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Looking over the cliffs to the Dorback Falls
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It's mushroom time again - ID.? Most probably Entoloma Clypeatum
Growing in clumps, mid-May, northern Scotland under hawthorn trees
Culinary Notes
Entoloma clypeatum is reported to be of 'suspect edibility', which I interpret to mean possibly poisonous. The Shield Pinkgill is quite similar in appearance to Entoloma species that are known to be seriously poisonous - for example Entoloma sinuatum, the Livid Pinkgill, which has caused the painful deaths of several people who have eaten it.
Culinary Notes
Entoloma clypeatum is reported to be of 'suspect edibility', which I interpret to mean possibly poisonous. The Shield Pinkgill is quite similar in appearance to Entoloma species that are known to be seriously poisonous - for example Entoloma sinuatum, the Livid Pinkgill, which has caused the painful deaths of several people who have eaten it.
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