Mushrooms ID - Part II - Help needed

[onlyricky]

1# - about 6 cm of tall, and the cap is about 5 cms! Grown on the wood as you can see!



2# - it has about 4 cm of tall, and the cap has some brown spots. I'm just not sure if it is from the land or from the mushroom



3# - puffball? Dye ball? it has not steam, and it largure was about 5 to 7 cm!


4# - about 5 cm of cap, and steam about 2 cm! I has not ring!

[Cybershot]

Very difficult to pin these down from the detail of the maco-features shown in your photos Ricky (a few more images from different angles might help, but it's a tricky pastime at the best of times)

The one I think I can identify, because I recently found it in expertise company for the first time this autumn and because of its partially buried situation is the 'earthball' which is probably Rhizopogon luteolus - False Yellow Truffle (see my image in the Gallery, along with a search of some other likely references and see what you think)

David

[onlyricky]

Originally Posted by Cybershot

Very difficult to pin these down from the detail of the maco-features shown in your photos Ricky (a few more images from different angles might help, but it's a tricky pastime at the best of times)

The one I think I can identify, because I recently found it in expertise company for the first time this autumn and because of its partially buried situation is the 'earthball' which is probably Rhizopogon luteolus - False Yellow Truffle (see my image in the Gallery, along with a search of some other likely references and see what you think)

David

3# - Rhizopogon luteolus yes! confirmed!

these mushrooms are sooo strange! I find them alot over here!

[Cybershot]

Originally Posted by onlyricky

3# - Rhizopogon luteolus yes! confirmed!

these mushrooms are sooo strange! I find them alot over here!

Such a shame they are not the real thing - a Truffle that is!

[onlyricky]

isnt possible the 1# being a Suillus flavidus.

[goosey]

Originally Posted by onlyricky

isnt possible the 1# being a Suillus flavidus.

Hi Ricky 1# is not Suillus flavidus. Suillus species are Boletes and have pores rather than gills. Boletes also grow from the ground not from wood.

We will still have to keep thinking for now I am afraid.

[onlyricky]

Originally Posted by goosey

Hi Ricky 1# is not Suillus flavidus. Suillus species are Boletes and have pores rather than gills. Boletes also grow from the ground not from wood.

We will still have to keep thinking for now I am afraid.

hello Shirley,
emm!
I guess you're right!
I'm still very amator! but these are giving me ''headaches''
I'm using all I have to ID them lol
seems mushrooms are the hardest thing to ID i've ever seen! O_O

[goosey]

Originally Posted by onlyricky

I'm still very amator! but these are giving me ''headaches''
I'm using all I have to ID them lol
seems mushrooms are the hardest thing to ID i've ever seen! O_O

You should try micro moths - they make fungi seem easy .

[onlyricky]

Originally Posted by goosey

You should try micro moths - they make fungi seem easy .

OMG
please dont scare me hahaha

[goosey]

Originally Posted by onlyricky

1# - about 6 cm of tall, and the cap is about 5 cms! Grown on the wood as you can see!

What about Galerina marginata for 1#?

[onlyricky]

Originally Posted by goosey

What about Galerina marginata for 1#?

yes!
damn you're just like a pro on mushrooms!