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30-07-2009, 09:46 AM
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| |  4 meadow fungi for help
A wander about an acidic meadow on monday saw these 5 - only one, blackening wax cap is easy for me, so grateful for any steers on the others please! 
None were particularly with smell.
All were small about 1 - 3 cm cap width.
So they are in individual shots with a couple of group shots of only4 - the group gills shot is rubbish, sorry.
1/ possible entoloma clypeatum? lightish brown spore print. 
2/ possible entoloma vernum? very umbonate, light brown spore print. 
3/ dont know this one - dark brown spore print. 
4/ possible tubaris spp? - this one is NOT in the group shot. 
Group shot of 1,2 3 in order, with the blackening wax cap in them too. 
group gills shot as above. 
And finally the blackening waxcap. 
Thanks a lot - sorry for the length!
Ken
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30-07-2009, 07:08 PM
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Awwwhh, no help yet team? 
Ken
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30-07-2009, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by diggleken  Awwwhh, no help yet team?
Ken | The word entoloma scares most people Ken  Only Melanie is that brave 
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30-07-2009, 07:17 PM
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Ah yes, but I'm probably utterly wrong!
Cheers John
Ken
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30-07-2009, 08:05 PM
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You need a lot more information to be able to work out your Entolomas.
That said, I think E. vernum is unlikely for photo 2.
The most common grassland species looking like the specimens in photo 1 is E. sericeum, and in photo 2 is E. conferendum. But that's quite different from saying that's what these are. |
30-07-2009, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by FungiJohn The word entoloma scares most people Ken Only Melanie is that brave
John | Or foolish .... 
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30-07-2009, 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by ManwithNoname You need a lot more information to be able to work out your Entolomas.
That said, I think E. vernum is unlikely for photo 2.
The most common grassland species looking like the specimens in photo 1 is E. sericeum, and in photo 2 is E. conferendum. But that's quite different from saying that's what these are. | Hello,
I agree wholly to all of the said!
Number 3 could be Agrocybe arvalis and no. 4 seems to be an old Galerina.
best regards,
Andreas
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31-07-2009, 07:29 AM
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Ah well.
Pretty much as expected, I thought it would be tough with insufficient detail, but lived in hope!
Without spore detail, E. conferendum does seem a god bet.
Thanks anyway everyone.
Cheers
Ken
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