Help me Id please.

[RpMeNdEz]

Hi, help me ID
Please
1.


2.


3.


4.


5.


it's for a school project and I just can't identify those ones. Help me please.

[thebeard]

i'll have a crack!

I think 1 is an Agaricus species from the dark gills, either that or an old (Macro)lepiota,though the gills arent the right colour

2 is Armillaria mellea and i think 4 are younger Armillaria species

don't know about 3

5 is probably a Stropharia

cheers

[NickCantle]

There's a small chance that 3. could be pale specimens of Agrocybe rivulosa.

[fairplay]

Hello RpMeNeZ, A big welcome from WAB to you.

I feel these were taken outside UK - what country are you from ?
Does the name mean Rest in Peace Charles Menendez - my sentiments are with you entirely - he must not be forgotten.

Anyway I am unsure about the true colour of the gills in No 1. - if they are white then you have a difficult Lepiota species, but if more grey/pink then you may have Agaricus augustus, but in both cases the ring is missing and I'm sure you had a ring originally.
No 2. Armillaria sp.
No 3.Agrocybe sp. (I don't think rivulosa)
No 4. Pass
No 5. Lacrymaria lacrymabunda.

Neil.

[RpMeNdEz]

Hi,

You're right, these were taken outside UK, I'm from Portugal.
And my name is just the inicials of my own name.
Thank you very much to everyone helping, I really need this

I have one more pic of the number 3
sporeprint is brown




and other on of number 4
the sporeprint is white



and can you help ID this other two
6. sporeprint brown - brown gills



7. sporeprint- orange, orange gills. no ring, and grows on wood (it's growing in a wooden bench)

[NickCantle]

The original No.3 looks more like Agrocybe cylindracea now I see it's growing on wood! I thought it was on a hay pile!

[fairplay]

I think No 3. may be Agrocybe aegerita especially if the tree stump is Populus or Salix

I still cannot help with No 4.

Neil.

EDIT. In Britain, we call this Agrocybe cylindracea.
EDIT, I see you beat me to it Nick. !!!

[fairplay]

I just spotted 2 more photos.

No 6. Paxillus involutus.
No 7. Hypholoma sp.

Right, now I am going to have a glass of Port and cheese and biscuits.
Do not disturb.

Neil.

[888woodwoman888]

the top one looks like it could be a shaggy parasol but i cant really tell.

[NickCantle]

Originally Posted by 888woodwoman888

the top one looks like it could be a shaggy parasol but i cant really tell.

If it was Chlorophyllum rhacodes, it would exhibit a ring and possibly some red blushing in the stipe. This is certainly Lepiota or Agaricus