alexismezzarobba's Journal

The Mower's Mushroom is a common mushroom found on lawns (sometimes referred to as the lawnmower's mushroom) and is not edible. The scientific name for this mushroom is Panaeolus Foenisecii. It's part of the Boblitiaceae family. They are usually brown or a beige colour and are relatively small. Some other organisms that are part of the Boblitiaceae family include the Bolbitius Titubans, the Conocybe Apala, and Conocybe Tenera.

The White Sweet-Clover is within the Melilot group. Some other kinds of Clovers in the Melilot group include Red Clover, Large head Clover, Hare's foot Clover, and Brown moor Clover. The scientific name for Clover is Trifolium. All of my observations have the same type of location and relatively the same stem. They are all located within a bush or grass and they all have stems within the range of 10 inches to 20 inches. Nitrogen fixation is unique to the White Sweet-Clover (relative to my other observations). The Clover takes Nitrogen from the air and converts it into ammonia in the soil to promote its growth and reproduction.