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 stoned_ape
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 Texas ID please 
#16531161 - 07/14/12 06:43 PM (10 months, 28 days ago) |
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Habitat:
found it growing in mulch around a tree.
Gills:
closed so cant see too well but looks gishrey.
Stem:lue
yellowish and bruises greeinsh
Spore print color
dry so looked greeinsh purpleish
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looks like a bolete pin.
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thoae can be found in Houston, Texas?
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thoae can be found in Houston, Texas?
sure, why not.
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stoned_ape
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Are they active?
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Are they active?
no.
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stoned_ape
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meant to put the stem bruised blue not greenish
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This quote from 2006 does a really solid job of explaining the situation:
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xmush said:
The blueing seen in many boletes occurs via a mechanism that is totally different from the blueing that is seen in hallucinogenic mushrooms. It is just a coincidence. Many of the poisonous boletes are blue-staining. Some blue-staining boletes are not poisonous and are even edible. There are no known hallucinogenic boletes to my knowledge.
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Re: Texas ID please [Re: suchen]
#16531483 - 07/14/12 08:02 PM (10 months, 28 days ago) |
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appreciate it! Thought my impossible search for some active shrooms maybe came to end. This is getting frustrating. ha
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trampis
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You're wasting time looking for active in TX during the summer. I won't go as far to say it is impossible, but it is highly unlikely that you will find any in these conditions. Wait until the fall when the temperature drops, that is when cubes like to come out 
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Re: Texas ID please [Re: suchen]
#16531635 - 07/14/12 08:50 PM (10 months, 28 days ago) |
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suchen said:
This quote from 2006 does a really solid job of explaining the situation:
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xmush said:
The blueing seen in many boletes occurs via a mechanism that is totally different from the blueing that is seen in hallucinogenic mushrooms. It is just a coincidence. Many of the poisonous boletes are blue-staining. Some blue-staining boletes are not poisonous and are even edible. There are no known hallucinogenic boletes to my knowledge.
I have heard that there are active blue staining boletes in papua new guinea.
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thanks for info I was under impression that here in Houston that the cubes came out almost all year. we havent been getting alot of rain but it has been raining for a week and mushrooms are everywhere. Havent found a good cow pasture that is secluded to search for cubes.
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trampis
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It's too hot, cubes like cooler temperatures
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Re: Texas ID please [Re: trampis]
#16531779 - 07/14/12 09:46 PM (10 months, 28 days ago) |
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Cubes are out in force in Florida. I don't see why Texas wouldn't be fruiting near the coast.
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Re: Texas ID please [Re: suchen]
#16531974 - 07/14/12 10:39 PM (10 months, 28 days ago) |
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 I don't think the conditions are right, but I could be wrong.
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Re: Texas ID please [Re: trampis]
#16535085 - 07/15/12 04:06 PM (10 months, 28 days ago) |
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Found these this morning just east of Austin Texas growing in cow stuff.
What might they be?
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maynardjameskeenan
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Re: Texas ID please [Re: Texas1]
#16535125 - 07/15/12 04:13 PM (10 months, 28 days ago) |
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panaeolus antillarum
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Cool thanks, just bought a new piece of land and its pretty interesting what grows there. Found these today.
Are these Amanita levistriata?
 
Edited by Texas1 (07/16/12 06:53 PM)
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Re: Texas ID please [Re: Texas1]
#16540576 - 07/16/12 06:53 PM (10 months, 26 days ago) |
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Cool thanks, just bought a new piece of land and its pretty interesting what grows there. Found these today.
Chlorophyllum molybdites
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