Fungi for ID part 2

[Adam Cheeseman]

Hi All,
some more from the same area as part 1. Any ideas please.

1 Cortinarius sp?




2 Mycena sp?


3 sorry for the quality


4


5 Russula sp - slowly hot to taste




6 Tricholoma sp?




7 Mycena sp.




8




Cheers,

Adam

[NickCantle]

The only ones I'm fairly confident about are;

The first one is Armillaria sp.

The last one is Lyophyllum decastes

[Adam Cheeseman]

Thanks Nick.

[flaxton]

Adam
With the proviso that without microscope work to confirm I would not put a name to any of these if I was adding to anything other than my own records.

2 I would say with a slight flesh/pink colour to the cap this might be Mycena metata
3 Growing on wood with a strigose(hairy) base to the stipe it could be M. arcangeliana
7 Growing in a clump like this without any orang/yellowing to the stipe probably M. galericulata.

Mal

[Chris Yeates]

I would echo Flaxton's (cautious) comments about two of the Mycenas #2 and #3

the name Mycena metata in the various books I have bought over the years has almost certainly been differently interpreted (if you collect some and keep them overnight in a small tin or some such there should be a slightly 'hospitally' - what some books call 'iodoform' smell - though that doesn't rule out a couple of related species)

Chris