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26-07-2010, 05:21 PM
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| | | Small white fungus for ID please
Can't figure this one out at all. I thought Hygrophorus at first, but it doesn't seem to fit. Small caps, about 1-1.5cm, pure white, no reaction to KoH, spore print white, and pores small (6x4? - must re-calibrate my scope properly) , warty and irregular. Growing in predominantly broadleafed woodland, with beech ash sycamore oak all nearby. Flesh yellowing somewhat as it dries.
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26-07-2010, 06:12 PM
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| | | Re: Small white fungus for ID please
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Originally Posted by BROCSMAN  Can't figure this one out at all. I thought Hygrophorus at first, but it doesn't seem to fit. Small caps, about 1-1.5cm, pure white, no reaction to KoH, spore print white, and pores small (6x4? - must re-calibrate my scope properly) , warty and irregular. Growing in predominantly broadleafed woodland, with beech ash sycamore oak all nearby. Flesh yellowing somewhat as it dries.
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This may well be Cystolepiota seminuda, spores a tad big but they can be smooth or rough. Fruitbody about the right size. Gills free or nearly free. Was it pinking at all at the base of the stem?
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26-07-2010, 06:16 PM
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| | | Re: Small white fungus for ID please
I didn't notice, but I'll get out tomorrow and see if they are still there. Thanks for the steer. |
27-07-2010, 02:21 PM
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| | | Re: Small white fungus for ID please
No sign of colouring around the base of the stipe. Here are a couple more photos. The gills are virtually free, and the stipe is slightly pruinose or lightly scaly, moreso at the top.
I don't think Cystolepiota seminuda is right, because there are no velar remnants around the cap, which appear in all the photos of it I've looked at.   | | |
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