Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....

[RobArb]

Rob,

2. A mushroom weeping tears that stain its gills, which has changed both its genus and species name twice.

 

I've got an idea, I'll come back to this one:biggrin:

 

 

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[Fungus]

Not sure of either of these ... Any guesses?

 

1. Russula species : with what tree species ?

2. With white spores ? If so : a Phellinus species. On what tree species ?

[RobArb]

The bark looks birch like, plus if you notice on the third pic there looks to be what looks like a both leaf on the left just above the bracket

 

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[Fungus]

The bark looks birch like, plus if you notice on the third pic there looks to be what looks like a both leaf on the left just above the bracket

 

Could be, but I was trying to "educate" Arborowan on giving more information on the ecology, characteristics and hosts of both fungi .

[RobArb]

Could be, but I was trying to "educate" Arborowan on giving more information on the ecology, characteristics and hosts of both fungi .

 

Sorry:blush:, I forget that its what I do naturally now and others may not:001_rolleyes:

 

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[David Humphries]

With oak and/or beech (or spruce) and with red pores ? If so : Boletus erythropus ?

 

 

Predominantly within the root zone of Carpinus with a couple of Quercus at the periphery.

Pores were reddish.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Fungus]

Predominantly within the root zone of Carpinus with a couple of Quercus at the periphery. Pores were reddish.

 

Stipe, flesh, pores and tubes turning dark blue on bruising and without an orange-red net on the surface of the upper half of the stem ? If so : Boletus erythropus .

[David Humphries]

Boletus radicans on Oak

 

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[RobArb]

Are all blue turning boletes poisonous?

 

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[David Humphries]

Are all blue turning boletes poisonous?

 

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This one's listed as not edible due to it's bitterness by Roger Phillips.

 

 

 

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