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Posted: 21 Oct 2017

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Russula possibly? Any thoughts?

Russula possibly? Any thoughts?

Spore print white and stalk was difficult to detach from cap.

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Ken Dies

I am quite sure it is not a Russula. A key characteristic of Russula is that the stalk is very brittle and breaks like a piece of chalk. If it was Russula sp. the cap would have broke off easily. Most Russula have yellowish spores, only a few have white spores and none of them (mushrooms) are white. In fact I know of no white Russula's. My guess is that you have a Clitocybe sp. Cheers!

6 years ago.

Coldwaterjohn ^club has replied to Ken Dies

Thanks Ken. I appreciate your feedback. You have far more knowledge than I do on fungi - and that's despite having had the late great mycologist P.D. Orton teaching me biology in my teenage years! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P._D._Orton

6 years ago. Edited 6 years ago.

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