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ID please? Sandy soil near stringy barks
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Hoping someone can identify these? I think the first one is a slippery jack or another species of bolete but not 100% huge patch so just got one for ID near a eucalyptus tree and in soil, the others I have no idea about but didnt't take any as only saw a small handful in sandy soil near stringy bark trees, shots best i could considering left them in ground. Also does anyone know what a pure white Amanita looking mushroom is? All white including gills with the white wart things on top like Amanita Muscaria.

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Re: ID please? Sandy soil near stringy barks [Re: HerbalHealing]
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The first one looks like a Slippery Jack but I wouldn't eat it because they're much nicer when they're younger.

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Re: ID please? Sandy soil near stringy barks [Re: Painkiller]
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Thanks Painkiller, I def wasnt going to eat this one if it was edible as old and mouldy, it looked different to the younger smaller slippery jacks i've seen elsewhere so wanted to doulbe check but good to know i know another patch now. Any idea on the others? or the white possible amanita i described?

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Re: ID please? Sandy soil near stringy barks [Re: HerbalHealing]
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the third one is a Mycena species and the last one might be a Russula sp.

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Re: ID please? Sandy soil near stringy barks [Re: Signeg]
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Thanks Signeg! I'll look those up right now.

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