Sighting 4571858
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| Unidentified | 18 May 2024 | LisaH |
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6 comments
Teresa
wrote:
18 May 2024
After being in a similar area today, am suggesting this may be an Amanita sp but need to see greater detail to be more confident with an ID
Teresa
wrote:
18 May 2024
@LisaH you are doing terrific with some great images -
basically we need to see all aspects of the fungi including the base of the stem and how it attaches to the substrate.
(Amanita sp tend to show a bulbous base ), others have quite a different type of attachment to either wood or into the earth.
Caps can be hairy, smooth split and of course gills & pores are also important to show their size and shape and attachment to the stem.
Do keep going, these are great.
basically we need to see all aspects of the fungi including the base of the stem and how it attaches to the substrate.
(Amanita sp tend to show a bulbous base ), others have quite a different type of attachment to either wood or into the earth.
Caps can be hairy, smooth split and of course gills & pores are also important to show their size and shape and attachment to the stem.
Do keep going, these are great.
Sighting information
- 1 Abundance
- 18 May 2024 09:32 AM Recorded on
- LisaH Recorded by
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