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minnesotaftl
Minnesota Meets Boston


Registered: 05/10/07
Posts: 169
Loc: Boston
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Boston find.
#8679135 - 07/25/08 03:11 AM (4 months, 6 days ago) |
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Hello all ive been terribly busy working so no time to fill in my hobbies but right near my house i found a cluster of these heres a picture sorry they are from my cellphone i dropped my digital camera really only after Potable edibles i know its not active :P

 Habitat: Found under a pine tree inhabiting soil Gills: not sure how to describe. but gills attached to the stem. color. white to off white
Stem: white with brownish bruising or discoloration Cap: tan- brown cap is about 4 and half inches.
Spore print color: Currently undergoing process. Bruising: No color change was observed.
Location: Boston MA.
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DannyGlick
exsomnis

Registered: 04/14/08
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Loc: Willoughby
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Looks to me like something in Rhodocollybia.Wild guess.
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koraks


Registered: 06/02/03
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Yeah, I find similar fruits around here as well during spells of wet weather. Something collyboid sounds like a good guess.
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Alan Rockefeller
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Re: Boston find. [Re: koraks]
#8680625 - 07/25/08 02:32 PM (4 months, 6 days ago) |
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My first guess is Gymnopus, maybe Gymnopus dryophilus. Also could be a Clitocybe or Rhodocollybia.
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koraks


Registered: 06/02/03
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These don't look like the dryophilus I found often but didn't know what species they are (still owe you one for that, Alan). I'd stick with rhodocollybia.
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