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macrocybe titans?
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Could somebody identify this for me please?
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Re: macrocybe titans? [Re: frog48]
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bull shit, sorry can't be macrocybe, I believe it doesn't grow in Europe?

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Re: macrocybe titans? [Re: frog48]
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Could you please provide som more information?

Where in Europe are you - N, S, E, W?

Edit: I see it - France.

Please also take better pictures.


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Re: macrocybe titans? [Re: Anglerfish]
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Cloned it, jus in case!

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Re: macrocybe titans? [Re: frog48]
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It smells awesome, very pleasant. Stem brakes easily, like piece of chalk, doesn't that indicate some kind of russule? I only know the name in French

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Re: macrocybe titans? [Re: frog48]
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That's a Russula  :smile:

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Re: macrocybe titans? [Re: frog48]
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frog48 said:



Looks like the gills are exuding some form of latex.


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Re: macrocybe titans? [Re: Anglerfish]
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Russula foetens?
Can you eat that?

Don't see anything but water droplets, latex?

Edited by frog48 (11/20/16 09:53 AM)

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