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Field Notes

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From my photo archives.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
AnjaliAnantharam
Robert ..Will keep your suggestion in mind the next time I see any fungus..Alex, Thanks for trying to help :)
AlexKonig
reminds me, at a mushroom from the genus: lepiota. have already search a little bit, but with no result. because in india is definitly different climat than here, there are also different spezies, i'm not familar with the indian-fungi. but first thought, when i saw them where: genus "lepiota" or maybe from genus "stropharia". sorry and good luck
RobertShinn
In order to identify mushrooms accurately, since there are so many varieties...some are poisonous...some delicious...it is necessary to look at the gills,stalk and if it has a ring on the stalk...also a spore print is helpful...those are really pretty...

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National Geographic's Great Nature Project
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PublishedNovember 23, 2011

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