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Pretty sure it’s a p. subaeruginosa but seeking confirmation! It was a solitary specimen surrounded by other inactive types (leratiomyces and cortinariaceae). Located in Melbourne, Victoria.

Melbourne, Victoria’, Australia. Growing in tan bark substrate near some gum trees and she-oaks. Any suspect ones? Thank you.

Picked from wood chip substrate with leratiomyces growing in the same area (Greater Melbourne region, Victoria, Australia).

My partner said he foraged these from a conservation reserve adjacent a beach in outer Melbourne, Australia. Looking for an ID. Black spores and bluing stains on the stipe.

Hello, Reddit newbie here! My partner picked these from a conservation reserve adjacent a beach and I am seeking an ID. He believes they’re an edible type and I don’t want him to be mistaken. Photos 1 & 2 are the wood chip substrate he found them in and 3 & 4 I’ve taken the day after he foraged them.

Thank you! ☺️