fungi to confirm and id

[kiff]

took these back in November last year

this ones a jelly ear - Auricularia auricula


think these are Fairy ring champignon - marasmius oreades


this one I think is Galerian marginata


don't know what this could be

[KeenTeen17]

1) jelly ear
2) - not sure about it being M. oreades -wrong habitat
3) hypholoma marginatum because of the stipe
4) calocybe sp?

[kiff]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

1) jelly ear
2) - not sure about it being M. oreades -wrong habitat
3) hypholoma marginatum because of the stipe
4) calocybe sp?

yes the habitat


Black Rock Somerset

[mollisia]

Hallo,

1. the yelly ear is clear and no problem.

2. They look like a Marasmius, because of the stipe, which is very untypic for the genus, but it's nevertheless Mycena galericulata. It's that marasmius-like, taff stipe, which makes it often identifiable.

3. Sorry KT, but I think it's not Hypholoma marginatum, because the colour of the gills don't fit a blackspored fungus, don't you think so?
I strongly think this one to be Galerina stylifera, which looks very much like Galerina marginata, but has in certain stages a white girdled stipe (as Hypholoma marginatum has, that's true!). I think that this species is sometimes confused with G. marginata, but if one would microscope them, they have completely different spores and Cystidia.

4. This is with certainty Lepista panaeolus (sensu lato ...)
So this must have been growing on a meadow on calcareous soil, which is only extensively used and not treated with nitrits.

best regards,
Andreas

[NickCantle]

Originally Posted by mollisia

4. This is with certainty Lepista panaeolus (sensu lato ...)
So this must have been growing on a meadow on calcareous soil, which is only extensively used and not treated with nitrits.s

Excellent, I was trying to name what I was thinking of. Is this a synonym of Lepista irina?

[mollisia]

Hallo Nick,

Originally Posted by NickCantle

Excellent, I was trying to name what I was thinking of. Is this a synonym of Lepista irina?

Lepista luscina is a synonym.
Lepista irina is another species, pale incarnat in coulor, with this remarkable smell like Hubba-Bubba-Chewing-gum.

Lepista irina:


best regards,
Andreas

[NickCantle]

Lepista luscina what what I was thinking of, thank you for confirming that Andreas

[kiff]

Originally Posted by mollisia

Hallo,

1. the yelly ear is clear and no problem.

2. They look like a Marasmius, because of the stipe, which is very untypic for the genus, but it's nevertheless Mycena galericulata. It's that marasmius-like, taff stipe, which makes it often identifiable.

3. Sorry KT, but I think it's not Hypholoma marginatum, because the colour of the gills don't fit a blackspored fungus, don't you think so?
I strongly think this one to be Galerina stylifera, which looks very much like Galerina marginata, but has in certain stages a white girdled stipe (as Hypholoma marginatum has, that's true!). I think that this species is sometimes confused with G. marginata, but if one would microscope them, they have completely different spores and Cystidia.

4. This is with certainty Lepista panaeolus (sensu lato ...)
So this must have been growing on a meadow on calcareous soil, which is only extensively used and not treated with nitrits.

best regards,
Andreas

Thanks for all your replies

Black Rock and most of the North Mendip hills has calcareous soil Black Rock it self if an old limestone quarry, I found all the fungi on a part that was just outside the old quarry works which has been left untouched and left to nature there is an abundance of diffrent fungi's