Mushroom Sticker Groups

Stickers are grouped the way mushrooms look in the field: by cap shape, what is under the cap, and where they grow.

• Amanita Mushroom Stickers

  Amanitas are the classic "toadstools": a cap on a slender stem, often with a skirt-like ring and a cup or bulb at the base. The genus includes the red-and-white fly agaric and the deadly death cap.

  2 stickers in this group →

• Bolete Mushroom Stickers

  Boletes have a sponge of tiny pores under the cap instead of gills, usually on a thick, sturdy stem.

  1 stickers in this group →

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  Russula Mushroom Stickers

  Russulas, or brittlegills, have crumbly white flesh that snaps like chalk and caps in almost every color.

  1 stickers in this group →

• Morel & Chanterelle Stickers

  Two of the most recognisable shapes in the woods: the honeycomb-pitted morel and the golden, funnel-shaped chanterelle with blunt ridges instead of true gills.

  2 stickers in this group →

• Shelf & Bracket Fungus Stickers

  Fungi that grow straight out of wood: tiered brackets, colourful shelves and shaggy clumps of hanging spines.

  3 stickers in this group →

• Gilled Mushroom Stickers

  Cap-and-gill mushrooms beyond the amanitas — from tall parasols and shaggy ink caps to oyster mushrooms and shiitake.

  4 stickers in this group →