Fungi ID help #5 (1 Viewer)

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rmielcarek

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• Nov 3, 2012

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And the fifth and final one for now.

Rich M

 

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James Emerson

Norwich Birder

• Nov 4, 2012

• #2

rmielcarek said:

And the fifth and final one for now.

Rich M

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This one looks like Paneolus sphinctrinus, which grows in grassland, often on animal dung.

Regards,
James

 

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Trichia

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• Nov 4, 2012

• #3

James Emerson said:

This one looks like Paneolus sphinctrinus, which grows in grassland, often on animal dung.

Regards,
James

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Indeed it does!

(BTW the current name for this one is Panaeolus papilionaceus.)

Cheers,
Nick

 

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rmielcarek

Well-known member

• Nov 4, 2012

• #4

Thanks guys.

Rich M

 

James Emerson

Norwich Birder

• Nov 4, 2012

• #5

Trichia said:

Indeed it does!

(BTW the current name for this one is Panaeolus papilionaceus.)

Cheers,
Nick

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Thanks Nick, I learnt my fungi a while ago, so there are lots of changes of family and lumps etc. that have completely passed me by! Same for all of the recently created English names, it's a good idea but I'm going to have to learn most of them from scratch.

Regards,
James