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Conocybe dentatomarginata (Toothed Conecap)
Watling 1980
Basidiomycota > Agaricomycetes > Agaricales > Bolbitiaceae
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Lingwood, Hillcrest Farm TG3708Whitlingham TG2707

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2 records from 2 different sites
Years (# of records): 2021 (1) 2026 (1)
Months: JFMAMJJASOND
Recorded Species: Pholiotina nemoralis var. dentatomarginata
Associations: None
Substrate: compost
Finders: Anne Crotty; Matt Wilkinson
Identifiers: Anne Crotty; Yvonne Mynett
Confirmer: NFSG DNA Team
Comments: 'In plant pot. '; 'Two fruitbodies growing in compost in a tray in a greenhouse. Identified by the literature (Funga Nordica 1st edition) as Pholiotina nemoralis var. dentatomarginata . This name is currently regarded as a synonym of Conocybe dentatomarginata nom. nud. Watling by the UKSI/FRDBI. ITS barc'

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11/12/2021 Whitlingham; TG271075; compost; Anne Crotty; Anne Crotty; "In plant pot. "; Lit. cited: 78;54
15/02/2026 Lingwood, Hillcrest Farm; TG371087; compost; Matt Wilkinson; Yvonne Mynett; NFSG DNA Team; "Two fruitbodies growing in compost in a tray in a greenhouse. Identified by the literature (Funga Nordica 1st edition) as Pholiotina nemoralis var. dentatomarginata . This name is currently regarded as a synonym of Conocybe dentatomarginata nom. nud. Watling by the UKSI/FRDBI. ITS barc"; [as Pholiotina nemoralis var. dentatomarginata]; DNA barcoded; Genbank:PZ786489; Lit. cited: 77
; Additional NotesCap cream/ochre approx 1 cm diameter convex with veil fibrils around edge and on the stem. Gills brown and spore print orangey/brown. Spores 10-12 x 5-6 ellipsoid with a germ pore, slightly thick walled. Cheilocystidia lageniform to cylindrical, some slightly capitate, numerous.

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