- Very distinctive smell of garlic at the base of the stipe
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Mycetinis alliaceus
by Roy Miller » Mon Sep 12, 2016 3:25 am
On a moss covered fallen trunk in West Sussex today, Mycetinis alliaceus (syn: Marasmius alliaceus) a.k.a. Garlic Parachute.
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Re: Mycetinis alliaceus
by Leif Goodwin » Mon Sep 12, 2016 7:43 am
That species is very common in Ebernoe Common, in West Sussex, so much so that sometimes you can smell it from afar.
'Garlic Parachute', the so-called English names get sillier.
'Garlic Parachute', the so-called English names get sillier.
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Re: Mycetinis alliaceus
by Roy Miller » Mon Sep 12, 2016 10:12 am
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Re: Mycetinis alliaceus
by Mal Greaves » Mon Sep 19, 2016 12:02 pm
I do actually agree Leif. Someone presented me with a Deceiving Bolete the other day and it took a bit before I worked out it was Suillelus (Boletus) queletii, which I am pretty sure it wasn't.
Where I now have problems is with the new Latin names appearing which are not being taken up by some.
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Where I now have problems is with the new Latin names appearing which are not being taken up by some.
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