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Ninfa, my daughter took this nice photo. what is it?

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (7)
CorduneanuVlad
Could be one of the next Mycena: crocata, inclinata or polygramma.
Mark Ridgway
@gull.moy - because no striations on cap ? Giuseppe I can't get that website; I will try tomorrow.
gully.moy
It's not Coprinellus, but Mycena is a possibility.
giuseppe.saccone
Hi Argy, I just have found this italian web site plenty of nice fungi photos: http://www.funghiitaliani.it/index.php?showtopic=75133&st=70 perhaps you will like it. I like a lot, they took also photos of spores.
giuseppe.saccone
Hi Argy thank you for the help and informations. I am just starting with my two kids to use this fantastic web site. I will have a look to your photos!
Mark Ridgway
Hi giuseppe... welcome to Project Noah. If you want to identify fungi most of the information is below the cap. You should always try to get pictures of the complete stem and the gills or pores under the cap. Without that information I can only say that this is probably a coprinellus or maybe mycena species.
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PublishedNovember 28, 2012

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