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 Azura
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Registered: 04/04/09
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 ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia 
#10300664 - 05/07/09 01:54 AM (3 years, 20 days ago) |
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Im trying to make a database of mushrooms in my region so i can use it for future reference while hunting. These are just a couple I've seen on my travels. I'm also having a guess on what they are to see if I'm close to IDing them or if I'm on the wrong track. Looking forward to any input. Thanks
 
Mushroom 1
Habitat – bush, around leaf litter and wood chips
Gills – frilled, attached to stem,
Stem – central stem, 2cm diameter, 7cm length, firm
Cap – pink colouring, sunken in the middle, 9cm diameter, slimy when wet
Spore print – white spore print
Bruising – no bruising visible
Location – Hunter Region, NSW, Australia
 
Mushroom 2
Habitat - bush, around leaf litter and woodchips
Gills – sponge like, no gills, yellow/golden in colour
Stem – central stem, large specimen has thick stem, small specimen had a narrow stem
Cap – brown, flat
Spore print – couldn’t get one, turned into slime
Bruising – large specimen no bruising, small specimen extreme blueing almost instantly, turning black eventually
Location – Hunter Region, NSW, Australia
 
Mushroom 3
Habitat - bush, around leaf litter and wood chips
Gills – white-ish, free,
Stem – light caramel colour
Cap – almost 2 tone, orange to rust red, slight nipple
Spore print – dark brown
Bruising – only darkening of the flesh, no coloured bruising
Location - Hunter Region, NSW, Australia
My guesses.
1. Lactarius? russula?
2. Boletus? I can only assume they are a species of boletus, and thinking that they are 2 different species due to only the small one blueing and the other having no bruising reaction.
3. Stropharia? There were hundreds of these in the wood chip beds around some trees.
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Traced In Air
Stranger
Registered: 04/12/09
Posts: 86
Loc: Melbourne
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Azura]
#10300668 - 05/07/09 01:58 AM (3 years, 20 days ago) |
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Three is definately Stropharia Aurantiaca.
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Lucas89
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Registered: 07/03/08
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Azura]
#10300670 - 05/07/09 02:00 AM (3 years, 20 days ago) |
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you've got the first 2 right im pretty sure, but i don't know about the 3rd one. the lack of dark gills says its not a stroph to me. but i may well be wrong.
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Azura
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Traced In Air]
#10300673 - 05/07/09 02:01 AM (3 years, 20 days ago) |
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I was about to say it is a Leratiomyces ceres but its the same thing, Haha. Thanks Traced for the prompt reply.
edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psilocybe_aurantiaca
Edited by Azura (05/07/09 02:03 AM)
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Traced In Air
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Lucas89]
#10300680 - 05/07/09 02:08 AM (3 years, 20 days ago) |
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Quote:
Lucas89 said:
you've got the first 2 right im pretty sure, but i don't know about the 3rd one. the lack of dark gills says its not a stroph to me. but i may well be wrong.
The colour of the gills varies quite a bit.
Quote:
I was about to say it is a Leratiomyces ceres but its the same thing, Haha. Thanks Traced for the prompt reply.
They're probably the only mushroom that I can identify correctly.
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 FuManchu
Psilly ol' Man
Registered: 05/20/07
Posts: 2,855
Loc: Big Kahuna Burger
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Azura]
#10300722 - 05/07/09 02:44 AM (3 years, 20 days ago) |
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Quote:
Azura said:
My guesses.
1. russula
2. Boletus
3. Stropharia
good guessing 
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Azura
Space Monkey
Registered: 04/04/09
Posts: 616
Loc: Central Coast, Australia
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: FuManchu]
#10300799 - 05/07/09 03:47 AM (3 years, 20 days ago) |
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Thanks for the input guys. I tried my hardest to get all the details before posting and seems like I've received a good result. I would still like a trusted identifier to come in and ID them also. My database is going to be great when I start getting more finds(hopefully some actives).
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Azura
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Azura]
#10312236 - 05/09/09 09:14 AM (3 years, 18 days ago) |
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A few more I found after a day of rain. Any positive feedback would be great.
  
Mushroom 1
Habitat – manicured lawn
Gills – tightly packed, don’t run down the stem, grey/black in colour.
Stem – 2cm long, 3mm diameter, white
Cap – light brown to cream colouring, bell shaped
Spore print – black
Bruising – no bruising
Location - Hunter Region, NSW, Australia
Other – melted over night while getting spore print.
  
Mushroom 2
Habitat – manicured lawn
Gills – light brown, attach to the cap
Stem – cream to light brown colour
Cap – firm, white/bone colour going to brown, flat
Spore print – dark brown
Bruising – none apparent
Location - Hunter Region, NSW, Australia
  
Mushroom 3
Habitat – manicured lawn
Gills – attach to the cap, don’t run down the stem, brown with white scales
Stem – 3mm diameter, soft
Cap – convex, dome shape,
Spore print – dark brown
Bruising – none apparent
Location - Hunter Region, NSW, Australia
  
Mushroom 4
Habitat – manicured lawn
Gills – cream/light brown colour,
Stem – white, woody
Cap – white with slight brown top, dome shaped
Spore print – light brown
Bruising – none apparent
Location - Hunter Region, NSW, Australia
    
Mushroom 5
Habitat – manicured lawn
Gills – free, don’t run down the stem, waxy
Stem – 6mm diameter, fibrous
Cap – bell shaped, blue to black colour (from weather damage?)
Spore print – white spore print
Bruising – bruised blue/black on stem and gills
Location - Hunter Region, NSW, Australia
Other – I’m pretty sure I got to this mushroom to late.
My Guesses
1.Coprinus(ink cap)?
2.Hebeloma or Inocybea?
3.no idea
4.no idea
5.Hygrocybe?
Edited by Azura (05/09/09 09:16 AM)
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Lucas89
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Azura]
#10312257 - 05/09/09 09:21 AM (3 years, 18 days ago) |
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3 may well be a galerina, and 5 is a definite hygrocybe conica for me. your pretty much right about the rest i think.
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Azura
Space Monkey
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Posts: 616
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Lucas89]
#10312354 - 05/09/09 09:53 AM (3 years, 18 days ago) |
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Yeah 3 and 4 are hard. To me they are just LBMs.
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johnnyblaze2316
Registered: 11/05/08
Posts: 3,121
Loc: West coast 
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Re: ID Request - Hunter region, NSW, Australia [Re: Azura]
#10312458 - 05/09/09 10:24 AM (3 years, 18 days ago) |
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4 an agrocybe??
3 a foe?
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