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ID help would be appreciated...
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* Habitat - My garden, on tree stump which I suspect was a birch tree

* Gills - crowded, peachy orange

* Stem short, thick (1cm diameter when full grown) Moist texture

* Characteristics of the cap - diameter 7cm, color brown/lighter orange in patches, texture - slightly bobbled, flattish cap slight curve

* Spore print color - peachy orange

* Color that the mushroom bruises - no change

* Scent of the mushroom - damp, woodish

* Soft and easy to break


Any ideas as to what it is??

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Re: ID help would be appreciated... [Re: thirdeyeopen]
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Looks like it might be a Cortinarious or maybe Tricholoma. If you really want to id this mushroom, more observation is necessary (gill attachment, veil characteristics, etc...)
On a side note, it's not active and should be considered poisonous.


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Re: ID help would be appreciated... [Re: LouiseLouise]
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thirdeyeopen said:




RADICAL!!!  A mutant!!  :happyheart:


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Re: ID help would be appreciated... [Re: CureCat]
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more likely something was hungry

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Re: ID help would be appreciated... [Re: thirdeyeopen]
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It's hard to tell from your photo whether the underside of the cap has
pores or gills, to me though it has sort of a bolete look.

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