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Pinkgill sp.?

Entoloma? Galerina? Cortinarius?

Photo by Lipase
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Description:

growing in a field. I'm unsure whether the grass had been fertilised or whatever. There were sheep grazing in the field. same as this spotting? http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/23151074. I left them uncovered and the biggest one produced a pinkish spore print so does this mean they're Entoloma? They all partially dried and are now silky on cap and stem. another pointer towards Entoloma?

Notes:

dv - i have samples for now. I have more photos of the biggest one

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Comments (1)

Yes, I think they are almost certainly Entoloma with a pink spore print.
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PublishedMay 25, 2013

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