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 German Kahuna
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 Re: Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN!  [Re: edra]
#10646007 - 07/09/09 06:03 AM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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Yes, that's right.
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monkeyheaven
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Which Amanita do you reckon it is? It seems like the white ones are often death or angel caps, but that one looks a bit rough.
Also, edra, if you don't mind my asking, which prefecture is producing Amanitas in July?
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German Kahuna
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I don't really trust myself to ID most Amanitas from another continent down to species reliably. They are just too regionally specific.
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Also, edra, if you don't mind my asking, which prefecture is producing Amanitas in July?
Edited by edra (07/09/09 07:33 AM)
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Re: Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: edra]
#10646290 - 07/09/09 07:45 AM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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Amanita orientogemmata
according to this
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Re: Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: edra]
#10646304 - 07/09/09 07:51 AM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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Please photograph and record as much info as possible. Surrounding trees, weather, dates, soil, etc. Hopefully we can compile some info, but unless I'm mistaken, I need to wait until Autumn to contribute. Please PM me if you want to help me document and study Amanitas in Asia.
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edra
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Please photograph and record as much info as possible. Surrounding trees, weather, dates, soil, etc. Hopefully we can compile some info, but unless I'm mistaken, I need to wait until Autumn to contribute. Please PM me if you want to help me document and study Amanitas in Asia.
sure,i can check more careful tomorrow
date -- today, weather -- rain several times in a day, already for a week, temp -- about 30 when sun, about 27 when rain, high humidity
here is one more if you like them so much 
let me know if you need highres pictures
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Re: Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: edra]
#10651515 - 07/10/09 04:24 AM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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Thanks! For some reason I think Amanita are the most beautiful mushrooms, and fun to photograph too!
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cool thread.
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Don't criticize my mess unless you'd like to become part of it.
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Re: Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: King Koopa]
#10679094 - 07/14/09 11:16 PM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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One more. just found it. Sorry for shity quality it's the phone camera.
So here is the shroom
and here is the surrounding
Edited by edra (07/14/09 11:17 PM)
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Re: Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: edra]
#10679200 - 07/14/09 11:34 PM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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By the way. Does Agrocybe farinacea should become blue on damages? Or in other words. Does all psylocin/psylocibin containing shrooms should become blue on damaged places?
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Re:Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: kablamo]
#10679337 - 07/14/09 11:56 PM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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Yo dude! I'm out in Kyoto-fu also... near the coast. There are some great shrooms in this area! There's actually a mushroom theme park near where I live. I've found a ton of Amanita Pantherina in the area, but they aren't psychoactive... Apparently Amanita Muscaria is around, but most of the trees are cedar and not pine so they are hard to find. That mushroom farm you found is for Shitake which are easy to ID and quite delicious. Anyways good luck!
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Re: Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: edra]
#10679377 - 07/15/09 12:04 AM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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By the way. Does Agrocybe farinacea should become blue on damages?
Yes. You should look for Agrocybe farinacea every day.
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Does all psylocin/psylocibin containing shrooms should become blue on damaged places?
98% of them. The other 2% are already dark colored so the blue doesn't show much.
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edra
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Yo dude! I'm out in Kyoto-fu also... near the coast. There are some great shrooms in this area! There's actually a mushroom theme park near where I live. I've found a ton of Amanita Pantherina in the area, but they aren't psychoactive... Apparently Amanita Muscaria is around, but most of the trees are cedar and not pine so they are hard to find. That mushroom farm you found is for Shitake which are easy to ID and quite delicious. Anyways good luck!
Yep i saw you topic here, nice to meet you. Join my birthday paty next friday 
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Re:Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: edra]
#10700482 - 07/18/09 04:10 PM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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Wait, does that mean there are three shroomerites in Kyoto prefecture? If so, man, we gotta get together!
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Re:Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: kablamo]
#10702527 - 07/19/09 02:26 AM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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Oh yeah, A 25 year old Japanese guy got busted in Nara prefecture growing shrooms. He had 37 cakes. I hope he doesn't get fucked too hard... Everyone be careful out there, especially in Japan...
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German Kahuna
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Does all psylocin/psylocibin containing shrooms should become blue on damaged places?
98% of them. The other 2% are already dark colored so the blue doesn't show much.
Well, what about Psilocybe semilanceata? They almost never bruise at all and are still one of the most active species. They just contain close to no psilocin but an extremely high level of psilocybin.
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Re:Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: kablamo]
#10719218 - 07/22/09 05:09 AM (2 years, 9 months ago) |
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Wait, does that mean there are three shroomerites in Kyoto prefecture? If so, man, we gotta get together!
Im not in kyoto, im near nagoya, but still close.
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 Re: Mushroom Hunting - JAPAN! [Re: edra]
#10719923 - 07/22/09 09:00 AM (2 years, 9 months ago) |
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The bluing reaction is a result of the breakdown of psilocin into unknown enzymes once it comes into contact with the air induced by handling or natural growth; indicates specie most likely contains, or contained, psilocin (a select few specie also bruise blue and contain no psilocin) and this reaction is indirectly proportionate to the potency(the more bruising, the more psilocin is broken down and lost). 
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