Fungi for ID part 3

[Adam Cheeseman]

Hi All,

A whole load more for ID please if possible. Those growing on wood are on dead willow from the edge of a willow woodland/reedbed.

1. Russula - no obviousaroma, slowly hot, faint taste of rice paper




2. Woolly Milkcap?




3.







No Number 4


5.


6. Mycena?


7.


8.


9. Diatrype disciformis?


10.




11.




12.




13. micro sp



Cheers,

Adam

[NickCantle]

You're right on the second with Lactarius pubescens though it is unusually pallid.


12 looks like Phlebia tremellosa.

Three is interesting. Very interesting

[Andy Overall]

Originally Posted by Adam Cheeseman

Hi All,

A whole load more for ID please if possible. Those growing on wood are on dead willow from the edge of a willow woodland/reedbed.

1. Russula - no obviousaroma, slowly hot, faint taste of rice paper




2. Woolly Milkcap?




3.







No Number 4


5.


6. Mycena?


7.


8.


9. Diatrype disciformis?


10.




11.




12.




13. micro sp



Cheers,

Adam

Hi Adam,

I can help with the first 3 species

1. R. fragilis possibly

2. L. pubescens

3. Tricholoma cingulatum


Andy

[NickCantle]

Brilliant Andy, that's what had me about number three. Now I know that it's a seemingly very distinctive Tricholoma. Cheers (even though it's not my thread )

[Chris Yeates]

hi

I'll try and redeem myself after the nebularis fiasco . . .

#5 is a discomycete, and close-ish to #8 - possibly Cudoniella clavus

#7 colourwise is slightly reminiscent of Wet Rot Coniophora puteana, but I would like a better view

#8 is I think the disco. Cudoniella acicularis

#9 not D. disciformis looks very like Hypoxylon fragiforme especially if on Fagus

#10 I'm pretty certain that this is Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea a species I have collected several times (it should have an elastic layer in the cap) when I saw the thumbnail my first thought was Resupinatus trichotis (of which more later) but it's not that

#12 looks very like Merulius tremellosus

#13 is a slime mould: its an Arcyria, but for the moment I'd leave it at that

sorry I haven't looked up the English names for most of these

regards

Chris

[NickCantle]

Were five and eight growing on Oak do you know Adam?

Could be Cudoniella acicularis or Lachnum virgineum.

[Chris Yeates]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

Were five and eight growing on Oak do you know Adam?

Could be Cudoniella acicularis or Lachnum virgineum.

the former I think, Nick (see above - I must have been editing the spelling when you posted!

[NickCantle]

Excellent stuff Chris

[leifus]

Originally Posted by Adam Cheeseman

Hi All,

A whole load more for ID please if possible. Those growing on wood are on dead willow from the edge of a willow woodland/reedbed.

1. Russula - no obviousaroma, slowly hot, faint taste of rice paper




2. Woolly Milkcap?




3.







No Number 4


5.


6. Mycena?


7.


8.


9. Diatrype disciformis?


10.




11.




12.




13. micro sp



Cheers,

Adam

could 8 be Oak Pin - Cudoniella acicularis??

[Chris Yeates]

Originally Posted by leifus

could 8 be Oak Pin - Cudoniella acicularis??

yep, that what's Nick and I think . . .

cheers

Chris