Three Mushroom ID (one was under a wall!)

[KeenTeen17]

1) Is this southern bracket? ganoderma applanatum?


2) I found this under a sapling poplar tree. The stem has lots of bumps on it.


3) I found this fellow growing in the soil at the bottom of a wall. What is it?
It was quite big - not a tiny thing!


4) There was a small orange mushroom that had a fleshy ring around the stem. It was like a hypholoma elongatum but not as elongated. It was growing in a mossy area where there used to be a playground but was taken down years ago. Any ideas?

[jhewitt15]

the third one look like a tough shank

[KeenTeen17]

I wouldn't be able to tell if you were right or wrong mate I'm that rubbish at IDs

[NickCantle]

First looks like Root Rot. Second is Leccinum sp. Can't help you on the third

[mykonik]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

1) Is this southern bracket? ganoderma applanatum?


2) I found this under a sapling poplar tree. The stem has lots of bumps on it.


3) I found this fellow growing in the soil at the bottom of a wall. What is it?
It was quite big - not a tiny thing!


4) There was a small orange mushroom that had a fleshy ring around the stem. It was like a hypholoma elongatum but not as elongated. It was growing in a mossy area where there used to be a playground but was taken down years ago. Any ideas?

Hi !

The first is a Ganoderma but immature (no pores) hence indeterminate - if it's going to be anything it'll be G. australe and not G. applanatum by the look of it !

The bolete (if associated with Populus) should be Leccinum duriusculum but doesn't look right for that species - too pink !

The one in the wall - no idea I'm afraid, can't see any relevant features such as gills etc.

Nick

[NickCantle]

Did I say Root Rot? What I meant was Ganoderma

[sarah64]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

First looks like Root Rot. Second is Leccinum sp. Can't help you on the third

I'm glad you said that Nick because I thought the second one looked like an old Orange Birch Bolete but didn't like to say as my ids ain't up to much either KeenTeen Lol.

[KeenTeen17]

I was reading through my books and the third from memory (not photo) looked a lot like earth fan.

the fourth one I can safely say is orange moss agaric

[NickCantle]

What latin name have you got for Orange Moss agaric in your book?

[KeenTeen17]

Rickenella fibula - It was only a really small mushroom .