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 sroomer
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 id plz 
#12024139 - 02/13/10 07:58 PM (2 years, 3 months ago) |
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Habitat:in the grass
Gills:wight
Color,.wight
hey guy i dident take this pic but i found a big group theres the other day
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CubeBensies
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Its a Lepiota unless its gills turn green with age, then its a Chlorophyllum.
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sroomer
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Quote:
CubeBensies said:
Its a Lepiota unless its gills turn green with age, then its a Chlorophyllum.
oh ok thx mate'
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Twiztidsage
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Quote:
CubeBensies said:
Its a Lepiota unless its gills turn green with age, then its a Chlorophyllum.
That is not quite right.
If its gills are greenish, then it is Chlorophyllum molybdites. Poisonous.
If they are not, it is likely still Chlorophyllum sp., probably C. rhacodes. Yummy.
Many Lepiotas were moved to Chlorophyllum, Macrolepiota, Leucoagaricus, Leucocoprinus...
Edited by Twiztidsage (02/13/10 08:19 PM)
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CubeBensies
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Twiztidsage said:
If they are not, it is likely still Chlorophyllum sp., probably C. rhacodes. Yummy.
Doesn't look like any C. Rachodes I've ever seen. Maybe something closer to Macrolepiota clelandii.
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Twiztidsage
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Looks kinda like these C. rhacodes from Mushroomexpert.com:
Besides, I assume they are C. molybdites. If the gills aren't green, it is likely still that genus. I just wanted to clear up that green gills isn't standard in Chlorophyllum sp like you said they were.
Edited by Twiztidsage (02/13/10 08:33 PM)
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sroomer
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Quote:
Twiztidsage said:
Quote:
CubeBensies said:
Its a Lepiota unless its gills turn green with age, then its a Chlorophyllum.
That is not quite right.
If its gills are greenish, then it is Chlorophyllum molybdites. Poisonous.
If they are not, it is likely still Chlorophyllum sp., probably C. rhacodes. Yummy.
Many Lepiotas were moved to Chlorophyllum, Macrolepiota, Leucoagaricus, Leucocoprinus...
oh ok the ones i got had wight gills so i could eat it right
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CubeBensies
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Not until its positively identified. You don't want to eat anything that you are not positively sure what it is. I am sure that its not C. Rachodes but that leaves a lot that it could be.
Some Lepiotas have amatoxins and are deadly poisonous, you don't want to play guessing games with this genus.
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Twiztidsage
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I am not a trusted identifier and am not 100% sure of it's ID. Wait for a TI to confirm.
And the word is "white". A "wight" is a mythical undead creature. 
Edited by Twiztidsage (02/13/10 10:37 PM)
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 koraks
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Take a spore print to be sure. These look more like c. molybites to me, and young specimens of that species have white gills as well. They only turn distinctly greenish with age.
We've been collectively wrong about chlorophyllums/macrolepiotas before, so I wouldn't recommend eating these before a spore print provides a definite answer to what these are.
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sroomer
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Re: id plz [Re: koraks]
#12028096 - 02/14/10 02:05 PM (2 years, 3 months ago) |
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ok thxs buddy
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LowcountryHunter
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Quote:
sroomer said:
hey guy i dident take this pic but i found a big group theres the other day
Wait... is this a photo of mushrooms that you simply thought resembled your specimens? Risky business if so.
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