Thursday, 16 February 2012

Mycorrhizal

Wood Bolete

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The species is said to be edible, but should not be picked due to rarity.

Information sourced from 'Mushrooms' (Phillips), 'Fungi of Switzerland Vol.III' and Checklist of the British & Irish Basidiomycota

Photographs included courtesy of  Mike Valentine.

 

Slippery jack

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Edible but poor.

Sepia Bolete

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A Boletus chrysenteron lookalike with no red colouration on the cap or stem. It has distinctive spores with a germ pore and a flattened end.

Trumpet Chanterelle

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Alternative common names include: Autumn Chanterelle, Winter Chanterelle, Yellow Leg

The Prince

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* Do not confuse with the poisonous A. xanthoderma

The Blusher

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A rather distinctive member of the Amanita family due to its bruising nature. The variation Amanita rubescens var. Annulosulphurea is very similar to The Blusher but has a sulphur yellow tinge.
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