another small oyster ish for id

[kiltoncomp]

found this one today on what i think was an oak stump growing in large cluster, (pics only show small area), cap approx 25mm across, cap feels rubbery, no unusual smell , Crepidotus or Panellus ??








Brian.

[leifus]

could it be....

Bitter oysterling, Panellus stipticus?

[Chris Yeates]

that, I must say, is a very good suggestion, the veining on the gills is very distinctive

Chris

[kiltoncomp]

Originally Posted by leifus

could it be....

Bitter oysterling, Panellus stipticus?

Hi Leifus, thanks for that, that was my feeling as well, but i was unsure as it could have been a crepidotus sp?

Brian.

[kiltoncomp]

Originally Posted by Chris Yeates

that, I must say, is a very good suggestion, the veining on the gills is very distinctive

Chris

Hi Chris, i take it from your reply that it is Panellus stipticus? as it does look very much like the ones in both Jordans and Phillips books,


Brian.

p:s i have kept a couple for later id(drying nicely)

[KeenTeen17]

I think leif may be right - good call

[kiltoncomp]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

I think leif may be right - good call

Hi KT, yes, i'm sure he was right with his suggestion, i did a quick search of the Gallery and the Panellus stipticus pictured in the Gallery are spot on,and match perfectlywith the ones i found,(without microscopic backup of course!)
so well done Leifus

Brian.

[Chris Yeates]

Originally Posted by kiltoncomp

Hi Chris, i take it from your reply that it is Panellus stipticus?

yes indeed

Chris

[leifus]

Woooooooooo Thank you Mr. Jordan