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Yet another random ID request
#16298086 - 05/28/12 11:48 PM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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All found in Auckland, NZ. ID's would be super awesome
#1, growing from healthy grass field with some woody debris present.

#2, fruiting from soil in wet bush enviroment
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#3, fruiting off old tree stump, could this be Armillaria perhaps?

#4, Mycena? fruiting from decayed wood
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: sum0]
#16298112 - 05/28/12 11:52 PM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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4s definetly a Mycena. not sure about the rest, but they are sweet finds sum0!
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Thanks Psylosymon  Do you think that this is also a Mycena?
#5, gowin all over a giant dead tree
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1. might be an Inocybe sp.. 2. Cortinarius is likely. 3. not too sure. did you print?? i think Armillaria might be a possibility, but wait for another opinion.
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Edited by bloodworm (05/29/12 12:31 AM)
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: bloodworm]
#16298249 - 05/29/12 12:18 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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Thanks Bloodworm, nah I did'nt print , but you reckon if print is white than this could well be an edible Armillaria species? I have always wanted to find a nice tasting mushroom..
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: sum0]
#16298277 - 05/29/12 12:22 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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sum0 said: Thanks Bloodworm, nah I did'nt print , but you reckon if print is white than this could well be an edible Armillaria species? I have always wanted to find a nice tasting mushroom..
it definitely could be. like i said, wait for another opinion if you plan on eating them. i don't know very much about fungus from your neck of the woods. also, #5 looks like Mycena.
nice finds man! 
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: bloodworm]
#16298342 - 05/29/12 12:34 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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Armillaria novae zelandiae might be a possibility.
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: bloodworm]
#16298389 - 05/29/12 12:43 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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wow those Mycenas are taking right over that tree eh!! thats awesome!
you should add them to the Mycena gallery. http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/14615226/fpart/1/vc/1
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: bloodworm]
#16298422 - 05/29/12 12:49 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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#2 Cortinarius leptospermarum (Horak) Garnier #5 Mycena parsonsiae G. Stev
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: inski]
#16298438 - 05/29/12 12:51 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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inski...any ideas on #3?
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: bloodworm]
#16298461 - 05/29/12 12:56 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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What about a species of Pholiota
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: NeoSporen]
#16298498 - 05/29/12 01:03 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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bfogg8706 said: What about a species of Pholiota
maybe. a print would be interesting.
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: bloodworm]
#16298507 - 05/29/12 01:05 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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bloodworm said: inski...any ideas on #3?
 peace and love bloodworm
Yes, it's Armillaria novae-zelandiae
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: inski]
#16298596 - 05/29/12 01:22 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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inski said:
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bloodworm said: inski...any ideas on #3?
 peace and love bloodworm
Yes, it's Armillaria novae-zelandiae
Cool! Thanks for this guys. I'll probably print one to be safe anyway, but is this a good edible?
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: sum0]
#16298631 - 05/29/12 01:28 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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It is edible but I haven't tried it, it is extremely glutinous so that may not be so good!
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: inski]
#16298672 - 05/29/12 01:36 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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inski said: It is edible but I haven't tried it, it is extremely glutinous so that may not be so good!
haha alright man, I think I shall give them a try anyway just for testing purposes. Thanks for the help Inski!
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: sum0]
#16298776 - 05/29/12 01:54 AM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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Yeah, give them a go but start of with only a small amount, you never know when you may have a bad reaction to wild fungi.
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: inski]
#16301335 - 05/29/12 04:59 PM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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inski said:
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bloodworm said: inski...any ideas on #3?
 peace and love bloodworm
Yes, it's Armillaria novae-zelandiae
did you consider Pholiota
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: The Thinker]
#16301422 - 05/29/12 05:26 PM (11 months, 21 days ago) |
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Yes, I did, and now that I consider it again it could possibly be a Pholiota species, a spore print will help!
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Re: Yet another random ID request [Re: inski]
#16308027 - 05/30/12 10:12 PM (11 months, 20 days ago) |
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inski said: Yes, I did, and now that I consider it again it could possibly be a Pholiota species, a spore print will help!
Well, Im certainly glad that I chose to print before I ate. I believe that all Armillaria have a white print?
Bad pics of prints here -

This print is orange-brown in colour, so I assume that this isn't an armillaria nor edible. So I guess it's Phollita, could I have possibly screwed myself big-time if I had eaten this?
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