Hampshire Fungus Recording Group

Documenting the Fungi of Hampshire

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Affiliation

The HFRG is affiliated to the British Mycological Society and supports the Association of British Fungus Groups.

Membership

The HFRG is open to all who wish to share and develop an interest in the fascinating world of fungi. More...

News and Website changes

Mycena cecidiophila
Mycena cecidiophila

The AGM will be held at the clubhouse at IBM Hursley on Sat 6th Feb at 10am. Jan 2010

Looking in new habitats is often the key to finding new species of fungi as with other groups. Knopper galls are known to be host to Mycena cecidiophila, a small white delicate fungus. Sue Rogerson clearly has an eye for this habitat when she found the second British record at Leckford last weekend, having previously found the first in 2007 at Emer Bog, North Baddesley. Oct 2009

Hericium erinaceus (The Bearded Tooth) has been found at a new Hampshire location in VC12 by Sue Hiley at Kempshott near Basingstoke. Do keep a look out on beech trees for this rare striking fungus, looking as it does like a mop head. Oct 2009

Hericium erinaceus
Hericium erinaceus

New Book: HFRG members Barry Hughes and Paul Sterry have written the new edition of Collins 'Complete Guide to British Mushrooms and Toadstools'. Sep 2009

The fungal records database and distribution maps have now been updated to include all of the records up to Oct 2009. Oct 2009

Guidance from the BMS and Home Office on picking psilocin containing fungi is now on the document page. Jun 2006

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