Browse All Fungi
The data below comes from the University of Washington Biology and Ecology of Fungi class taught by Professor Claire Willing. Each row represents a fungal species recorded in Washington, with key information about taxonomy, ecology, and collection status.
Column highlights:
Scientific_Name – The formal Latin name of the species (italicized in the table).
Common_Name – The widely recognized common name.
Phylum, Family, Hymenium_Type, Broad_Spore_Color, Spore_Color – Morphological and taxonomic details.
Trophic_Mode, Guild, Host_Substrate, Host_Substrate_Association, Host_Substrate_Specificity – Ecological roles and substrate associations.
Fungarium_Collection – Indicates whether this species has specimens in the Burke Museum Fungarium.
Entry.Year – Year the data for this species was entered.
Use the search boxes to filter by species, family, trophic mode, or fungarium collection status. Clicking on the scientific name will take you to a species fact sheet with additional details.
Disclaimer: This table is for educational purposes. Collection regulations may change over time, and this information is not a substitute for official guidance. Always consult an expert before handling or consuming wild mushrooms.