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Clitocybe sp

Photo by HrvojeBrzica
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Field Notes

Notes:

After the heavy rains mushrooms have started popping out like crazy. Sadly I don't know whole lot about mushrooms, let alone which ones are edible, so please help me ID them! If I have by any chance put 2 different species under one please let me know so I can separate them.

Species ID Suggestions

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1. Clitocybe sp. 2. Hypholoma fasciculare
StephenWood
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Comments (3)
HrvojeBrzica
Thx, StephenWood. I will seperate them. As I said I am not at home with mushroom so all the input here is valuable to me. I just bunched them together couse they are the same colour, and both grow from dead logs. I did notice the difference in caps, but I did not know wheather it changes as mushroom matures or they are different species. Once again thx!
StephenWood
You have two different species photographed. The first two pictures appear to be some sort of Clitocybe sp. The last two appears to be a Hypholoma sp., perhaps H. fasciculare.

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Mushroom Mapping
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Pannonian wildelife
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Biodiversity of Western and Middle Balkan Penninsula
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PublishedOctober 14, 2012

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