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ChristiaandeWit

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Flammulina velutipes usually grows in clusters directly on exposed wood. But, I have seen this species (or perhaps another species of Flammulina) growing on buried wood. The mushrooms certainly look like F. velutipes, and the time of year is right for this specie (late fall, winter, through mid spring). 

An important thing to consider... F. velutipes has white spore print. Not just merely pale, starkly white print. 

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