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01-11-2008, 11:17 AM
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| | | Fungi 11+12 1 possible snowy waxcap...?
2 i guess this is probably impossible to id from the pic...
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| | | Re: Fungi 11+12 #1 Hygrocybe pratensis #2 tricky . . . possibly Hygrocybe chlorophana, but I'd need to see more of it
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| | | Re: Fungi 11+12 1) it could be an old snowy waxcap because the ones on our garden mature to that colour
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