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Coprinus plicatilis
The common name of this species is well-earned. The fruitbody has the delicate beauty of a Japanese parasol. In the picture you can see the concertina-like grooves that give the species name 'plicatilis' (= folded). The fruitbodies spring up overnight and are best seen in early morning while the dew is still on the grass. They are often frizzled before lunchtime.
Urban garden.
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