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Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Phellinus igniarius

10 Aug 2019 1 minute read 0 comments marianomariano

Phellinus igniarius - Perennial mushroom, attached laterally. In shape, initially tuberous, spherical, later laden, sometimes console-like or flattened, rarely spread. 100 to 400 mm long, 50 to 200 mm wide and 20 to 80 mm thick. The surface is mossy...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Phellinus punctatus

9 Aug 2019 1 minute read 0 comments marianomariano

Phellinus punctatus - Perennial mushrooms, spread on trunks and branches, up to 3m long, 1m wide and 2.5 cm thick. Brown, dark brown, rusty or cinnamon. The older ones are cushion-shaped, sometimes cracked and grayish. The sporocarps surface is unev...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Lepiota aspera

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Lepiota aspera - Hat diameter 30-150 mm; young bell-shaped, arched, later spread out, with a convex pot in the middle. Cream, beige, brownish, flesh-brown surface; covered with orange-brown or black-brown, conically raised, pointed scales, easily ab...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Parasola plicatilis

8 Aug 2019 1 minute read 0 comments marianomariano

Parasola plicatilis - Hat diameter 10 to 35 mm; young ovoid, later bell-shaped, flat outward, translucent. The surface of the hat is deep, radially furrowed, except for the disc in the middle; Beige brown, reddish brown, with age turning gray except...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Hygrocybe conica

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Hygrocybe conica - Cap 20-60 (100) mm in diameter, young, conical, later bell-arched, spread out with a more or less pointed peak; margin initially close to the stipe, with age radially cracked, sometimes curling upwards. Surface smooth, silky gloss...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Lycoperdon utriforme

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Lycoperdon utriforme - The fruiting body is massive, reaches a diameter of 100 to 200 mm and a similar height. Shaped shortly club-shaped, broadly pear-shaped, sometimes round-bulbous, slightly flattened at the top, wrinkled or shallowly dimpled. Us...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Coprinopsis lagopus

7 Aug 2019 1 minute read 0 comments marianomariano

Coprinopsis lagopus - Cap 15 to 55 mm in diameter, 10 to 30 mm high, initially cylindrical, then arched to flat, in old specimens with an erect edge; skin in youth on a mouse-gray background with dense white bristles or hairs, later a smoother hat,...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Crepidotus applanatus

7 Aug 2019 1 minute read 0 comments marianomariano

Crepidotus applanatus - A one-year-old mushroom attached to the side. Diameter 10 to 30 (50) mm. In shape initially lingual, later fan-shaped or hemispherical. When young, with an indistinct stem, residual or invisible in adult fruiting bodies. A ha...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Hygrocybe calyptriformis

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Hygrocybe calyptriformis - A hat 30 to 70 mm in diameter, young, sharp-conical, like a pointed cap, edge adjacent to the shaft; later conical, outstretched, with the center still pointed and strongly curled, undulating edge. Matt surface, smooth, sl...

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Thelephora caryophyllea

6 Aug 2019 1 minute read 0 comments marianomariano

Thelephora caryophyllea - Mushroom diameter up to 50 mm, height 40 mm. Rosette, funnel-shaped with a short handle. The upper part is cap irregular, sometimes torn, resembling a flower crown, with rosettes embedded in several levels. The upper surfac...