Poplar fieldcap
Cyclocybe cylindracea
The poplar fieldcap grows in tufts on poplar logs and other broadleaved trees and has a cap 3-10 cm wide. The membranous ring on its upper stem soon turns tobacco-coloured from falling spores. It is hard to identify and resembles some deadly species.
Where it's found
A white-rot fungus growing in tufts on logs and hollows of poplars and other broadleaved trees.
Distribution
Known in southern Europe and cultivated in Korea, Japan, China and Australia.
Similar species
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