Forum Flora Germanica

Hallo,
ich hätte auch noch ein paar Bilder dieser Art - und kapere den Thread ;) .
Eclipta alba von einem tropischen Standort - Seychellen, hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit, Standort direkt neben (oder in) einem Rinnsal zwischen Gartengrundstück und Nebensträßchen, relativ schattiger Standort. Das Wasser ...

I'm still very surprised by this extremely dark reddish-brown color. The descriptions sometimes contradict each other on this point. I've since found descriptions of C. pistillaris that mention a “pinkish-brown” discoloration in the flesh. However, the species mentioned by Svampskogen was described ...

Yellow-green (neon) on upper part of the stipe - perfectly matching H. fasciculare.

In my region I can only find C. pistillaris, taste slightly bitter, flesh yellow with KOH, not getting a dark red-brown colour inside. (Matching descriptions afaik).

Yes, Cortinarius (veil remnants + spore colour, see gills).

Only guessing: Subgenus Telamonia, Section Hinnulei

Hallo Dieter,
ich zweifele stark.
Den Rötlichen Gallertrichter habe ich selbst bisher leider nur einmal entdeckt, ein "älterers Modell" - immer noch rosa-fleischfarben.
Vor allem junge Fruchtkörper, die man auf deinem Bild ja zuhauf sieht, sollten deutlich rot sein. Die Bildsuche zeigt nur rote bis ...

Yes, in Lacrymaria lacrymabunda , the black droplets can also dry right on the gill edges and cause black spots there. However, the gill edges as a whole remain whitish and stand out in color from the gill surfaces.
Unfortunately, in my photos, the image of the gills of the most mature fruiting body ...

Hmmm.
Which trees? Which type of soil?
Colour of spore print?

I guess: white spore print, mixed trees.
I see a little bit of rosé.
I guess Russula aurora (Syn.: Russula rosea (non ss. Pers.) and Russula velutipes Velen). (Mostly with fagus, but picea and other trees possible, soil not really ...

As they age, the gills are no longer bright white, but rather cream-coloured to yellowish (this is also how the species is described).
The gills were facing downwards (less light, more shade). In those conditions, this cream tone may have appeared rather yellowish. And then, when turned over and ...

I can’t say much about the photos (cross-sections would always be helpful to check for discolouration), but apart from Caloboletus calopus (and Caloboletus radicans , which can also develop a little red at the very base as it ages), there is also – particularly in the south (as far as I am aware ...