Brownish-yellow fungi needing ID help

[Ken Burgess]

Originally Posted by Alantb

That Cortinarius [Q7] looks rather like a very young C. hemitrichus - one of the few I sometimes think I know.

It could be, Alan. That's what I would have suggested. But, if you've read above, Andreas is suggesting it could be something much rarer.

Ken

[JennyS]

I wish I'd got a specimen!
Oh well, I'm learning, brought home bits of the crusts and dots in my latest cry for help ........

Jenny

[mollisia]

Originally Posted by mollisia

Which doesn't mean of course that this feeling may proof wrong from time to time!!

Hello,

this should read:
Which doesn't mean of course that this feeling may not proof wrong from time to time!!

best regards,
Andreas

[mollisia]

Originally Posted by Alantb

That Cortinarius [Q7] looks rather like a very young C. hemitrichus - one of the few I sometimes think I know.
I have a pic somewhere buried in the archives, which I will put on when I find it.
Cheers, Alan

Hello,

might be, of course.
I suggested violilamellata because I have a picture strongly ressembling it. But as I stated above, I don't think this can be judged just from the foto alone.

Here the foto (taken by Artur Rysch) and a zoom into the gills with that purplish hue. The scales on the cap are not good to see in the pictured specimen, due to weather conditions. But I saw fruitbodies there with more scaly cap and this year they where just nearly all more squamulsoe then on this picture.





best regards,
Andreas

[giuliano]

Hello,
Pholiota squarrosa ok.
q1 Armillariella gallica
q2-q6 Armillariella mellea
q7 Cortinarius sp. Taste, smell and section it's very important!
ciao
giuliano