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Lepista panaeolus
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Re: Lepista panaeolus
by Leif Goodwin » Tue Nov 18, 2014 11:04 am
Nice find. That's not an easy one to ID, being rather bland. I can see the typical dark round markings on the cap surface, and the frosted appearance.
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Re: Lepista panaeolus
by Chris Johnson » Tue Nov 18, 2014 1:35 pm
Thanks Leif.
It's at the same site that I found it in 2010 when I knew even less. To my knowledge, it hasn't appeared again until this year, and I visit this site quite often.
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It's at the same site that I found it in 2010 when I knew even less. To my knowledge, it hasn't appeared again until this year, and I visit this site quite often.
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