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Shaggy Parasol

Chlorophyllum brunneum

Photo by Leuba Ridgway
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Field Notes

Description:

A robust mushroom with a large white cap (119mm wide) with brown concentrically arranged flakes and fibrils on it. The stipe had a frilly ring which was brown on the underside. the stipe thickened to a bulbous base. Gills were white and crowded. An emerging brown mushroom cap showed deep brown flakes in the centre cracking-up towards the margin.

Habitat:

Spotted under a conifer.

Notes:

This mushroom had been uprooted but still intact.
Said to be common in gardens and compost heaps. Grows under pine and eucalypts.

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