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Autumn fungi: rollrim species, Himley Plantation

19 October 2018 by David

Autumn fungi: rollrim species, Himley Plantation

Toadstools from one of the rollrim (Paxillus) species spotted recently in Himley Plantation. Member of this genus look innocuous with their subdued colouring, but are poisonous or inedible.

Autumn fungi: rollrim species, Himley Plantation

Categories David
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