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 JejuMushroomMan
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 Interesting Mushrooms of Korea 
#16393011 - 06/17/12 02:59 AM (1 year, 3 days ago) |
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Hello all. Here are some pictures of mushrooms from Korea. I really only ask for an ID on the first species, as I think they may be active.
Habitat: On dry cow dung in tall grass.
Gills: Greyish-brown. Narrowly attached at the top. (adnexed?)
Stem: Hollow, about 2 inches long.
Cap: Anywhere between a dime and a quarter. White outer going into a beige middle. What looks like some slight blue bruising on the edges.
Spore Print: Light black, maybe even violet. (Or maybe dark brown, it's hard to tell.)
Veil: Absent, though there is a place on the stems that looks like it may have been from a veil (thicker, older looking stem below, newer looking stem above)
My question is, are they active? Even if not, could I eat them without going to the hospital?
The rest are just interesting mushrooms I've found along the trails here. Doubt they are active, but they are pretty nonetheless.
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Edited by JejuMushroomMan (06/17/12 03:07 AM)
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 TimmiT
Registered: 03/23/10
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Loc: Victoria 
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The first mushrooms are Stropharia semiglobata and are not active.
The others are:
1. maybe an Amanita
2. Geastrum sp.
3. Laccaria sp.
4. maybe Pholiota or Gymnopilus
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JejuMushroomMan
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Re: Interesting Mushrooms of Korea [Re: TimmiT]
#16393654 - 06/17/12 08:05 AM (1 year, 2 days ago) |
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Thanks for your input!
Just a quick verification on the first: Are you sure, and if they are Stropharia semiglobata can I eat them and not get sick?
I only ask because they look strikingly similar to these, and are growing in the same area and habitat.
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/16140044#16140044
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Apexcrest1
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Cool post. Nice pics. If your in Korea that's bad ass too.
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