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Crimson waxcap Hygrocybe punicea three fungi growing in grass

Russula growing in pine needles

Few flowered Spike rush Eleocharis quinqueflora with stem and individual flower detail; root information included

Fly agaric Amanita muscaria fungus with stem, soil on the stipe base, and scales on the scarlet cap

Edible fungi an array of seven edible species including the parasol, wood blewit, russula, ink cap, and chanterelle

Agaricus campestris Big illustration of the underside of a field mushroom with stipe removed, with a younger mushroom with pinker gills ontop

Parasol Macrolepiota procera two fungi showing different cap shapes relating to age and the annulus

Pink Meadow Waxcap Hygrocybe pratensis growing in grassland

Dioecious sedge Carex dioica with stem cross section, fruit, two stigmas, female glume, male glume, ligule and individual leaf along with rhizome information

Deergrass Scirpus cespitosus flowering clump with individual leaflet and stem cross section, glume, and spikelet detail

Common sedge carex nigra showing root, glume, fruit, ligule detail, stem cross section, and two stigmas

Common Cottongrass Eriophorum angustifolium showing red leaf tip and stem cross section as well as entire plant

Carnation sedge carex panicea whole plant with details on murcinate leaf apex, glume, fruit, ligule, cross section, three stigma fruit and stem cross section

Brown sedge Carex disticha with stem cross section and individual fruit detail

Broad leaved Cottongrass Eriophorum latifollium with individual seed, murcinate leaf tip, stem cross section, and flowering spike

Bottle sedge Carex rostrata showing flowers, fruits, ligule, seeds, and glumes as well as the pinkish basal area

Blunt flowered rush Juncus subnodulosus showing lateral growth along a rhizome, rooting nodes, stem cross section showing hollows in the pith, and individual fruit detail

Black bog rush Schoenus nigricans showing individual flowering spike, stem cross section, and basal colour

Amethyst deceiver Laccaria amethystina clump growing on moss and dead woos and in different stages of growth