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Late autumn, Hargreaves Wood
· Date: Tue January 24, 2012 · Views: 462
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Ken Burgess
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Fri January 27, 2012 3:31am

Hi Jean

It might be worth checking the identification on the forum before posting in the gallery. Amanita fulva is in the subgenus that does not have a partial veil covering the gills (between the stem and the edge of the cap), so it does not have a ring or ring zone on the stem.

So this is not Amanita fulva. I'd think it would be a Psathyrella, but someone on the forum may have suggestions.

Ken
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dickie'sbird
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Fri January 27, 2012 6:05pm

Hello Ken

Oh dear me...2nd time wrong for this one then, so it's got to be 3rd time lucky next time...I'll make sure!!! Thank you for the useful info.

I do use the forum and all have been extremely helpful regarding my postings but I did have one comment implying I should try to I.D more myself and not expect the forum to do it for me. That comment WASN'T helpful and I had tried to I.D before posting. So what is a 'newbie' supposed to do?!...just keep plodding and enjoying the journey is my answer to that

Regards,

Jean

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