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25-05-2009, 08:37 PM
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| |  yellow fungi troops
Groups of trooping yellow-ish fungi on recent woodchippings, hollow yellow stem, cap maturing paler after early yellow tinge.
No noticeable smell.
any help please?
I can go back for further details if needed!
thanks
Ken 
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25-05-2009, 08:39 PM
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| | | Re: yellow fungi troops
Judging by the immature specimens towards the middle of the bunch, these look like Bolbitius vitellinus. The substrate would also support this.
EDIT; BUT they're far too substantial, so I'm tempted to retract that suggestion!
EDIT AGAIN!  - Aren't there some substantial variations to Bolbitius somewhere along the lines?
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25-05-2009, 08:44 PM
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Thanks Nick,
I struggled to find it!
The stem was also granular at the top, as in the pic, gills brown/cinnamon - all fits with jordans description - shape of cap also reminiscent of common ink cap too.
He has them as infrequent - any views on that? 
Cheers
Ken
Edit for your edit - I forgot size(!) -they were about 1'' max across cap, so not a big fungus.
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25-05-2009, 09:29 PM
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| | | Re: yellow fungi troops
Nick is right again, i think now they are all considered to be
B.titubans.
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