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22-09-2010, 09:14 PM
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Hi again 7 YES 7 fungi for names please. If you would be so kind. 
pretty bad pick but it is so small and in a dark place. thought bulbillomyces farinosus. oak wood dead log looks like pin heads. pure white.  
on a bank green lane hill top 
rough groung and grass verge country park.  
I'm sure i know this one but cant place it. distinctive grey cap found in open grassland. had to pick and run as the bulls were chasing me! 
dark hidden bank oak woods. loads of mycilla everywhere. looking forward to what develops here. 
found in leaf debri oak woods 
so pretty sure i know this one also. brown cap vivid yellow stem. found on bank. green lane hill top.
Thanks folks for looking. sorry to be a pain but thats me. regards tn.
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22-09-2010, 09:24 PM
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Welcome back 
Could the first be Cudoniella acicularis? I've never heard of that thing you mentioned!
The second is a Russula, and by the tones of the cap, I'd say R. claroflava. I'd say the third could be this too.
Fourth is another Russula, and looks quite distinctive. Have never seen one this colour before! Possibly R. cyanoxantha as it's extremely variable, but that's based on that fact only!
Fifth is Clitocybe nebularis- a classic species for confusing peeps. It can often look like Lepista nuda and Boletus edulis due to shape, structure, size and colour.
Sixth is Collybioid, but not sure which species. It's adopted the same form as C. butyracea but the colour suggests otherwise, but it's a variable species, so there's a possibility. Second opinion needed most definitely.
The last is Hypholoma fasciculare 
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22-09-2010, 09:30 PM
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I'd go for Powdery Brittlegill - Russula parazurea for No.4.
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22-09-2010, 09:31 PM
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Excellent suggestion Mike. |
23-09-2010, 03:46 PM
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gents as always my thanks. will post some more from today later so look out or run down the pub! regards tn.
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