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27-03-2009, 03:10 PM
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| |  which peziza?
Hi everyone,
this was growing, in a strong troop, about 20+ fruiting bodies, in a plant pot with liliacea, quite damp though.
Its quite granular surface leads me to think it must be P. Granulosa, but I had P. Domiciliana growing out of an old stone wall only about 2mtrs away a few weeks ago - and it appears so similar. 
Grateful for more guidance than jordan gives on how to decide please.
Cheers
Ken 
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27-03-2009, 03:31 PM
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| | | Re: which peziza?
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Originally Posted by diggleken  Hi everyone,
this was growing, in a strong troop, about 20+ fruiting bodies, in a plant pot with liliacea, quite damp though.
Its quite granular surface leads me to think it must be P. Granulosa, but I had P. Domiciliana growing out of an old stone wall only about 2mtrs away a few weeks ago - and it appears so similar.
Grateful for more guidance than jordan gives on how to decide please.
Cheers
Ken | Check out the key Ken at : British fungi - Keys
Although microscopy is normally required for correct ID of most peziza species.
John |
27-03-2009, 04:32 PM
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Thats a great key John, many thanks - another into my favourites!
one day I might not need to ask . . . . .ha ha  , we all do sometimes!!!
Substrate tends to make it granulosa - thats my current thinking without microscopy. 
Cheers
Ken
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27-03-2009, 06:42 PM
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I know you may have done due to substrate, but have you discounted P. vesiculosa? |
27-03-2009, 09:28 PM
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Nick -I owe you for many good ID's and advice ( you know what I mean) -and this is no departure from that, very grateful, that does indeed look a wonderful steer.
this is another pic, which is VERY close to jordans.
poisonous too I note!
Cheers
Ken 
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