Out on a walk around the block and nice set of these yellow/honey coloured fungi I dont recognise so keen to ask you experts.
Took one and it gives a brown spore print (used glass this time
)Cheers
Chris
suburban garden near a cherry tree
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suburban garden near a cherry tree
Hi,
Out on a walk around the block and nice set of these yellow/honey coloured fungi I dont recognise so keen to ask you experts.
Took one and it gives a brown spore print (used glass this time )
Cheers
Chris
Out on a walk around the block and nice set of these yellow/honey coloured fungi I dont recognise so keen to ask you experts.
Took one and it gives a brown spore print (used glass this time
)Cheers
Chris
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Re: suburban garden near a cherry tree
Hi
It's Pholiota squarrosa. Interestingly I've seen this fungus on parkland / garden cherry trees on several occasions, the last time only a few days ago
Regards
Chris
It's Pholiota squarrosa. Interestingly I've seen this fungus on parkland / garden cherry trees on several occasions, the last time only a few days ago
Regards
Chris
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