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Very little is known about this fungus.It is Provisionally classified as Endangered in Great Britain, and fully protected in the UK under Schedule 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Digging up fungi without permission could also constitute theft under the Theft Act of 1968.it has a woody, slender, and scaly stem that can typically reach 40 centimeters (15.7 in) in length. Although its general appearance resembles a more typical agaric with stem and gills, atop the stem is a spore sac, c |
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Small, about 2 inches tall. Brown/tan colored, very earthy odor. |
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Found in the spring on a log. |
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I found this mushroom while hiking. Just the top of the cap was visible under a few pieces of decayed wood. After removing the wood, a long stemmed beauty emerged. At the base of the mushroom is a white, feathery like mold/growth. The stem and cap are dark red. Can anyone identify this for me? |
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Starts as ordinary white orb, then starts displaying an orange "X" as it starts to split. Then turns into two intersecting loops with dark green goo inside. Quite odd. Have not been able to identify. Thanks. |
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A strange Mushroom that appeared in the bathroom of my house after a botched up plumbing job left us with leaks left, right and center. We're a little worried about being harmful, so want to take the right care when removing it. Any suggestions on what it might be and whether or not we should be cautious? Updated: The shape and colour has changed slightly, with the cap being all brown and the stalk looking thinner. |
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It's just recently started showing up. There are several of them grouped together. They have bent and fallen over near the top of the stem. |
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I think it is carnivorous. flies were stuck to it's slimy interior and other flies and insect were all around. It has been ID'd as Clathrus columnatus "Stink horn. Thanks to "The Garden Geek" !! |
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It looks like a split open baseball with a mushroom feel and its filled with dirt/mud just wanna know what it is and is it safe for animals |
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Found on underside of log in small shelving cluster. Sparkling cap. Pale yellow gills, close. Closest key I have found was P. serotinus, but no picture seems accurate. Any ideas? |
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brown with white fruit and gills 8cm wide 13cm tall |
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Found in a grass patch near my driveway. Top about 6cm diameter |
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Brown on top of cap which gradiates outward to a lighter brown. The most recognizable feature is the black stem. Stem is fibrous and central, did not appear to be rooting. |
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the stem was swayed and the hood was round at the top. Beigey colors wit a darker brown on the top of the hoot |
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I'm not sure what this is, found it growing in clusters out of the ground. Near a birch tree, possible growing out of the underground roots. |
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pine and oak forest floor. Always growing solitary. |
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the mushroom was blackish purple it looked like a blob on the ground when i stepped on it be accident it burst a cloud of purplish black powder. my main question is it poisonous or not. and also idk how to look at your responses so if someone could email me how to do that and what the fungus is that would be good my email is robertsadeck@yahoo.com |
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orange in color with slick brown chocolate color blotches on it. |
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I can find out what kind of Mushroom this is, can anyone tell me? Is it an edible one? |
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Grows rapidly Begins as a small yellowish ball, then looks like a brain, and finally multi colored rings 8-10 inches across Grows a short distance from base of spruce trees Fuzzy surface |
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These range in size, the biggest getting to be about 5-6 inches so far. The tops seem to split and even start becoming concave, which might be a result of the air drying out. The middles of the caps have a slightly orangey-browny circle. The gills are brown and the stems are thin, and are the same whitesh cream color as the rest of the mushroom. |
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While hiking through the mountains in Northern Alabama I came across this mushroom cluster. It looks like it's growing out of where a small tree had once been. |
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White/Creamish color, Grew out of the ground, some together, some Spread around. Mostly all creamish color, does not bruise any color. sometimes grows in cow dung but these are straight out of ground. rained a couple days before then hot days after. 4-5 diameter. |
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Red cap with yellow bottom and brown stem. |
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The largest is about 14 inches wide. The smallest is only about 2 inches. One set on the log like a plate. The others were shelfed. The underside has different size pores. The small ones don't have black in the center and the very short stem is white. The large and mediums are black. The whole mushroom is spongy, soft and white meat. Anyone know? Suzanne |
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