Pluteus cervinus??

[wildherbalian85]

Found a few more of those "Pluteus cervinus" i think Found at a different location here are some pictures...





and a close up of the Gills...



And i'm curious as to what this mushroom might be....

[NickCantle]

It's Pluteus cervinus. If your close up is trying to prove that the lamellar edges are darker than the lamellar face, as is typical in Pluteus atromarginatus, then you're to be disappointed I think. P. atromarginatus has very distinctive lamellar edges which are dark brown on a pink gill. The brown parts of 1 in 100 lamellae in your photograph, are probably dirty gills.

I don't know then, I've not enough experience with the latter species to have any valid input. Wait for Neil

Nick

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

It's Pluteus cervinus. If your close up is trying to prove that the lamellar edges are darker than the lamellar face, as is typical in Pluteus atromarginatus, then you're to be disappointed I think. P. atromarginatus has very distinctive lamellar edges which are dark brown on a pink gill. The brown parts of 1 in 100 lamellae in your photograph, are probably dirty gills.

I don't know then, I've not enough experience with the latter species to have any valid input. Wait for Neil

Nick

Close up is not intended to prove or suggest anything I mearly seek a confirmation

oh and im curious to the last mushrooms identity

[NickCantle]

I have no idea, sorry

[fairplay]

The confirmation was made in the 'Fungus of the Day' thread.

Neil.

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by fairplay

The confirmation was made in the 'Fungus of the Day' thread.

Neil.

Ermm sorry no it wasn't!! These msuhrooms where not posted in that thread, these mushrooms are completely different mushrooms for which a confirmation was sought.

[fairplay]

They are the same species i.e. Pluteus cervinus - extremely common.

I'm wondering why you seem to be concentrating on gill shots, as apart from P.atromarginatus the way to tell other Pluteus spp. is to look at the cap.

Surely you are not pinning your hopes on this being P.atromarginatus are you. ?

Neil.

[wildherbalian85]

Nope i wasn't

out of interest...

Pluteus umbrosus sensu auct., Pluteus nigrofloccosus, Pluteus tricuspidatus, Pluteus cervinus var. atromarginatus, Pluteus cervinus var. nigrofloccosus, Pluteus cervinus subsp. atromarginatus

this a list of the varieties of Pluteus atromarginatus found in the UK, this is just out of interest

[NickCantle]

That's a list of previous synonyms.

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

That's a list of previous synonyms.

Oh, thanks nick