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Re: Fungus i.d.
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Neil Mahler
1,3&4 appear to be Clitocybe nebularis. 2=Lepiota rhacodes. 5 Most interesting!! BUT TELL ME MORE!!!!!!!! (washed up jelly fish?) Please remember to SHOW top and bottom, how stem is atatched to substrate, how gills atatched to stem, young and old specimens if poss, is it close to a tree and which,plus any smell or taste. Only microscopic examination can confirm. Neil Mahler.
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