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14-11-2008, 11:16 AM
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| | | Two fungal clumps Both these species were growing on deciduous logs, and both are very common throughout the area of woodland they were in. Flammulina velutipes?
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| | | Re: Two fungal clumps Hi
I would go along with Velvet shank and I think the first one is Coprinus micaceus.
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