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Autumn fungi: bonnet mycenae

12 December 2018 by David

Autumn fungi: bonnet mycenae

Bonnet mycenae, several different related species of small mushrooms, perhaps around an inch tall with thin stems and conical caps. Common but inconspicuous. Species very hard to tell apart (many impossible without specialised equiptment such as a microscope).

Autumn fungi: bonnet mycenae

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