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SJQuinney: "Popcorn conks" of H. annosum on ponderosa pine
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SJQuinney: 20 year old stump with viable I. tomentosus
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SJQuinney: 76" Ponderosa Pine
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SJQuinney: Advanced decay of annosus in ponderosa pine
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SJQuinney: Aerial photo of Armillaria mortality center
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SJQuinney: Aerial photo of Armillaria mortality centers
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SJQuinney: Amanita
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SJQuinney: Amanita caesaria
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SJQuinney: Amanita phalloides
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SJQuinney: Amanita verna
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SJQuinney: Annosum in thinned ponderosa pine
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SJQuinney: Annosum killed fir
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SJQuinney: Annosum root disease center
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SJQuinney: Annosus in ponderosa pine
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SJQuinney: Annosus in true fir
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SJQuinney: annosus root disease
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SJQuinney: Annosus root disease
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SJQuinney: Annosus sporocarps
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SJQuinney: Annosus sporocarps
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SJQuinney: Annosus sporocarps
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SJQuinney: Annosus sporocarps
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SJQuinney: Annosus sporocarp sterile margin
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SJQuinney: Annosus sporulating inside tree hollow
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SJQuinney: Armillaria - jack pine
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SJQuinney: Armillaria center in red pine
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SJQuinney: Armillaria fan lodgepole pine
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SJQuinney: Armillaria fan on red pine
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SJQuinney: Armillaria fan on red pine
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SJQuinney: Armillaria fan on root
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SJQuinney: Armillaria fans in excavated lodgepole pine roots