Probably not edible. We think maybe Albatrellus confluens.
Top view of what might be Albatrellus confluens.
Whitish pores, and rich brown flesh when you cut into it.
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I’m Kate Golden, a reporter who left Juneau, Alaska, just when the cohos started to come in. I’m on the hunt for wild berries, mushrooms, nuts, fish and critters in urban Madison, Wisconsin. Plus transcendental dumplings, or whatever else is out there.Foraging and fermenting
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So — what nutritious value do edible mushrooms have, anyway?