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1	Hello Keir and other Londonfungis. This looks like a good system and as Mycology recorder for LNHS I will be happy to receive records, queries etc through the...	ted.tuddenham@... mycorec	Dec 12, 2003 3:55 pm
2	I have just posted a message (which will be moderated by Keir) and some photos from Highgate to test the system. The photos are up. Regards, Ted Tuddenham....	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 12, 2003 3:56 pm
3	Just logged in to check that I could in fact do that. All seems to work. Nice pics Ted! Keith ... some...	k.cavanagh@... keithcav2003	Dec 12, 2003 5:22 pm
4	I've got the text of Ted's and Keith's messages; how do I get to see these nice pics? Best wishes, Hilary...	Hilary Brindley hilary.brindley@...	Dec 12, 2003 7:17 pm
5	Point your browser to http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/londonfungi/ and sign in. That's it as far as I can see. The pictures display best as a flip album. ...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 12, 2003 8:37 pm
6	This is the first yahoo group I've joined and it seems not as daunting as I thought. Thankyou for your suggestions about my Abney Psathyrella. I'd not come...	gin_ann2000@... gin_ann2000	Dec 13, 2003 11:02 am
7	Hello everyone, I've taken the liberty of creating a folder in the Photos section called "Unknowns" for the placement of mysteries - ID queries - and there's a...	Keir Mottram keirmottram	Dec 13, 2003 12:05 pm
8	Hello everyone. I've come accross a few slime moulds this year. Now I've got less fungus to look at I thought I could take a try at identifying the slime...	gin_ann2000	Dec 20, 2003 4:51 pm
9	try Jordan's copy at highgate woods shows most common 'slimes' - very specialized topic not many good specific books ... From: gin_ann2000 To:...	Sylvia Starshine incorrigible49	Dec 20, 2003 5:11 pm
10	Jordan's eight pictures are nice and are the commonest species. However as always there is a huge number of possible species- several thousand in the UK. I...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 21, 2003 10:15 am
11	Hello there, Thankyou Sylvia and Ted for your recommendations. I've asked a few friends for book tokens this Christmas, this looks like it will be my book to...	gin_ann2000	Dec 21, 2003 10:32 am
12	In case you have not seen it, Bruce Ing also wrote up a detailed survey of "Corticolous myxomycetes from Central London" Parts 1 and 2. They appear in the LNHS...	mick_massie	Dec 22, 2003 2:34 pm
13	I have put a couple of photos up of a fungi I have been trying to identify. There are several quite large patches on a very dead fallen tree (probably beech)....	mick_massie	Dec 27, 2003 5:23 pm
14	Certainly looks like Phlebia merismioides to me. It is now known as P. radiata and that epithet is a useful mnemonic for the key differentiation between this...	mycorec	Dec 27, 2003 7:32 pm
15	Hi Mick, I posted a reply via the group. I think you are right and there isn't anything else it could be as it is a distinctive species, especially in the form...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 27, 2003 10:43 pm
16	It is in Chiswick House grounds (W4), I can provide an exact location if you wish. It (they) is/are gradually becoming less vivid over the past few days, but...	mick_massie	Dec 28, 2003 5:23 pm
17	Ideally some material to look at under the microscope. Just scrape off a bit and send in a plane envelope to 17 Bedford Road N22 7AU. Regards. Ted. ... From:...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 28, 2003 11:52 pm
18	Hi there, there's new growth of Phlebia radiata in Abney Park at the moment. It's on a cut sycamore stump. Gina....	gin_ann2000	Dec 29, 2003 10:44 am
19	And now there are two records for Middlesex! This shows how when conditions are right one can see that a particular species is fruiting all over. Ted. ... ...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 29, 2003 11:23 am
20	Hi Ted; are you the recorder for Middlesex only? If so, is there a recorder for my area (London SE24 and SE5)?...	hilarybrindley	Dec 29, 2003 11:41 am
21	Hi Hilary, I am the recorder for LNHS which means the whole of the London area as defined by LNHS. However this includes all of Watsonian vice-county 21 ...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 29, 2003 4:10 pm
22	Thanks Ted I found a specimen which I provisionally identified as Tricholoma leucocephalum on 29.11.2002 in Ruskin Park SE5 This has now been confirmed by Dr...	Hilary Brindley hilary.brindley@...	Dec 29, 2003 5:17 pm
23	OK that is fine. I have now entered it. I note that it has not been submitted to the BMS National database and so will do that. By the way you are in...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 29, 2003 5:49 pm
24	Hi there. I've found a bracket that I can't find in my books. On the upper surface there's a shaggy growth of toothed, pointed loose strips. They radiate...	gin_ann2000	Dec 29, 2003 6:01 pm
25	Can't see much at the scale your pictures are reproduced. Have you considered Hydnellum sp. e.g. suaveolens? Cheers, Ted. ... From: gin_ann2000...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Dec 29, 2003 11:39 pm
26	Hi there Ted, thanks for your suggestion about Hydnellum, I'm not familiar with that one and will go and look it up. To look at the Photos if you click on the...	gin_ann2000	Dec 30, 2003 10:47 am
27	Hi Gina This doesn't work for me. Apparently only the originator or the moderator can edit photos, maybe that's why. Best wishes, Hilary--- In...	hilarybrindley	Dec 30, 2003 11:25 am
28	Hi Hillary, Thanks for your message. It worked for me so I thought it would for everyone. I've cropped my photos and put them on the photo listing so they...	gin_ann2000	Dec 30, 2003 12:26 pm
29	Happy New Year to all & more rain in 2004! I've just uploaded a group of pics: specs found in grassland, 1-3cm cap: spores orange- brown, regular ellipsoid,...	hilarybrindley	Jan 1, 2004 1:54 pm
30	... Dear Hilary, Your little orange fungus is most likely a species of Conocybe owing to the orange/rust gills and deep striation of the cap. Needs further...	andy_overall	Jan 1, 2004 3:16 pm

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