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Growing in a mixed forest almost in a ring. Maybe.


Renee

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It’s cold outside, all are frozen, but these must have grown over the past couple of weeks. And lots of them, mostly larger. 
seems to be growing in a ring formation, but maybe more of a row, not sure....

any ideas. 
 

waiting for it to unfreeze to maybe get a spore print. 
 

 

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I don't immediately recognize this species. Spore print color ascertained from a substantial print would probably help us get a proposal on the genus. Take the print on non-absorbent surfaces, one black and one white. Or, a simpler alternative is to take the print on aluminum foil. 

My guess is the print will be white. If so, I think this may represent a species of Lyophyllum. 

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I think the fact that they froze probably changed the color. I was thinking maybe Tricholoma if white spored, and Hebeloma if (light) brown spored. If you have access to a microscope, you may be able to find a few spores by smash-mounting a small piece of gill in KOH, water, or a stain like Congo red. 

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