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 Mushrooms (Pan Subbs and others) 
#10270669 - 05/01/09 08:53 PM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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Went for a walk today on some abandoned railroad tracks. Saw some mushrooms on the walk due to all the past rain. ID's aren't exactly required since I won't eat any. Just putting these up for fun.
Found this bird protecting it's eggs. Reminded me of a bird I saw in Idaho who faked a limp to lure predators away from its nest. For some reason they nest on trails though.  I'm blanking on its name though.
Telling me to back off 
Shot this also and strung it together today:
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Aaa...E I O Uuu...A E I O Uuu..A E I O uh Uuu..
*Cough* *Cough*
Ooo...U E I O Aaa...U E I Aaa..A E I O Uuuuu...
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Edited by Acaterpillar (05/11/09 05:39 PM)
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iamu
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nice pictures. cool bird!
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That first one is Polyporus arcularius, second is Coprinellus micaceus. Third could be Melanoleuca, we need some microscopy on this one. Nice bird.
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Aaa...E I O Uuu...A E I O Uuu..A E I O uh Uuu..
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Ooo...U E I O Aaa...U E I Aaa..A E I O Uuuuu...
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Bump. Took these pictures less than an hour ago.
I was surprised to see something like this in Dallas. A nice surprise of course. 
A spore print is in the process.
It has been really humid here the last few days, though I've never really heard of people finding actives this far in land.
Hope you enjoy the pics. 
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*Cough* *Cough*
Ooo...U E I O Aaa...U E I Aaa..A E I O Uuuuu...
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The spore print for the dung lover is black. I assume it's probably some kind of inactive panaleous?
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Rabidbaboon said:
The spore print for the dung lover is black. I assume it's probably some kind of inactive panaleous?
yes...antilliarum?
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That's cool. I was pretty interested with those orange/red mushrooms third picture down. But they were really tiny and I couldn't find any other around them growing. They were growing out of wood chips. I doubt that's enough info to guess as what they are though.
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Bump. Here's a bunch more pictures. Pretty sure I found some Pan Subbs. Taking spore prints now.
Found this one growing a few inches away. Pretty sure it's the same kind...
Can you spot the mushrooms?!?
I see you have a keen eye. 
I found these today growing out of lawns. I believe they're pan subbs. I saw some blades of grass below them that had what looked like black spores on them...
Does this look like salvia apiana to you guys??? I thought it only grew in southern california... I think it's most likely some kind of artemesia. Maybe Artemesia ludoviciana.
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Aaa...E I O Uuu...A E I O Uuu..A E I O uh Uuu..
*Cough* *Cough*
Ooo...U E I O Aaa...U E I Aaa..A E I O Uuuuu...
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I know in The Pub you said the prints were black, but those don't look like subbs to me. Subbs tend to have a much more robust/beefy stem than that.
The difference between foen and subb prints can be subtle if you haven't seen both. Here's a comparison picture I made a few years back:
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: Gumby]
#10320291 - 05/11/09 12:39 AM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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Yeah the prints are definitely jet-black. But the stems are definitely noticeably thin. And looking at the wikipedia for panaeolus cinctulus, it does appear that they have pretty meat stems which these do not... So I assume that these are yet another inactive species of panaeolus? 
The strange thing is that my friend told me that his friend was finding active panaeolus in the same area (specifically the same lawns). Either we must have just gotten unlucky, or the foaf has little experience, OR it's another kind of active panaeolus besides cyanescan or subbalteus, possibly new...but I highly doubt that.
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Ooo...U E I O Aaa...U E I Aaa..A E I O Uuuuu...
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My friend currently has some, though I'm not sure when he intends to consume them. I warned him that they may give him bad shits...
If they do happen to be active, could they possibly be Panaeolus sphinctrinus?
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i think that your subbs look like lawn subbs i find....
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Cool! Good to hear, it would make more sense of the situation. 
I've started a cardboard spawn from the specimens.
I can't really notice any obvious bruising though. If I look close enough I can maybe convince myself of some bruising, but it's not obvious enough that I would believe it. It's most likely spots of spores...
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Here's a nice habitat shot I took today:
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Nice finds, and cool shots!
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Can anyone give me some info as to what causes this?:
I can get more pictures if needed. It was present in small clumps of some grass. I noticed in some of those clusters there were small mushrooms growing as well.
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I found a lone panaeolus today. I thought it may have been antillarum since the cap was more of a white, rather than tan brown with cracks like the other subbs we had been finding. It possibly could be because of shade though? After picking it I noticed that the gills were obviously brown. I assumed it was a pan foen. but I went ahead and printed it.
I was kind of surprised that the print wasn't a more brownish black. Here's a picture showing it's spore print in comparison to what I am assuming is cinctulus.
It looks possibly a little brown in that photo, though that is probably because I had a short depth of field, because indoor lighting is a bitch with Nikons. Here's some pictures of the subbs and their prints:
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unless your camera is throwing the color off, none of those are prints of subbs.
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: lowbrow]
#10325679 - 05/12/09 03:52 AM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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Panaeolus are so god damn hard to ID. Those prints LOOK black to me, but I really couldn't tell you unless you get a picture of them in direct sunlight with a good camera (yours seems good). Direct sunlight is the best way to assure true color with most cameras.
What state did you say you were in? They could be Panaeolus castaneifolius, which are active. The best way to look for bluing on Pans is to VERY lightly bruise the white mycelium at the base and look for bluing.
Due to the yellowish stems of Pans and the low psilocybin content, bluing is usually very difficult to observe.
After picking literally hundreds to thousands, I have just a few pics of where you can kinda see it. Here ya go...
It's really more of a green-grey with thes ones:
You can see it on the base of this one:
You really have to know what to look for with the bluing in subbs because it's so subtle. In this pic the one in the upper left hand corner is showing some "bluing" in the middle portion of the stem. To the untrained eye you'd probably never notice it:
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See how it just bearly has a blue-green tint to it?
Also, if you want some examples of what Pan subbs look like, take a look at my gallery here:
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/usergallery.php?gallery=8399&folder=panaeolus
And angryshroom's gallery:
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/usergallery.php/gallery/11661/imgpl/5/imgpp/100/folder/Pan_Subbs
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: Gumby]
#10326025 - 05/12/09 07:22 AM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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Indoor lighting isn't good for natural color. I can assure you that it is jet black. 
And yeah, I know what to look for with very mild bluing. I used to have to do that for gymnopilus I found.
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Quote:
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I found a lone panaeolus today. I thought it may have been antillarum since the cap was more of a white, rather than tan brown with cracks like the other subbs we had been finding. It possibly could be because of shade though? After picking it I noticed that the gills were obviously brown. I assumed it was a pan foen. but I went ahead and printed it.
I was kind of surprised that the print wasn't a more brownish black. Here's a picture showing it's spore print in comparison to what I am assuming is cinctulus.
It looks possibly a little brown in that photo, though that is probably because I had a short depth of field, because indoor lighting is a bitch with Nikons.
So any idea what kind of panaeolus this could be? The cap is quite differentiated from all my other finds. I'll try to see if I can find more today and take habitat shots.
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Its Panaeolina foenisecii.
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Gumby
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How can you be so sure Alan?
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: Gumby]
#10328062 - 05/12/09 03:59 PM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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The spore print color is spot on for Panaeolina foenisecii, and that is the only mushroom with that spore print color that looks like that.
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Can anyone give me some info as to what causes this?:
I read in another post that that blue shit is weed killer.
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Quote:
Alan Rockefeller said:
Its Panaeolina foenisecii.
The spore print is jet black for the lighter capped mushroom. The picture is not accurate color wise. If you notice the paper it is sitting on almost has a brown tint. That paper should be true white.
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I found another panaeolus today that also had brown gills. It was among a cluster of what I have been assuming is subbalteus. I think it may be that the younger specimens have a more brown tint to the gills. I'm printing the other specimen to see if it's jet black as well.
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: Gumby]
#10329204 - 05/12/09 08:21 PM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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If you have the capability you should look at the spores under a scope.
Roughened spores = Panaeolina, Smooth spores = Panaeolus.
The only exception I know of is slightly roughened black spores ='s Panaeolus olivaceus.
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more spores = more saturation. Coffee is always lighter colored in a glass. Your print will appear darker in some places, because it is. The light cannot penetrate the thicker areas, making the print appear lighter or darker in areas.
With a black spore print, the light has less effect, because the spores are already darker.
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: jet li]
#10330423 - 05/13/09 12:18 AM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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Even in the thin parts it appears pretty black and no tint of brown. I'll take some pictures at the recommended exposure, I never pay much attention to it at this point.
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Quote:
Alan Rockefeller said:
The spore print color is spot on for Panaeolina foenisecii, and that is the only mushroom with that spore print color that looks like that.
i would trust this guy and what he says........
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A good way to tell the color of the print would be to use a black and a brown marker and draw a line with each next to the print.
Then compare. It also helps when taking pictures of prints. That way even if the color is off, the black and brown marks will help determine how off the color in the photo really is.
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I read in another post that that blue shit is weed killer.
In this case its a slime mold.
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Quote:
Alan Rockefeller said:
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I read in another post that that blue shit is weed killer.
In this case its a slime mold.
Thanks for clearing that up interesting looking stuff. Sorry for the misinformation. 
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Here's one of the subb prints next to a black sharpie mark:
Here's the print of the Panaeolina foenisecii next to a sharpie mark:
Here's a Bolete I found today growing next to some monkey grass out of dirt:
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Edited by Acaterpillar (05/13/09 10:15 PM)
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this is defiantly brow on my screen but so is your marker,
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: trigger]
#10335081 - 05/13/09 10:09 PM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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Yeah. Now you guys see what I'm saying.
It's definitely jet black. The sharpie is jet black. 
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haha
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Quote:
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Yeah. Now you guys see what I'm saying.
It's definitely jet black. The sharpie is jet black.
See, the sharpie idea was a good idea.
*gives himself a cookie.
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: stevo]
#10337181 - 05/14/09 10:53 AM (14 years, 11 months ago) |
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either its black or not.....
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I give up trying to convince you guys. 
I made a spore solution with some Karo syrup and water and sprayed a bunch of lawns in my area. Hopefully a few of the spores will germinate. It did rain pretty hard last night and this morning.
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I give up trying to convince you guys.
haha
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Okay so here's my last attempt. These are the same prints with a flash:
The "Pan. Foe":
Mwahahahaha!
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Definitely black. I didn't doubt it before though since I saw the sharpie vs print test done. Cameras and lighting can be tricky. Especially when it comes to showing slight bluing.
If you have any of those prints left  me.
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: Gumby]
#10350333 - 05/16/09 09:13 PM (14 years, 10 months ago) |
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I'm in the DFW area of Texas also. Starting on May 1st, I picked over a pound (wet), of Pan Subbs over the course of 13 days. They were all in nice grass. The stems were mostly thin like yours. I've never picked shrooms before. They are quite potent. Everyone says they are weaker than Cubes... but I swear I trip harder of these things than I ever have on cubes. 3-4 grams is all you need for an intense trip. I still have about a dry ounce left. Nice finds.
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Being new, please consider this a jackasses attempt to be a stallion. First off, I can be a bit color blind with orange and yellow, but that looks absolutely jet jet black to me. I don't see so much as a hint of brown, but who knows, maybe I'm just color blind to a shade of brown, that I just can't see. Also, I've been led to believe 1 characteristic of subbs is the non linear or wavyness to the fiber of the stem, where as Panaeolina foenisecii would generally have more straight fiber. Running in a straight line up & down. I really don't wanna be so presumpturous to challenge what Rockefeller says, that person is a fungi guru in my book, only in some pictures example 1 and example 2
the stems appear to be wavy or "twist" please forgive my bad terminology. I came to this forum to learn, and I usually do so through asking questions (in this case small details). So, the door for criticism is wide open. How far off base am I? 
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: Gumby]
#10350755 - 05/16/09 11:26 PM (14 years, 10 months ago) |
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Im pretty sure the 3rd picture in Rabidbaboon's third post on the first page is parasola plicatilis.
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: Klavey]
#10351284 - 05/17/09 01:38 AM (14 years, 10 months ago) |
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I'm mostly waiting right now. There's lots of pins that are not yet big enough to pick. Also a friend pulled a shroom directly out of the ground and a tiny pin came out with it and turned a deep blue. Later on the pin dried out to a black. They're popping up all over the place.
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Lloydbraun89
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Re: Mushrooms [Re: Gumby]
#10351318 - 05/17/09 01:44 AM (14 years, 10 months ago) |
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I am loving these pics! awesome
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Acaterpillar
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Most of what I'm finding is this size now. I'm just waiting for them to reach full maturity. I misted them this morning to give the mycelium a little boost, and help the mushrooms withstand the Texas sun.
*EDIT: Found some ripe ones. 
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Edited by Acaterpillar (05/17/09 02:35 PM)
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Acaterpillar
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Found some more obvious blueing:
And here's the abort that was deep blue and turned darker once dried:
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johnnyblaze2316
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black and blue ...good shit
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Acaterpillar
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These are all kinda old, but I never showed them anyways.
All these had jet black spore prints:
I haven't found much lately, maybe because of the heat. I did find one growing out of my lawn though.
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