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- magiqa
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(695) - [2005-11-13 17:53]
Looks like a piece of art! Nature is fantastic! Very good picture!
- TAZ
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(10926) - [2005-11-14 1:41]
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- Sarcodon
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(70) - [2005-11-14 3:58]
Hi Georgios,
your good photo shows Flammulina velutipes (Curtis 1782) Singer 1951 [=Collybia velutipes (Curtis 1782) Kummer 871 in old books], which grows on dead wood when is cold.
Its main feature is the tomentose black stipe as you well captured.
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Marco (Sarcodon)
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- honza
(4191)
- [2005-11-14 4:08]
I think, it is Flammulina velutipes.
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Hello Georgios,
No it is not "Stereum hirsutum"...
I will try to look for ID in my books.