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Brittlestem mushrooms on wood chip mulch, Bantock Park

22 October 2021 by David

Brittlestem mushrooms on wood chip mulch, Bantock Park

Many brittlestem mushrooms, possibly red edge brittlestem (Psathyrella corrugis) growing on wood chip mulch in Bantock Park. There were a few pleated inkcaps nearby.

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