Record Details 00/00/0000 Unnamed Site; No Grid Ref; Anon; "Source: CP List 1872"; [as Pholiota radicosa]; Lit. cited: 237;234; Additional NotesCooke notes 'not uncommon, recording also that Mr. Amyot found it near Diss'
05/10/1934 Wheatfen, Surlingham; No Grid Ref; BMS foray; "Source: NCLF Part II"; [as Pholiota radicosa]; Lit. cited: 234
23/10/1977 Lenwade Pits; TG1018; M.J. Woolner; M.J. Woolner; R.E. Evans; "In broad-leaved woodland"
05/10/1990 Sparham Pools; TG0718; R.E. Evans; R.E. Evans; "No apparent mole association"
29/10/2003 Swanton Novers Great Wood; TG0130; A.W. Brand; A.W. Brand
31/10/2003 East Walton Common; TF7316; A.L. Bull; A.L. Bull
15/10/2007 Foxley Wood; TG052224; Quercus; soil; Jonathan Revett; Jonathan Revett
06/10/2018 Northrepps, Templewood; TG2538; soil; Neil Mahler; Tony Leech
08/09/2020 Titchwell RSPB; TF750438; soil; Jenny Kelly; Jenny Kelly
17/10/2024 Ashwellthorpe Lower Wood; TM142978; Carpinus betulus; Jeremy Bartlett; NFSG DNA Team; "Several fruitbodies under Hornbeam"; DNA barcoded; Genbank:PV265827; Lit. cited: 214; Additional NotesCap viscid, pale yellow-ochre with darker scales. Gills crowded, pale greyish white. Stem ochraceous with darker bands, widening to a basal bulb. A very pleasant, sweet smell, like apples. No reaction with 10% KOH. A whole range of sizes of fruitbody. The largest had a cap diameter of about 70mm in diameter, too large to bring home.
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