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Entoloma Clypeatum


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Entoloma Clypeatum

Entoloma Clypeatum
Entoloma Clypeatum, commonly found under hawthorn bushes, and other members of the Rosacea family, with which they are mycorrhizal. They appear at this time of year, as opposed to Wood Blewits which appear Autumn and winter.

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 Jan
Jan
Wow! That's great. I shall look out for them.
13.2 years ago.
 Coldwaterjohn
Coldwaterjohn club
Janano - on no account eat them: they are poisonous! They bear some resemblance to Wood Blewits which are edible, but appear in the autumn, not in June. Best buy or borrow Roger Phillips "Mushrooms" - the "Bible" on what is edible and what is not.
13.2 years ago.

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