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 deadandwell611
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 Oregon ID, pretty sure they are subbs...
#8833441 - 08/26/08 11:03 PM (3 months, 4 days ago) |
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Habitat:
found quite a few of these growing in a cow pasture, only one or 2 were growing directly from the manure, most were growing around tufts of grass that were growing from old decomposed manure that was no longer in patty form. though i did see hundreds of little pin growing from the pattys themselves just little dots though
Gills:
gills were a grayish brown, turning dark brown to black after beaning picked
Stem:
stem was fairly long, most were wavy and fibery, only a few were really straight, stem was a redish brown color turning darker after being picked
Cap:
on biggest ones the cap were around 1-1.5 inches, the more mature ones were flattening out and becoming slightly wavy, brown rings can be seen mostly toward the outside of the cap and a lighter orangish color in the center
Spore print color:
black, not brown in any way. could be easily seen dusting the caps of the smaller ones below the tall ones
Bruising:
didnt notice any obviouse bruising certainly nothing blue or green in color
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ehtdaedlufetarg
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 Re: Oregon ID, pretty sure they are subbs... [Re: deadandwell611]
#8833856 - 08/27/08 12:54 AM (3 months, 4 days ago) |
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sounds like em to me. nice work.
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somebody716
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Re: Oregon ID, pretty sure they are subbs... [Re: ehtdaedlufetarg]
#8833954 - 08/27/08 01:43 AM (3 months, 4 days ago) |
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could you show a picture of the gills?
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somebody716
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Re: Oregon ID, pretty sure they are subbs... [Re: somebody716]
#8834183 - 08/27/08 03:09 AM (3 months, 4 days ago) |
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Panaeolus subbalteatus will have close gills and Panaeolina foenisecii has more distant gills and they should stay brownish
foenisecii
(http://mushroomexpert.com/panaeolus_foenisecii.html)
subbalteatus
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panaeolus_subbalteatus)
even though the gills here are still brown you can see the how they are much more crowded than foenisecii
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I have plenty of viable Papaver somniferum seeds, if you are interested in some PM me.
I'd love to trade
http://www.gsmyco.org/FEATUREDMUSHROOM.htm
A little help with southern chanterelles (if you live near the gulf coast you should check this out)
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 weiliiiiiii
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Re: Oregon ID, pretty sure they are subbs... [Re: somebody716]
#8834333 - 08/27/08 04:53 AM (3 months, 4 days ago) |
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Your going to need alot more than that to have enough for a good experience.
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deadandwell611
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Registered: 08/24/08
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Re: Oregon ID, pretty sure they are subbs... [Re: deadandwell611]
#8835068 - 08/27/08 09:38 AM (3 months, 4 days ago) |
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hey guys thnks for the input, I know ill need a LOT more than 2 subbs to be enlightened, but allot of em were premature and just starting to grow so i planned on going back today to harvest, i picked the 2 that i did because they were the only ones that looked like they would die before i came back, the gills on those particular 2 were deff tightly packed and not seperated like foes, and the spores were deffenetly BLACK not brown at all. the ones i left behind had much thicker stems about 3/4 the diameter of the cap when they were about 2 inches tall. will get more pictures today when i go back and pick the rest.
one question i have is, i saw tons of pies that had literally hundreds up little pins coming up from them, about how long can i expect to wait before they reach maturity? 1-2 days or more?
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