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| | | Fungus ID needed please Is it possible to ID this please.
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10-09-2006, 11:40 PM
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| | | Re: Fungus ID needed please Its an Agaricus for sure, where abouts did you find this and was there any smell distinctive from these specimens? It looks like it was in woodland(possibly beech woodland?) The reason I ask about smell is because some Agaricus species do have a distinctive smell, some smell aniseed like, others smell mushroom like and some smell iodine/ink like- it helps to narrow down the possible species.
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