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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
31	Thanks Andy; nice to hear from you again! Best wishes, Hilary ... From: "andy_overall" <mush.room@...> To: <londonfungi@...> Sent:...	Hilary Brindley hilary.brindley@...	Jan 1, 2004 4:13 pm
32	Hello everyone, I've got no exciting finds to report, during the excesses of the last week only having seen a shedload of Bulbous Honey Fungus (A.gallica)...	Keir Mottram keirmottram	Jan 1, 2004 9:16 pm
33	Hello there, I've just discovered a species new to Abney Park, and I don't remember seeing it on the Harringey lists, so I thought someone else may like a...	gin_ann2000	Jan 2, 2004 2:54 pm
34	Hi Keir, Please keep me posted on your progress with the possibility of mapping the fungi associated with the old trees of Hampstead Heath. Having forayed and...	Andy Overall andy_overall	Jan 2, 2004 7:19 pm
36	Gina's lilac thing looks v.like L.nuda rather than L.sordida to me - thick and unstriate margin. Hilary's rusty thing - might this look not unlike a Twiglet...	Keir Mottram keirmottram	Jan 4, 2004 12:00 am
37	... me - thick ... ie.Tubaria ... latter). ... transient scales ... re ?Tubaria; I have found several of these (or things very like them) growing from bits of...	hilarybrindley	Jan 4, 2004 9:54 am
38	Hi there Keir, thanks for your identification for my lilac thing. I wasn't sure about which Lepista it was so put it into the photo page for help. It arrived...	gin_ann2000	Jan 4, 2004 10:11 am
39	Happy new year to all. Keir, Your ideas for Hampstead Heath look good. Did you know that Jeremy is supposed to be coming to the next HH mtg (on 25 Jan) and...	pat.cavanagh@... patcavanaghp...	Jan 5, 2004 10:46 am
40	I'd like any opinions or information about a striking fungus of which I've uploaded a couple of photos (into a folder 'Purple'). The best match I can can make...	mick_massie	Jan 8, 2004 2:28 pm
41	By the way, I copied the spelling from my copy of Roger Phillips' book, and I now know it is incorrect. It should be Chondrostereum purpurem 8�(....	mick_massie	Jan 8, 2004 6:02 pm
42	Hi Mick, the photo you put up is definately C. purpureum. It grows along wood at the right angle for a long way before forming brackets. I've put a photo onto...	gin_ann2000	Jan 8, 2004 7:16 pm
43	Well there you go ... I've spent hours looking for a reference picture (books and on the Web) with a similar growth pattern to the specimen I found, without...	mick_massie	Jan 8, 2004 8:08 pm
45	Hi everyone, I've got in a muddle with the 2 Nectria species in Abney at the moment. 1 is purple and tends towards forming mats (maybe N. coccinea ?). 2 is...	gin_ann2000	Jan 10, 2004 8:39 pm
46	The red one could be N. coccinea or N. punicea or N. fuckeliana (kid I you not). Microscopy needed or a good macro-lense on your camera. The orange one could...	mycorec	Jan 11, 2004 4:00 pm
47	Mick Massie sent me a piece of his Phlebia in the post two weeks ago which I have just put under the microscope. It is definitely Phlebia radiata based on...	mycorec	Jan 11, 2004 9:47 pm
48	Ted, thankyou for your help with the Nectria. Are you familiar with some of these species ? Do you know if they always grow on specific wood types or are they...	gin_ann2000	Jan 11, 2004 10:39 pm
49	Gina, Good question. Substrate is always important in identification of micros. N. cinnabarina and N. coccinea are placed under 'plurivorous wood and bark ...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Jan 12, 2004 9:00 am
50	I've just had a notice from Epping Forest Field Centre about their 2004 programme. Sat Oct 3 Mushrooms , myths and magic Gordon Rutter Sun Oct 4 Beginners...	hilarybrindley	Jan 12, 2004 10:04 am
51	Hello everyone, There seems to be a general problem viewing the photos on the londonfungi page at full size. I've sent an email to Yahoo! help asking them to...	keirmottram	Jan 13, 2004 7:07 pm
52	Hi Keir. I checked this from the help file some time ago; I think that only the moderator and the originator of photos can edit them and see them full size....	Hilary Brindley hilary.brindley@...	Jan 13, 2004 8:10 pm
53	Yes this seems to depend on Keir- the moderator, setting levels of access for different members. By the way further congratulations and thanks to Keir for...	mycorec	Jan 13, 2004 9:17 pm
54	Just a reminder of the get-together this coming Sunday (25th) 11am at the LNHS hut in the middle of Hampstead Heath extension. To discuss surveying the ancient...	keirmottram	Jan 20, 2004 7:03 pm
55	See the Field Studies Council website for fungus courses / forays ranging from a day to a week - you have to pay, of course: ...	patcavanaghplants patcavanaghp...	Jan 22, 2004 5:41 pm
56	The courses with Geoff Kibby would be good. He is probably the UK's top general mycology identification guru. See ...	Edward Tuddenham mycorec	Jan 22, 2004 8:18 pm
57	Following Ted's note, I thought I'd mention that I have been on several FSC forays (including some run by Geoffrey Kibby, about whom I'd strongly endorse Ted's...	pat.cavanagh@... patcavanaghp...	Jan 23, 2004 10:07 am
58	Hi Ted, It may be worth mentioning to other members of your group that I run a fungi for beginners workshop on Hampstead Heath which is at present, free to ...	Andy Overall andy_overall	Jan 24, 2004 11:28 am
59	There's an article in the Observer mag today about fungi as garden pests, mostly Honey funguses. It has a fine photo of a clump of fungi on a tree, unnamed but...	hilarybrindley	Jan 25, 2004 3:09 pm
60	This little thing seems to be a bit of a rarity. It's currently showing on dead poplar twigs at Railway Fields in Haringey and took me a week to track down as...	keirmottram	Jan 28, 2004 1:39 am

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