Unidentified Fungal Objects from Morgaston Wood

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Hoped these two might be recognizable from photos:



and possibly P. cervinus tho' it was very dark grey (taken with and without fill flash)

[CapAndBracket]

I'm still unsure about what i thought was some Psathyrella.sp, until i looked at the spores.


X1000

They are certainly warty though that isn't to clear in the image.
Would anyone agree/disagree with Lacrymaria lacrymabunda.


Cheers J.P.

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I think we can also add Boletus cisalpinus syn. Xerocomus cisalpinus to the growing list of finds for the day JP, showing particularly red caps and a strong blueing reaction:

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Originally Posted by cybershot

I think we can also add Boletus cisalpinus syn. Xerocomus cisalpinus to the growing list of finds for the day JP, showing particularly red caps and a strong blueing reaction:

......and often mis-recorded as B. chrysenteron.

[Fungus Ken]

Originally Posted by CapAndBracket

Would anyone agree/disagree with Lacrymaria lacrymabunda.


Cheers J.P.

Yes, agreed. Definitely.

Ken

[Fungus Ken]

Originally Posted by cybershot

I think we can also add Boletus cisalpinus syn. Xerocomus cisalpinus to the growing list of finds for the day JP, showing particularly red caps and a strong blueing reaction:

Looks good to me with all that blueing. Did you try the new key? Handy tip from Alan Hills is that B. ripariellus is usually in damp areas with willow and alder while B. cisalpinus is in drier woodland areas with oak.

Ken

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Originally Posted by Fungus Ken

Looks good to me with all that blueing. Did you try the new key? Handy tip from Alan Hills is that B. ripariellus is usually in damp areas with willow and alder while B. cisalpinus is in drier woodland areas with oak.

Ken

Yes, this was definitely with oak Ken

David

[Fungus Ken]

Originally Posted by cybershot

Yes, this was definitely with oak Ken

Dabid

Interesting change of name Dabid. Was this by deed poll?

Ken

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Originally Posted by Fungus Ken

Interesting change of name Dabid. Was this by deed poll?

Ken

I blame it on the gall stones -hard time concentrating. It's taken since early June but after yesterday's appointment with the surgeon at least I am now officially on the waiting list for surgery

[FungiJohn]

Originally Posted by Fungus Ken

Interesting change of name Dabid. Was this by deed poll?

Ken

It's those new glasses

jhon

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Originally Posted by fungijohn

it's Those New Glasses

Jhon

Lol at least I had time to edit mine

[Fungus Ken]

Originally Posted by cybershot

I blame it on the gall stones -hard time concentrating. It's taken since early June but after yesterday's appointment with the surgeon at least I am now officially on the waiting list for surgery

Sorry to hear about your troubles but at least things are moving... so to speak.

Ken

[CapAndBracket]

Originally Posted by cybershot

I think we can also add Boletus cisalpinus syn. Xerocomus cisalpinus to the growing list of finds for the day JP, showing particularly red caps and a strong blueing reaction:

well spotted matey, and thanks ken for confirmations.

Cheers J.P.

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any views on the original subjects of this thread please
David

[Fungus Ken]

You haven't given us many clues.

The Pluteus may well be P. cervinus. The first sort of looks Tubariaish but there just isn't enough information for me to place it.

Ken

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Fair comment Ken- very remiss of me

David