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25-09-2008, 07:30 PM
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| | | Hygrocybe with split cap Little Stones, Anston 25 Sept 2008
Found growing in grass amongst gorse, with Oak and S Birch nearby.
I thought this was Hygrocybe psittacina. It had a glutinous covering to the cap.
But I have not noticed this tendency for the cap to split in the guides.
Your comments and observations welcomed
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| | | Re: Hygrocybe with split cap Glutinous covering to the cap and the green colouring - it must be psittacina but I have never come across one split like this.
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