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Solitary small mushroom about 60mm tall, 50mm across, highly upturned pileus with warped, pale grey glutinous margin, paler to white then brown stain at centre, simple white gills; pale, straight stipe with some pale brown staining mid-height.
Within a dense carpet of Casuarina needles.
Look at Dermoloma cuneifolium http://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id135765/
Spotted on Jun 25, 2012
Submitted on Aug 13, 2012
8 Comments
Very interesting.
Thanks so much Argy bee! :))
Sorry Emma.. I've had a chance to look at yours now... comments there.
OK,fine,Thanks. You gave the easy answer. Now ,what do you think the mushroom in the link is? It has been in my Id box for a long time. Clive Shirley saw it last, So you can imagine how long it has been there.
Dirt Emma :)
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/900...
I almost ID'd this as Hygrophorpus. What are those black specks?
Thanks for that TMM... no luck yet with Hygrphorus.. what do you think about Hygrocybe ?
Hey! This looks much like some Hygrophorus species. I think you could check the local Hygrophorus species to id the specimen!