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Can anyone help with ID please. | 
30-09-2011, 09:28 AM
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| | | Re: Help. Hi
Bell shaped caps, white stems and brown spores usually means a species of Psathyrella. Did you check the spore colour?
There are a lot of species of Psathyrella and identification to species is very difficult even with the help of a microscope, although the presence of abundant veil tissue on the young caps may 'ring some bells' with someone more familiar with this genus.
Peter
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