely ornamented basidiospores. Inventories also established several known sites for R. botrytoides, previously known only from eastern North America, and the discoveries of R. marrii and R. armeniaca in western Oregon, previously known from northern Idaho. Ramaria of the Pacifc Northwestern United States” covers all known PNW species and R. marrii includes complete descriptions, keys, and color photographs. R. stuntzii TDJ Ramaria of the “Ramaria of the Pacifc Northwestern United States” is available from the Orders by mail: Phone orders: Pacifc Northwestern United States Ronald L. Exeter, Lorelei Norvell & Efrén Cázares Bureau of Land Management, Salem District. The 157-page publication presents Bureau of Land Management 1-503-375-5646 previously published or new descriptions for the 90 known ramarias west of Salem District the Rocky Mountains. Photographs (190 in full color) are provided for most attn: Ramaria publication species. The cost of the publication is $27 and includes shipping. Personal check, 1717 Fabry Road SE money order or visa (phone orders) are accepted. Additional information on the Salem, Oregon 97306 publication can be obtained by contacting Ron Exeter at: [email protected]. BLM Salem District

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Ramaria of the Pacific NorthwestRon Exeter, Botanist, Bureau of Land Management, Salem District Lorelei Norvell*, President, Pacific Northwest Mycology Service, Portland, OR

ramaria

R. botrytis R. subviolacea R. rubripermanens

Echinoramaria lentoramaria

R. eumorpha R. abietina R. apiculata R. stricta R. rubella

laeticolora

R. cystidiophora R. armeniaca R. rasilisporoides R. formosa

R. rasilispora R. leptoformosa

In 1994, Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service planning documents in R. velocimutans the Pacific Northwest (PNW) mandated survey and protection for more than 25 species R. botrytoides

of Ramaria. Subsequent compilation of the existing literature and inventories led to the publication: “Ramaria of the Pacific Northwestern United States” (Exeter, Norvell & Cázares 2006). The 90-taxa monograph introduces R. rasilisporoides, a newly described

R. acrisiccescens species that resembles the vernal R. rasilispora but fruits only in autumn and possesses R. araiospora

finely ornamented basidiospores. Inventories also established several known sites for R. botrytoides, previously known only from eastern North America, and the discoveries of R. marrii and R. armeniaca in western Oregon, previously known from northern Idaho. “Ramaria of the Pacific Northwestern United States” covers all known PNW species and

R. marrii includes complete descriptions, keys, and color photographs. R. stuntzii TDJ

Ramaria of the “Ramaria of the Pacific Northwestern United States” is available from the Orders by mail: Phone orders:

Pacific Northwestern United States Ronald L. Exeter, Lorelei Norvell & Efrén Cázares

Bureau of Land Management, Salem District. The 157-page publication presents Bureau of Land Management 1-503-375-5646 previously published or new descriptions for the 90 known ramarias west of Salem District the Rocky Mountains. Photographs (190 in full color) are provided for most attn: Ramaria publication species. The cost of the publication is $27 and includes shipping. Personal check, 1717 Fabry Road SE money order or visa (phone orders) are accepted. Additional information on the Salem, Oregon 97306 publication can be obtained by contacting Ron Exeter at: [email protected].

BLM

Salem District