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Photo by ErinWCharger
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Field Notes

Habitat:

grows in my yard

Species ID Suggestions

Agaric Fungi

Pluteus petasatus

Reference Link
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Comments (2)
ErinWCharger
Thank you for helping gully.moy....Well they all came up in the yard at the same time...so they may be different...Maybe I should remove the last one...and post it separately. I am truly lost when it come to mushrooms...but I want to learn
gully.moy
Are you sure they're all the same species? Are the first and last photos the same mushroom? Last one is a Chlorophyllum species, probably C. molybdites. The first and second look like Leucocoprinus species, but it could just be the lighting deceiving me.

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Mission
Mushroom Mapping
Mission
Backyard Habitats of the World
Mission
Southwestern Missouri and adjacent areas wildlife
Photographed
PublishedMay 29, 2013

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