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NeonMan

Found while removing lawn leaves. Can I get some ID?

I've been removing foliage from my lawn when I noticed there were mushrooms growing under it.

http://imgur.com/LJcs9bf
http://imgur.com/0e6qGGw
http://imgur.com/ngWxb4A
http://imgur.com/L9XHtGg

They were found under a chestnut tree, close (2m away) to an oak tree forest, fall foliage is mainly composed of oak leaves.

I've never seen them before, this place is known to have poisonous amanita (panterina, muscaria), different species of boletae and lactarius. I live in SW Europe.

Posted Dec 11, 2014, 4:27 PM UTC · edited

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hohenbueheliaEastern North America•

Leotia sp. would be my guess based on the size.

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NeonManOP•

Looks like Leotia Lubrica, based on bigger fruiting bodies' cap colour.
Thanks!

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NeonManOP•

Sure. Here is the cap cutout

http://imgur.com/ZCNZycp

Another photo incoming

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NeonManOP•

Another cutout.

Looks more like Leotia Lubrica than any Verpa

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