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Mike O.Rrhizal
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UK ID requests

#26065072 - 06/21/19 07:57 AM (1 year, 8 months ago)

I know they are not active or edible, im just interested.

Sorry for the bad quality on this one. Some kind of slime mould? I found it growing on some well rotted wood in the woods.

Another mouldy kind of one but if forms peach coloured blobs. Again found on well rotted wood.

This one seems more of a bracket/shelf fungi but i actually found it growing underneath a large stump when i turned it over.

I think these are Coprinopsis atramentaria but i found it interesting that they were growing straight out of a crack in chestnut tree.

These were growing in a well mulched area of my local park.

Last one i found growing at the base of an ash tree, growing straight out of the soil.

Thanks to everyone who had a look :toast:

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Re: UK ID requests

[Re: Mike O.Rrhizal]
#26065081 - 06/21/19 08:09 AM (1 year, 8 months ago)

First one might be this: https://www.first-nature.com/fungi/basidioradulum-radula.php

Second ones are Lycogala epidendrum.

Third one would require a shot of the top surface and perhaps a cross section. Might be a young Cerrena unicolor.
What kind of wood was it growing from?

Nest ones appear to be Coprinellus sp., close to C. micaceus.

After that, an Agaricus species, perhaps A. arvensis

Last ones appear to be a Psathyrella species.