Didn't take one for microscopy, so not really expecting to narrow it down past suggestions of possibility!
Mystery fungus, Nottinghamshire
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Mystery fungus, Nottinghamshire
Hi all, I'm a bit stuck where to start with this fungus. Found on a rotting log (species unknown) among moss. Only two fruit bodies, at opposite ends of log. Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire - parkland with a mix of mature native and non-native trees.
Didn't take one for microscopy, so not really expecting to narrow it down past suggestions of possibility!
Didn't take one for microscopy, so not really expecting to narrow it down past suggestions of possibility!
Re: Mystery fungus, Nottinghamshire
Sorry for the bump... just checking there are no suggestions before I give it up as a bad job!
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Re: Mystery fungus, Nottinghamshire
Hello,
looks quite interesting, but I have not the slightest idea not even of the genus or family - which is not too often the case.
best regards,
Andreas
looks quite interesting, but I have not the slightest idea not even of the genus or family - which is not too often the case.
best regards,
Andreas