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22-09-2010, 08:09 PM
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| | | i thought these 3 were all freckled dapperling but now im not sure
Sorry i am now back from my holls. found even more problems for you experts. any help gratefully appreciated.     
these were massive at least a foot tall and 10 inches across  
these were smaller 2 inches tall and an inch across.
first one growing on a roadside edge in a farmyard. second in rough groung between a road and a meadow footpath. third next to a log pile open ground country park. regards. tn.
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22-09-2010, 09:12 PM
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| | | Re: i thought these 3 were all freckled dapperling but now im not sure
None of these are Lepiota aspera I'm afraid!
The first two show what I first thought was Macrolepiota procera but looking closer at the image of you holding it, I see no markings on the stem so either they've disappeared with age or this is Chlorophyllum instead. Did you notice any bruising colour changes?
3, 4 and 5 are all Amanita rubescens.
The last two look like immature Lepiota cristata.
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23-09-2010, 04:30 PM
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| | | Re: i thought these 3 were all freckled dapperling but now im not sure
Nick you know how i always appreciate your help. the first one was way past its best. no obvious smell or bruising or colour changes. but due to its state of maturity this is no real indicator. I am happy to go with your suggestions.
as always regards. tn.
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