2006 Fungi of Fingal Woodlands - Fingal Biodiversity
2006 Fungi of Fingal Woodlands - Fingal Biodiversity
2006 Fungi of Fingal Woodlands - Fingal Biodiversity
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Ecological Study <strong>of</strong> the Countryside Habitats in County <strong>Fingal</strong> Woodland fungi<br />
Lactarius quietus under Oak tree<br />
Stop 3.13 Quercus (Oak)<br />
Grid reference O276381<br />
Girth c. 420 cm<br />
Lichens<br />
Schismatomma cretaceum<br />
Schismatomma decolorans<br />
Lepraria incana agg.<br />
Flavoparmelia caperata<br />
Ramalina farinacea<br />
<strong>Fungi</strong><br />
Russula ochroleuca<br />
Lactarius quietus<br />
Russula nigricans<br />
Mycena leucogala<br />
Stop 3.14 Fagus sylvatica (Beech) grove with Pinus sylvatica (Scot’s Pine) and Betula (Birch)<br />
Grid reference O277380<br />
Lactarius hepaticus<br />
Lactarius tabidus<br />
Oudemansiella mucida<br />
Mycena sp. (white, small)<br />
Mycena sp. grey, large<br />
Amanita muscaria<br />
Collybia confluens<br />
Clitocybe dealbata<br />
Stop 3.15 Betula (Birch) with moss<br />
Grid reference O278380<br />
Amanita fulva<br />
Stop 3.16 Rejoining main path in valley behind Muck Rock<br />
Grid reference O279379<br />
Boletus sp. with Sepedonium chrysospermum<br />
Paxillus involutus with Sepedonium chrysospermum<br />
Stop 3.17 Betula (Birch) trees by path<br />
Grid reference O279379<br />
Amanita fulva<br />
Russula ochroleuca<br />
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