WalrusByte, 9 months ago I won’t eat any either way, because I’m just too new at this stuff, but I think it’s fun to try and identify it. I’m pretty sure it’s not A. gallica because it looks like the hymenium are subdecurrent to me. Wikipedia says that A. gallica has adnate hymenium. I’m thinking it’s maybe it’s A. mellea since it can have either type. But I’ll keep researching it to make sure.
I won’t eat any either way, because I’m just too new at this stuff, but I think it’s fun to try and identify it.
I’m pretty sure it’s not A. gallica because it looks like the hymenium are subdecurrent to me. Wikipedia says that A. gallica has adnate hymenium.
I’m thinking it’s maybe it’s A. mellea since it can have either type. But I’ll keep researching it to make sure.