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Growing => Identification => Topic started by: lill on September 20, 2011, 08:25:41 pm
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Hi There, we have these mushrooms growing in our field and we would like someone to help us identify what types of mushrooms these are all help will be most appreciated.!!
(http://i1111.photobucket.com/albums/h478/johnwaddell2/DSCI0143.jpg)
(http://i1111.photobucket.com/albums/h478/johnwaddell2/DSCI0145.jpg)
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Notes
Month: October
Diameter: 4cm
Height: 3cm
Terrain: Edge of path
Substrate: Soil
Comments:
I found this solitary specimen growing at the edge of a path on the edge of a cricket ground. I first thought I was Cortinarius Violaceus but now suggestions have come in that it is a wood blewitt.
Copied this from a fungi ident website that had photos almost identical to yours
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thanks tizaala for the info
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I would say Wood Blewits too. Lucky you!
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that isnt a blewitt (lepista nuda), the base ofthe stem is bulbous on a blewitt, the gills dont look right for a blewitt either, in the photo theyre more like ridges rather than gills. blewitts are a medium, chunky, meaty mushroom and the gills do not run down the stem as in the photo. dont eat it for gods sake!!!
http://www.mushroomtable.com/wild/images/wood_blewit.jpg (http://www.mushroomtable.com/wild/images/wood_blewit.jpg)
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purple ones :D ;)
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The closest i can find is THE AMETHYST DECIEVER (laccaria amethystia)
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Yes - definitely doesn't look like a wood blewitt from DitW's pic link
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thanks for all the replys, i was going to pick and cook them for dinner time but the only one that can eat mushrooms is Robert ;) ;)
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;) All fungi can be eaten ....... at least ONCE :D :D :D ( Old german country folk saying )