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ID request. Mmm, what's this?
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Found these growing on leaf litter.

Spore print color: light brownish. It has no orange tint to it.

I don't have more info on it, forgot to take notes.

Western-Europe.









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Re: ID request. Mmm, what's this? [Re: spuitzakje]
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Rhodocybe gemina


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Re: ID request. Mmm, what's this? [Re: RenegadeMycologist]
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Hey :smile:

Any characteristics in particular that make you conclude that? This way I know what to look at next time.

Thanks for your input.

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Re: ID request. Mmm, what's this? [Re: spuitzakje]
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If you're hoping for active, you're very far away from finding it, cause active species look nothing like this one.

Regarding this mushroom in general, pinkish spore print is dead give away for Entolomataceae. Its overall stature and colors make it look a bit like Clitocybe, but you did good for taking the print so you have disproved Clitocybe. Gerhardtia borealis comes to my mind, it is similar however it prints white. Sometimes there's not much a mushroom can be, than a few options, when you look at its most critical features.


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Re: ID request. Mmm, what's this? [Re: RenegadeMycologist]
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Thank you for your explanation!

When I find something outside and want to know for sure what it is, I post it here. I'm always hoping for an edible, but even if it isn't, it's always a lesson. I don't care for actives.

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