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

[Fungus]

Mirrored Gills, possibly a Russula (but not very convinced)

 

David,

What tree species is this sinuate gilled Tricholoma species associated with ?

[armybloke]

Gerrit, yes I will remember for next time. 1st pic found under Ash, 2nd and 3rd pic on H Chestnut and 4th pic on Prunus Sp.

 

That any help?

 

Marco

[David Humphries]

David,

What tree species is this sinuate gilled Tricholoma species associated with ?

 

Was at my feet when I took the shot of my colleague with the fibre scope in the shot above.

You can just make out acorn/leaf/twigs in the shot.

 

Quercus robur

 

 

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[Fungus]

Quercus robur

 

Then it could be Tricholoma ustaloides, T. sejunctum (smell of flour) or T. saponaceum (smell of soap).

Edited September 29, 2011 by Fungus

[Fungus]

1st pic found under Ash, 2nd and 3rd pic on H Chestnut and 4th pic on Prunus Sp.

 

Marco,

So the mushroom with gills was on Aesculus ? If so, it must be something else than Hypsizygus ulmarius or H. tessulatus, but without further information on the gills, stipe, spore colour and the smell, I can't give a name to it.

Edited September 29, 2011 by Fungus

[David Humphries]

Then it could be Tricholoma ustaloides, T. sejunctum (smell of flour) or T. saponaceum (smell of soap).

 

 

Thanks for your thoughts

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Todays stumbled upon specimens.........

 

Coprinus lagopus

Leccinum sp (one of the associated scabrum clan)

Hypholoma fasciculare

Gymnopilus junonius

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[David Humphries]

............also these wee oddities

 

Thy look for all intents & purposes like forming Lycoperdons.

 

Gut tells me perlatum, but something doesn't seem right.

 

Open to any thoughts/suggestions

 

 

 

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[Fungus]

... also these wee oddities They look for all intents & purposes like forming Lycoperdons. Gut tells me perlatum, but something doesn't seem right. Open to any thoughts/suggestions

 

David,

Especially the last single one in the last photo seems to be developing towards becoming Calvatia excipuliformis.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

............also these wee oddities

 

Thy look for all intents & purposes like forming Lycoperdons.

 

Gut tells me perlatum, but something doesn't seem right.

 

Open to any thoughts/suggestions

 

 

 

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some cracking shots david, loving the ray of light in the first one with the hares foots:thumbup1: