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Are these growing from an old stump under the tarmac or could they possibly be growing from the roots of a sycamore about 4mtrs away?

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Are these growing from an old stump under the tarmac or could they possibly be growing from the roots of a sycamore about 4mtrs away?

 

Sean,

Is it Scleroderma citrinum ? If it is, it can be saprotrophically decomposing dead wood or be associated with some tree species other than Acer as an ectomycorrhizal symbiont.

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Lycoperdon

 

Might be Pisolithus arrhizus (= P. tinctorius), which also is an ectomycorrhizal species.

 

So Sean,

Could you cut a specimen in half to see what the inside looks like ?

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