Armillaria & various fungi IDs

[KeenTeen17]

1) common honey fungus?

2)
3) stereum or trametes versicolour?


4) a bit funny shaped peziza?

[KeenTeen17]

I have got another 1 here. I found it last year

[NickCantle]

I suspect that Lord J.P might be able to help you on that Peziza- after all, the Ascomycete King has to raise his head and help his noble people at least once an evening

1 is Armillaria, not sure about the rest.

Your second image is Coprinus, possibly an aged clump of Coprinus atramentarius
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[CapAndBracket]

You must stop saying nice things about me, i have so much to learn.
How about Psathyrella corrugis for No:2.

I would guess at P.repanda, but that could be way off reality under the scope.

Cheers J.P.

[NickCantle]

I think that your knowledge deserves recognition

Now come on, what's that Peziza!?

[Chris Yeates]

this is like KT is getting out his last year's holiday pic's and is giving us a 'slideshow'

hmmm

Chris

[KeenTeen17]

thats actually the reason Chris
I have been searching my Cd archive and came across a load of unnamed mushrooms.


any ideas on the brown one on the separate post. it has had me stumped for AGES and everyone I have asked!

I went back to the bracket today and I think it was turkeytail. I just complicated the photo by using my macro lens

[KeenTeen17]

this is the bracket

turkeytail is the diagnosis

[flaxton]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

1) common honey fungus?

2)
3) stereum or trametes versicolour?


4) a bit funny shaped peziza?

KT
You should know by now what details are needed Gills gills gills.
The first is Armillaria sp no gills and stipe details no diagnosis
the second could even be a Mycena no gills no diagnosis
The third Trametes has pores Stereum has a smooth fertile surface no photo no diagnosis (but I think it is Stereum hirsutum)
Peziza you have a photo of the fertile surface but I don't have the knowledge

Mal