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The Goblet Funnel Cap Fungus - Pseudoclitocybe Cyanthiformis. Found in both North America and Europe, and additionally throughout most of Asia. It has many synonyms being variable in cap colour. Growing on soil or rotted tree stumps in Deciduous Woodland. Growing maily through Autumn and Early Winter.

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also america asia being can cap colour cyanthiformi cyanthiformis europe found fungal fungi fungus funnel genus goblet has innorth many most old pseudoclitocybe synonyms trees troughout variable woody

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