Unknown again

[JAJ]

Hi all

Please can someone place a name on this species. Despite its striking features, I have been unable to identify it accurately (newbie) The book by Phillips is on the way



The fruits were discovered early morning on a wood chip pile on the farm. By midday the fruits had almost withered away.

Many thanks all

[JAJ]

could they be a Coprinaceae ?? thanks

[JAJ]

these fungi were also found growing in the same location on the same pile of bark chippings





Thanks all

[flaxton]

Agrocybe rivulosa?

[eunatural]

Coprinus jonseii and Clitocybe rivulosa

[NickCantle]

Originally Posted by flaxton

Agrocybe rivulosa?

Well and truly seconded. Substrate is perfect and the darkening of the cap upon shrivelling up seems to be characteristic.

[Chris Yeates]

Originally Posted by eunatural

. . . . . Clitocybe rivulosa

what?

[JAJ]

??

please can someone quote each image with the correct name. that would really help . i'd love to know what these are. i have seen these black/grey umbrellas with white stipe before in passing as a youth. also have little idea on the broader species. the origins of the bark could be from anywhere (i guess) but it looks to contain plenty of coniferous wood. and mashed up blue pallets ??

Thanks all

[Chris Yeates]

Originally Posted by JAJ

??

please can someone quote each image with the correct name. that would really help . i'd love to know what these are. i have seen these black/grey umbrellas with white stipe before in passing as a youth. also have little idea on the broader species. the origins of the bark could be from anywhere (i guess) but it looks to contain plenty of coniferous wood. and mashed up blue pallets ??

Thanks all

Hi

I suspect because you suggested Coprinaceae correctly for the 1st one others assumed that the discussion about Agrocybe rivulosa was obviously about the second one

I would certainly not like to put a name to the ink-cap based on just this photo - there are many more species than people realise (and new ones are still being added to the British list as well)

I can only assume (hope) that the mention of Clitocybe rivulosa was a slip - that is a very different, white-gilled and -spored fungus

cheers

Chris

[JAJ]

thanks Chris . may we leave the first image as an anomaly for now

please can you help clarify identification on the latter species if possible.. as shown



many thanks in advance

J