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Interesting specimens ? ID?
    #3294262 - 10/29/04 03:09 PM (19 years, 5 months ago)

we didnt pick any of these but they were found growing in the woods near near a stream.  The weather has been sort of cold up here, which is why i am surprised there always seems to be many in this particular area that me and my friend frequent, in upstate ny.
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:confused:these are some weird bluesh/green ones we found growing on a log... They did have stems but were very short :confused:









I couldnt identify any of them but does anyone have any ideas? :sun:  We might go back and pick some if they are something "cool" :mushroom2:

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Re: Interesting specimens ? ID? [Re: whitegreyhat]
    #3294385 - 10/29/04 03:32 PM (19 years, 5 months ago)

The first 3 mushrooms look very similar to the deadly Galerina autumnalis. Congrats, your first deadly specimen!  :wink:

I'm not sure why, but the second species makes me think Marasmius sp. for some reason.

The last ones appear to be some sort of oyster mushroom. I think DH or ToxicMan might be better at IDing these than myself.

As usual, it's not going to be possible to make a 100% ID on any of them without the regular required things(spore prints, smell, brusing, etc.)

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Re: Interesting specimens ? ID? [Re: Gumby]
    #3294448 - 10/29/04 03:44 PM (19 years, 5 months ago)

thanks a lot gumby, yah we didnt feel likepicking them to get prints or anything because everything we pick we pretty much chuck out so lol.

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Re: Interesting specimens ? ID? [Re: whitegreyhat]
    #3294507 - 10/29/04 04:01 PM (19 years, 5 months ago)

Those last ones do look to be one of the various kinds of Oyster Mushrooms. Just from what little I can see in the photos I'd say they look similar to Panellus serotinus, the Late Oyster Mushroom.

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Re: Interesting specimens ? ID? [Re: ToxicMan]
    #3294624 - 10/29/04 04:47 PM (19 years, 5 months ago)

is panellus serotinus posionous or edible psychoactive?

im lookingat panellus and it does looklike them butthe color,the way it gets darker on the edges, isnt consistent with what i am seeing, not saying you are wrong but its interesting...

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Re: Interesting specimens ? ID? [Re: whitegreyhat]
    #3295310 - 10/29/04 08:31 PM (19 years, 5 months ago)

Panellus serotinus is listed in my books as edible but not very good, and often becoming bitter (inedible) as they get older.

Note please that I said "they look similar to Panellus serotinus". I'm not saying that they are that species, just that there is a resemblance. I also considered the time of year, which is a relevant identification feature.

For an accurate ID you need a lot more information than all but a few of the descriptions out here provide.

As far as the edge of a cap in a photo you've found not being quite the same, all mushrooms have a fair amount of variability, and photographers tend to take photos of the prettiest specimens available. Using photographs to identify mushrooms can be helpful, but it is not a good method for making accurate IDs. Lots of people are poisoned every year because something they ate looked "just like" a photo they saw. After you think you've found a possible match with a photo, you need to also compare the specimen(s) against the text description. Any significant deviation from the text description indicates that it's not a true match. Most books also will mention some similar species that can be considered for an ID.

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Re: Interesting specimens ? ID? [Re: whitegreyhat]
    #3296636 - 10/30/04 07:55 AM (19 years, 5 months ago)

Ahh, I'm only new, but when I saw that first picture, I instantly thought of Galerina, because of the appearance, and because it was growing next to some kind of moss on that log. Like I said I'm only new, but the first picture to me looks similar to Galerina hypnorum.

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