Fungi of Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

The fungi most often spotted in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes, ranked by recent research-grade observations.

299

recent observations

50

species listed

50

fungi

Naturalists have logged 299 research-grade observations across the 50 most-recorded species in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes. The most frequently seen is the Cladonia skottsbergii, with 81 recorded sightings.

Most-observed fungi in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes

Cladonia skottsbergii

Cladonia skottsbergii

81 observations · iNaturalist

orange pore fungus

Favolaschia claudopus

42 observations · iNaturalist

Spring Polypore

Lentinus arcularius

16 observations · iNaturalist

anemone stinkhorn fungus

13 observations · iNaturalist

Morchella galilaea

11 observations · iNaturalist

Trametes versicolor

10 observations · iNaturalist

splitgill mushroom

Schizophyllum commune

9 observations · iNaturalist

Hygrocybe noelokelani

Hygrocybe noelokelani

9 observations · iNaturalist

Pholiota peleae

Pholiota peleae

7 observations · iNaturalist

Ophiocordyceps humbertii

Ophiocordyceps humbertii

7 observations · iNaturalist

Fan-shaped Jelly Fungus

Dacrymyces spathularia

7 observations · iNaturalist

Green-spored Parasol

Chlorophyllum molybdites

6 observations · iNaturalist

Rhodocollybia laulaha

Rhodocollybia laulaha

6 observations · iNaturalist

Phallus multicolor

Phallus multicolor

6 observations · iNaturalist

Collybiopsis subpruinosa

Collybiopsis subpruinosa

5 observations · iNaturalist

4 observations · iNaturalist

Cinnabar Bracket

Trametes sanguinea

4 observations · iNaturalist

Exobasidium darwinii

Exobasidium darwinii

4 observations · iNaturalist

Trooping Crumble Cap

Coprinellus disseminatus

3 observations · iNaturalist

Tremella fuciformis

3 observations · iNaturalist

Usnea australis

Usnea australis

3 observations · iNaturalist

Auricularia cornea

3 observations · iNaturalist

Cyclocybe parasitica

3 observations · iNaturalist

Mustard Yellow Polypore

Fuscoporia gilva

3 observations · iNaturalist

common puffball

Lycoperdon perlatum

2 observations · iNaturalist

Pseudocolus fusiformis

2 observations · iNaturalist

Earliella scabrosa

Earliella scabrosa

2 observations · iNaturalist

Tetrapyrgos alba

Tetrapyrgos alba

2 observations · iNaturalist

Gloeocantharellus pallidus

Gloeocantharellus pallidus

2 observations · iNaturalist

Pear-shaped Puffball

Apioperdon pyriforme

2 observations · iNaturalist

Northern Cinnabar Polypore

Trametes cinnabarina

2 observations · iNaturalist

Sporobolus inflorescence smut

Curvularia ravenelii

2 observations · iNaturalist

Candlesnuff Fungus

Xylaria hypoxylon

1 observation · iNaturalist

Collared Earthstar

Geastrum triplex

1 observation · iNaturalist

Short-stalked Suillus

Suillus brevipes

1 observation · iNaturalist

orange poreconch

Favolaschia calocera

1 observation · iNaturalist

flowerpot parasol

Leucocoprinus birnbaumii

1 observation · iNaturalist

1 observation · iNaturalist

1 observation · iNaturalist

Orange Moss Navel

Rickenella fibula

1 observation · iNaturalist

Shiny Mottlegill

Panaeolus semiovatus

1 observation · iNaturalist

violet-toothed polypore

Trichaptum biforme

1 observation · iNaturalist

Suillus salmonicolor

1 observation · iNaturalist

Common Powderhorn

Cladonia coniocraea

1 observation · iNaturalist

paddy straw mushroom

Volvariella volvacea

1 observation · iNaturalist

Panaeolus cyanescens

1 observation · iNaturalist

dark-footed tinypore

Microporus affinis

1 observation · iNaturalist

Entoloma stylophorum

Entoloma stylophorum

1 observation · iNaturalist

Southern Soldiers

Cladonia didyma

1 observation · iNaturalist

onion-stalk parasol

Leucocoprinus cepistipes

1 observation · iNaturalist

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