SUBJECT>Re: Some Italian photos for this good Forum
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<P>Hello Barbanera,
<P>well, I think the second one (surely Inocybe) is to stout to be Inocybe erubescens. So I think it could be <i><b>Inocybe geeodey</i></b>??? I am not sure, of course. Inocybes are not the easiest ones to determine with the naked eye due to a photograph...
<P>The first one is a myxomycete, but I don't know, which species, maybe it belnogs to the genus Didymium? Didymium squamulosum has a whitish stipe, but I can be totally wrong. I don't have experience in Myxomycetes.
<P>The third one - only the lower part of the stipe and the volva are visible, could be an Amanita...
<P>The fourth and last one looks like Pholiota flammans, but the colours are a little bit too dull. So I am not abslutly sure, either.
<P>Greetings and best wishes,
<P>Christoph
<P>: Dear Pilzefreund,
<BR>: i send some mushrooms pictures.
<BR>: I ope you like this and, if possible, to determine.
<BR>: Another time i send Amanita verna because i have some dia.
<BR>: yours
<BR>: Barbanera
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