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British Columbia Find ID request.
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Habitat: Wood - Found near a creek at the base of a hardwood tree.

Gills: Brown. The gills are free.

Stem: Whitish, grayish.  Seemed pretty firm.

Cap: Brown, smooth.

Spore print color: Printing currently.

Bruising: No color change was observed.

Location: Picked in British Columbia Canada.

I hope I did that right.


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Edited by k4ge (09/08/09 10:29 AM)

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: k4ge]
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Psathyrella? Wait patiently for a TI though. At first I thought maybe an early Cyan but I doubt it.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: Twiztidsage]
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Twiztidsage said:
At first I thought maybe an early Cyan but I doubt it.



I doubt it too.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: Twiztidsage]
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Nah I don't think It's a Psathyrella, usually psathyrella sp are fragle he said the stem was firm. If it was any sort of psathyrella It'd most likely be Psathyrella candolleana.


Edited by Bretdaniel (09/08/09 12:10 AM)

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: Bretdaniel]
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Yeah it definitely doesnt look much like a Psathyrella, I think this one is probably something that isnt as oftenly mentioned as a name like Psathyrella.

Mushroomobserver.org is a good place to post mushrooms that are not commonly found, compared to these forums which get you quick ID's for just about any common Macrofungus.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: cyanophilus]
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cyanophilus said:
Yeah it definitely doesnt look much like a Psathyrella, I think this one is probably something that isnt as oftenly mentioned as a name like Psathyrella.

Mushroomobserver.org is a good place to post mushrooms that are not commonly found, compared to these forums which get you quick ID's for just about any common Macrofungus.




Thanks much, I went ahead and posted on mushroomobserver.org

Hope I can figure out what these cool little guys are.


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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: k4ge]
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The only thing I can think of is Pluteus.


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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: k4ge]
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You found a Hebeloma.  It is toxic.  Often these have a cinnamon or radish like odor.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Alan Rockefeller said:
You found a Hebeloma.  It is toxic.  Often these have a cinnamon or radish like odor.



Smells like a regular ol mushroom to me.

I didn't expect it to be edible or active, I just wanted to see what kind of stuff grows in my area.  Thank you Alan :laugh:

Print should be done soon I guess :|


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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: k4ge]
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The print should be a medium shade of brown, similar to cinnamon.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: k4ge]
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Hmmm.

Looks just like the pics and description of Psathyrella hydrophila in Roger Phillips "Mushrooms of North America". I know, it's old.

and P. candolleana is described in that book as having a very fragile stem, where P. hydrophila isn't. And they look nothing alike.

I suppose it does seem a bit like a Hebeloma though.

Any word on the spore print? It has probably dropped enough spores to determine if they are brown or purplish brown.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: Twiztidsage]
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Quote:
Looks just like the pics and description of Psathyrella hydrophila in Roger Phillips "Mushrooms of North America". I know, it's old.



Its not Psathyrella.

Quote:
and P. candolleana is described in that book as having a very fragile stem, where P. hydrophila isn't. And they look nothing alike.



Both those species have fragile white stems.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: Twiztidsage]
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Spore print is brown.

Light brown, but def brown.


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Edited by k4ge (09/08/09 12:31 PM)

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: k4ge]
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Is it only the firm stem that makes it not Psathyrella? They look almost identical. Well that and now the spore print, of course.:grin:

I wasn't trying to argue, just learn.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: Twiztidsage]
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Is it only the firm stem that makes it not Psathyrella? They look almost identical.



Not just the stem, also the way the gills look.  Its subtle, but the underside of a Hebeloma looks a whole lot like Inocybe.  Also the cap is thicker and much more sturdy in Hebeloma compared to Psathyrella.

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Re: British Columbia Find ID request. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Very interesting. Thank you Mr. Rockefeller.

:headbanger:

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