Help wanted: Can you identify
any of the plants in the following photographs? If so,
please contact us.
See also the Orchid Pages
for further identification problems.
Mushrooms
growing in lawn, October 1997. Caps are typically 2
- 5 cm with brown gills. Opening to up to ~8cm becoming
concave. Grows in loose clusters as illustrated
Bracket
fungus growing on tree stump. Whitish on top, brown
underneath. Size ~ 6cm across.
?
Skeletocutis nivea (Jungh) Jean Keller ?
(15
May 2005)*
Lichen
growing on old buddleia branch.The branch is 2.5cm
in diameter. Colour range of plant is yellow-green
to grey. (22 May 2005)
Lichen
growing on end of 2.5cm dead stick, Resembles Hypogymnia
physodes.
(17
July 2005)*
Cluster
of small dark shiny caps (1-2cm) appeared in lawn one
morning. By afternoon the caps had become dull with
a sooty appearance. By next day it was virtually gone.
(9
October 2005)
Approx
7-8cm across, with distinctive smooth milky appearance,
growing in woodland.
(15
October 2005)*
Mushrooms
growing in lawn, similar to those top left, but paler.
Caps opened out into almost flat mexican hats with pale
edges.
(9
October 2005)
Same
as left. Photograph of underside showing gills and revealing
white spores.
(9
October 2005)
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flora taken in Radley that you would like to put this
page, please contact
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