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Peter Widmann 30/10/2009 11:11
Das ist Psathyrella conopilus - der steifstielige Mürbling. Ein Saprophyt den man meist auf Buchen, Eichen und Ahornlaub findet. Da treten sie oft in Massen auf. Der Pilz ist ungeniessbar.Gruss Peter