4 for ID please

[Geoff23]

Large white mushroom growing out of a log. There was only one.




Strange knobbly agaricus. The only picture in Phillips' book of an agaricus trhis knobbly is A. pilatianus which is supposedly unrecorded in the UK, so I'm guessing it's another one. No yellow staining. Smell faint and indistinct, not aniseed.



Another agaricus, this time pink, almost red, around the edges.



Finally a macrolepiota. Was growing in a field with a vast number of M. mastoidea. I thought it was just a normal procera until I got up close. I came across plenty of those today too, but none of them looked like this one. It's much darker, smoother and firmer.

Any help appreciated.

[Geoff23]

Here's the pic of the last one...couldn't edit previous post

[NickCantle]

The last is Macrolepiota procera in adolescence

[giuliano]

Hello,
the first and second fotos are not clear.I dont see nothing sorry. About agaricus I need more info like color in the section and habitat. Agaricus need micro or you are just putting a name like...
The last I think Chlorophyllum racodes= Macrolepiota rachodes

[Geoff23]

Originally Posted by giuliano

Hello,
the first and second fotos are not clear.I dont see nothing sorry.

You don't see a large, flat, white mushroom?

About agaricus I need more info like color in the section and habitat. Agaricus need micro or you are just putting a name like...

The knobbly agaricus was pure white in section, no red at all. Smells faintly of chlorine. Habitat was mixed woodland.

The last I think Chlorophyllum racodes= Macrolepiota rachodes

That's two different opinions on that one then.

thanks

[giuliano]

I'm sorry I see a withe mushroom but I dont see the gills, may be is my monitor.
Regarding the Chlorophyllum=Macrolepiota can be racodes, procera and also fuliginosa. I'm soory, I've to get use to your mushrooms. here they are looking a little bit different.
The Agaricus I've to see...books...

[Geoff23]

Originally Posted by giuliano

I'm sorry I see a withe mushroom but I dont see the gills, may be is my monitor.

Large, white gills. I couldn't see how they were attached to the stem without killing it.

I thought this one would be quite easy. Obviously not.

[Geoff23]

I think I've found the third one. A. dulcidulus?

[flaxton]

The description in B&K (under A. semotus) is of a white capped fungi with wine-reddish fibrils which doesn't exactly tie in with your find.

Mal

[Geoff23]

It looks a bit like the picture of Agaricus dulcidulus on wikipedia, that's all I based my guess on. I'm almost certainly wrong...