Not sure about this one

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    The stipe is hollow rather than solid as a Blewit would be.

    spore print is creamy beige.

    Growing on Oak chippings.
     
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    I agree that you're not sure about it :heehee:

    And I haven't the faintest idea :loll:
     
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        Cheers Dai, thats a usefull site.

        I'm tending towards the Wood Blewit, but the pics are so variable i'd like a microscopic back up with the spore print.

        Trouble is, some badger has hidden my book with the microscope pics:DOH:
         
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          The Myco Key part of that site is brilliant Dai, unfortunately didn't match what i've got.
           
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          Could the one you have be a fungal "sport"? IE a new, natural, variety?
           
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          Interesting thought Dai, probably just me not finding the right ID though.

          Still not found my other book:DOH:
           
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          But surely, even fungi have to evolve someway? Why not post the pics and description on ispot? It is an Open University website and no threat to Gardeners Corner.:dbgrtmb:
           
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          it is unlikely to be a sport, however posting it to iSpot is a good idea and it's a great website for getting ID's on anything:thumbsup:
           
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