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Hi, this is pseudolilacea in my opinion
Chris
Edit: Here's a find from the last weeks
Hello
Very interessting Lepiota in such small cases, i would also bring following Option in the innert choice -> Lepiota pseudolilacea
In the fourth picture the color is more black, are you Show two diffrent types?
Best regards Andy
Edit, Chris was faster 😉
Alles anzeigenHi, this is pseudolilacea in my opinion
Chris
Edit: Here's a find from the last few weeks
Thank you for your opinion, I was unaware about L. pseudolilacea (does it grow in this habitat too?). I admit that it resembles it a lot, although I would love to know the major distinction between the two sister species. I see if I can find some literature on my behalf !
Alles anzeigenHello
Very interesting Lepiota in such small cases, I would also bring following Option in the inner choice -> Lepiota pseudolilacea
In the fourth picture the color is more black, are you Show two different types?
Best regards Andy
Edit, Chris was faster 😉
Hello Andy, thank you for your suggestion too. I appreciate 
The fourth pic is the same specimen but not in natural light but under the stereomicroscope with badly assigned White Balance. I played a bit with the contrast too so ignore the colours in the 4th pic. Yet when i dried it, the colours darkened.
Thank you for your opinion, I was unaware about L. pseudolilacea (does it grow in this habitat too?). I admit that it resembles it a lot, although I would love to know the major distinction between the two sister species. I see if I can find some literature on my behalf !
The distinction of this two species is easy when you look on the ring
Hello Steve
My Habitat was mainly in meadows, parks, on nutrient-rich soil.
Best regards Andy
