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On 11/26/2017 at 14:00, Treeation said:

Hmm my best guess would still be Pholiota adiposa, or possibly, the ringless honey fungus - Armillaria tabescens.

 

I guess one easy way to distinuguish Armillaria from Pholiota would to be investigate arund the infestation for the classic black "bootlace" rhizomorphs

yes - if it doesnt have a ring its not the parasitic honey fungus type if I remember correctly

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