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28-11-2011, 12:59 PM
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| | | Large fungi for ID
I wonder if someone could ID this fungi for me please, it was growing in several clusters beneath a pine tree. The largest caps were between 14-16 cm across. 
I've looked at several books but without much success, would be most grateful if aynone on here can help.
Many thanks in advance, Wayne. |
28-11-2011, 03:53 PM
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| | | Re: Large fungi for ID
Whilst passing through posting a charity event may as well pop in here - why not Lepista nuda/sordida?
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28-11-2011, 04:08 PM
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| | | Re: Large fungi for ID
I'd have a look at Clitocybe Nebularis... |
28-11-2011, 05:05 PM
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| | | Re: Large fungi for ID
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Originally Posted by Iona F  I'd have a look at Clitocybe Nebularis... | so would I (but without a capital 'n'  )
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28-11-2011, 06:25 PM
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| | | Re: Large fungi for ID
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Originally Posted by Iona F I'd have a look at Clitocybe Nebularis... | Yes, highly probable but there is a lot of Lepista about at the moment and I saw some today looking very similar to these.
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28-11-2011, 08:03 PM
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| | | Re: Large fungi for ID
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Originally Posted by Chris Yeates so would I (but without a capital 'n' )
Chris | Whoops! That'll teach me for posting whilst doing other things... 
Lepista, in my experience are more buff/beige on top even when they're older and waterlogged, that just looks too grey to me. Gills and stipe would help obviously, but even just from the cap it just doesn't have the right feel for Lepista to me. |
28-11-2011, 08:40 PM
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| | | Re: Large fungi for ID
Add my name to the list for Clitocybe nebularis
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29-11-2011, 07:18 PM
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| | | Re: Large fungi for ID
Many thanks everyone for your quick responses, much appreciated. |
01-12-2011, 07:12 PM
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| | | Re: Large fungi for ID
C. nebularis, for sure. lots about too at the moment, im still looking for its parasite volvariela surecta
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