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24-12-2008, 03:19 PM
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| | | Coprinus on beech stump ID This was growing on the underside of an uprooted beech. The inrolled cap at such a late stage of auto digestion had me baffled  Any ideas anyone?
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| | | Re: Coprinus on beech stump ID an old Coprinus micaceus?
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| | | Re: Coprinus on beech stump ID It's a more than splendid photo, curiously the stems aren't speckled with spores.!!
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