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Field Notes

Notes:

Spotted in a mix forest near my house,under cork oak trees

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (9)
gully.moy
Possibly Hypholoma although I don't particularly think so, nor any other suggestions ???
Mark Ridgway
Use your mirror tomorrow. Gills join to stipe?
AntónioGinjaGinja
Thanks Gfxeditor,i will check your tip's.They where growing on the growd,i dont se any buried wood,but in this place,the cork oak tree roots are at surficie,i'll check that tomorrow,i pass there today and they where there yet,so it's easy to se if they are growing in dead wood or in the growd
gfxeditor
Some aspects of this remind me of galerina species mushrooms. The brown cap and spore print, somewhat hygrophanous - possible it was growing from buried wood? Its not perfect but I wouldn't risk eating!
AntónioGinjaGinja
Thanks Jemma,i dont know,at first site i would say that was a psathyrella sp.but i will check your tip to :-)
HemaShah
Fantabulous. Honey mushrooms?

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Mushroom Mapping
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Portugal's Biodiversity
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2013 Best Wildlife Photo
Mission
National Geographic's Great Nature Project
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PublishedJanuary 6, 2014

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