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    Posted: 13 November 2008 at 21:45
This thread has grown to the point where it would be good for the next poster to start a new one -- Show us your Fungi... 2

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pauljg sulfur fungus is also edible ;-)
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Here is the Lactiporus sulphureus, in Dutch "zwavelzwam" = sulfur fungus, with the English name : sulfur shelf and it is really eye-catching:


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This fly amanita, als called fly agaric is reputed to be poisonous and not tasty, but it looks nice:


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@Dunadan: so if you taste it and it's not a good taste and you stop living it wasn't a Macrolepiota
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brettania the difference is quite clear - Macrolepiota is EDIBLE and VERY TASTY
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Good set Dunadan, and nice to see that you know the difference between Macrolepiota and Xylaria ! (I don't)
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pegelli - nice toadstools family ;)

Some macro:


Something edible and VERY VERY tasty, Parasol mushroom ( Macrolepiota procera ):


This one is edible too as I can remember, forgot the name :-/


tpetpe - you got some nice shots of Porcelain mushroom ( Oudemansiella mucida ), I got some older individuals:



digiton - on your 3rd shot you caught Candlesnuff fungi ( Xylaria hypostolon ) - quite interesting guy, I've got it too:





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Still a lot to learn...
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A great viewpoint, but the main interest is very "central". Could also do with a slightly larger image to get more detail.

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Dear Brettania, thanks!
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My first post on this forum.

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