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Find a Wikipedia image that answers this question: Which mushroom has a thicker stem, the Lycoperdon excipuliforme or the Cuphophyllus pratensis?

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Represent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Cuphophyllus pratensis, Meadow Waxcap, UK Cuphophyllus pratensis, syn. Hygrocybe pratensis, Meadow Waxcap. Taken in London, UK.

['<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Pholiota squarrosa2.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Lact.sub.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Tarzetta, Cup Fungus, UK Tarzetta sp., Cup Fungus, taken in London, UK.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Calocera viscosa in the Bornia nature park Calocera viscosa in the Bornia nature park.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Polyozellus multiplex (7997014345).\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Lactarius clarkeae 15003 A fruit body of the milk mushroom Lactarius clarkeae Cleland. Specimen photographed in State Forest near Comboyne, New South Wales, Australia.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: 2013-11-02 Entoloma sinuatum (Bull.) P. Kumm 393808.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Lactarius Deliciosus  Lactarius Deliciosus, Saffron milk cap or Red pine mushroom. Own photograph. Photographed near Gabrovo, Bulgaria, 13 June 2010.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Hydnellum concrescens a1 (1).\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Coprinus comatus LC0117 Shaggy Ink Cap (Coprinus comatus), Chemnitz, Germany.\n', "<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: The underside of a fungus - Polyporus squamosus - geograph.org.uk - 929664 The underside of a fungus - Polyporus squamosus This species is also known as Dryad's Saddle, or Scaly Polypore (the upper surface has a pattern of concentric fibrous-looking dark-brown scales).\n"]
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