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UK Mushroom (id help)
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Part ONE:  Found in a Wood.....

:smile: = Edible
:frown: = Poisonous
:laugh: = Magic
? = Unsure of ID

Amanita Battarrae :smile:?


Daedaleopsis confragosa??


Hyppholoma fsciculare :frown:?



       


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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: SalviaEngland]
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http://www.br.fgov.be/RESEARCH/COLLECTIONS/HERBARIUMS/FUNGI/GALLERY/ICOMAR/99080401.html
http://www.pilzepilze.de/piga/zeige.htm?name=amanita_battarae
http://mykologie.unas.cz/big_htlm/posvatka_sedohneda.htm
maybe so.
the daedalopsis is yours....
the hypholoma (naemataloma) is lookin just right.
pretty mushrooms.


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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: SalviaEngland]
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Nice photos.

The first one is an Amanita, but we need to see the volva (base of the stem) in detail to identify it accurately. The lack of a ring on the stem makes your suggested ID a possibility.

The second one is a polypore, but you photos don't look like Daedaleopsis to me. Here is a fairly typical specimen of Daedaleopsis confragosa. The bottom photo shows the mazelike pores fairly well. I'm thinking maybe Fomitopsis pinicola is closer - it's one of the most common conks in the world.

The last one looks like it could be correct. Did you verify that the gills on young specimens are yellowish with a green tint? Also, verify the purplish brown spore print. If the gills on young specimens are grayish (NOT yellow with a tint of green) then they are one of the close relatives in the guns, some of which are edible. Be sure, though - they are one of the nastier poison mushrooms.


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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: ToxicMan]
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Here's a picture of confragosa:

It has pores like this:


It's probably not Fomitopsis pinicola either - it grows almost exclusively on confier wood and has a red margin.
http://www.grzyby.pl/gatunki/Fomitopsis_pinicola.htm

It could be Ganoderma applanatum:
http://www.grzyby.pl/gatunki/Ganoderma_applanatum.htm

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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: zeronio]
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:smile:

Thanks for the helpful advice everyone 

More photos here:  http://members.lycos.co.uk/salviaengland/mushrooms/index2.htm


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Edited by SalviaEngland (10/03/02 06:52 AM)

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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: SalviaEngland]
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Part two:

Lycoperdon pyriforme  :smile: ?


Suillus or Xerocomus of some type??
 

Amanita rubescens  :smile: OR pantherina  :frown:??


More photos here: http://members.lycos.co.uk/salviaengland/mushrooms/index2.htm

 


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Edited by SalviaEngland (10/03/02 06:52 AM)

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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: ToxicMan]
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The possible Hyppholoma fsciculare shroom gills were yellowish with a green tint - no spore print was taken as I was only out observing and not collecting.


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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: SalviaEngland]
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I would say:

#1 Scleroderma citrinum - Lycoperdon piriforme grows on wood - you probably have it on pic 41
#2 & #3 Boletus edulis
#4 Armillarea (mellea ?) - Amanitas have volva, grow solitary and not on wood.

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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: SalviaEngland]
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That was poisonous H. fasciculare.

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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: SalviaEngland]
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More nice photos.

The observation of the green tint confirms the Sulfur Tufts. Definitely avoid - there has even been a death possibly due to them.

Zeronio is hot today. I think his IDs are correct, although with some of them there are possible similar species. If you are looking to eat any of these let us know and we can get into details to make sure they are exactly a certain species.

Nice job, Zeronio.


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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: ToxicMan]
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I am just training to learn a few identification skills, and won't be collecting them for consumption until I am well practised. 

Thanks again for the help
:smile:
 


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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: SalviaEngland]
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:grin: :laugh:  (no ID needed).

 


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Re: UK Mushroom (id help) [Re: SalviaEngland]
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thanks fer sharing!!!!!!!!!!
it's like i get to hunt mushrooms at night, in the library!!!!!!
pretty hypholomas.
man, eat that boletus!!!!!!!!!! looks like some kings i find on the coast!!!
zeronio is 100 percent, if you ask me. the inside of that sclero should be dark colored, if it were a lycoperdon, it would be clean and white and smell delish, not so with sclero.
what else. oh, anybody know what the first two or three on salvias link were?
anyone?


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