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22-09-2008, 01:45 PM
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| | | Small Fungi under Beech..
found growing under Beech..very strong mealy smell..standing tall at just 3cms high..
help wtih ID please.. 
Many thanx
Julie 
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22-09-2008, 03:30 PM
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Looks like a very pale form of Honey Fungus to me Julie but I know next to nothing!!!  |
22-09-2008, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Stewy  Looks like a very pale form of Honey Fungus to me Julie but I know next to nothing!!! | That was my first thoughts Stewy..it was the colour that got me a little confused..
Julie
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22-09-2008, 04:09 PM
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Hi Julie,
These are a Pholiota sp. - most likely gummosa but I've never seen these with Beech before.
Was the ground quite damp where these were growing ? (which would tend to confirm it)
Neil.
Extra problem - P. gummosa is supposed to be odourless, so confusion reigns.
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22-09-2008, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by fairplay Hi Julie,
These are a Pholiota sp. - most likely gummosa but I've never seen these with Beech before.
Was the ground quite damp where these were growing ? (which would tend to confirm it)
Neil. | Its wasnt dry if thats what you mean...
they were easy to pull.. so your telling they could be Sticky scalycap..lol
Julie
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| |  Re: Small Fungi under Beech..
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Originally Posted by fairplay Hi Julie,
These are a Pholiota sp. - most likely gummosa but I've never seen these with Beech before.
Was the ground quite damp where these were growing ? (which would tend to confirm it)
Neil.
Extra problem - P. gummosa is supposed to be odourless, so confusion reigns. | I think you are right with P. gummosa Neil.
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