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21-07-2009, 12:06 PM
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| | | Unknown finds
I had a good day yesterday four types of Bolete an Entoloma serrulatum and an Agaricus subfloccosus but I did have trouble with some 
The first is a medium sized Coprinus(or Coprinellus or Coprinopis etc  ) growing on wood chip. It is too small for picaceus but I think at c5 cm to big for a common or garden lagopus. 
The second a nice easy Agaricus  It looks like A. bernardii but never having seen one before. It has the distinctive cracking of the cap 
and it has a slightly fishy smell but that might just be down to its age and the flesh of the stipe turned pink on cutting. My main problem is that it has a fairly small ring and it was growing in a small woodland play area both of which are wrong for bernardii
Thoughts please.
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21-07-2009, 12:34 PM
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| | | Re: Unknown finds
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Originally Posted by flaxton  I had a good day yesterday four types of Bolete an Entoloma serrulatum and an Agaricus subfloccosus but I did have trouble with some
The first is a medium sized Coprinus(or Coprinellus or Coprinopis etc ) growing on wood chip. It is too small for picaceus but I think at c5 cm to big for a common or garden lagopus.
The second a nice easy Agaricus It looks like A. bernardii but never having seen one before. It has the distinctive cracking of the cap
and it has a slightly fishy smell but that might just be down to its age and the flesh of the stipe turned pink on cutting. My main problem is that it has a fairly small ring and it was growing in a small woodland play area both of which are wrong for bernardii
Thoughts please.
Mal | Hi Mal
I'd still opt for C. Lagopus. The Agaricus could well be Agaricus bitorquis
John
edit where's the other ring on the agaricus
Last edited by FungiJohn; 21-07-2009 at 12:37 PM.
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