Fungi
Dr Colin Pope of the Isle of Wight Natural History and Archaeological Society led a fungi walk in Ryde Cemetery on 5 November 2024. Below is the list of species found
| Agaricus placomyces | Inky Mushroom | |||
| Armillaria mellea | Honey Fungus | |||
| Bjerkandera adusta | Smoky Bracket | |||
| Clavaria fumosa | Smoky Spindles | |||
| Clavaria kunzei | Ivory Coral | |||
| Clavulina cinerea | Grey Coral | |||
| Clavulina coralloides | Crested Coral | |||
| Clavulinopsis corniculata | Meadow Coral | |||
| Clavulinopsis fusiformis | Golden Spindles | |||
| Clavulinopsis helvola | Yellow Club | |||
| Clavulinopsis luteoalba | Apricot Club | |||
| Clitocybe nebularis | Clouded Funnel | |||
| Coprinus plicatilis | Pleated Inkcap | |||
| Dermoloma cuneifolium | Crazed Cap | |||
| Hygrocybe chlorophana | Golden Waxcap | |||
| Hygrocybe coccinea | Scarlet Waxcap | |||
| Hygrocybe insipida | Spanle Waxcap | |||
| Hygrocybe irrigata | Slimy Waxcap | |||
| Hygrocybe psittacina | Parrot Waxcap | |||
| Hygrocybe pratensis | Meadow Waxcap | |||
| Hygrocybe punicea | Crimson Waxcap | |||
| Hygrocybe virginea | Snowy Waxcap | |||
| Hypholoma fasciculare | Sulphur Tuft | |||
| Laccaria laccata | Deceiver | |||
| Lactarius rufus | Rufous Milkcap | |||
| Lycoperdon pratense | Meadow Puffball | |||||
| Lycoperdon utriforme | Mosaic Puffball | |||||
| Microglossum olivaceum | Olive Earthtongue | |||||
| Mycena pura | Lilac Bonnet | |||||
| Puccinia distincta | Daisy rust fungus | |||||
| Stropharia semiglobata | Dunghead | |||||
| Trichoglossum hirsutum | Hairy Earthtongue | |||||
| Xerocomus bulbalinus | A Bolete | Probably this species | ||||
| Fuligo septica | Dog’s vomit slime mold | 34 species | ||||
Tree Fungi was found at St. John’s Cemetery, Westridge, Ryde
a photograph by Colin Hunt April 2019 is in the gallery below
Dr Colin Pope of the Isle of Wight Natural History and Archaeological Society led a fungi walk in Ryde Cemetery on 15 November 2016. Read the report here
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- Parasol Mushroom (Nov 2016)
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- Sulphur Tuft (Nov 2016)
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- Honey Fungus (Nov 2016)
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- Fairy Ring Champignon (Nov 2016)
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- Blue Leg Mushroom (Nov 2016)
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There are many different types of fungi in Ryde Cemetery.
Dr Colin Pope of the Isle of Wight Natural History and Archaeological Society led a fungi walk in Ryde Cemetery on 10 November 2015. Read the report here
As part of the biodiversity study in the Cemetery, a walk was led by Jackie Hart on 22 October 2006 to look for fungi. Jackie said “Unfortunately the forecast heavy rain arrived but we braved the weather!” Read the report here
Fungi gallery
