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Any ideas as to this mushroom. Growing in a hole of a hawthorn tree on a moorland. Thought might be a wizened old inkcap but it gave white spores.
Many thanks.
 

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Yes it is isn't it. When you mention it I can see it!!
It wasn't stained with iodine it was KMNO4. My microscope doesn't handle white spores very well. But having said that if I'd used iodine I would have seen it was amyloid.
Thanks again.
Colin
 
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