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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: fung_us_among_us]
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The specimens you posted appear to be Stropharia aeruginosa.

Here are some pics I took recently of the same specie.

I realize this is an old thread, however I thought I could shine some light on it.

The lavender hugh in the caps varies from a dark lavender to a very light lavender. The color is not caused by bruising. The gills are pallid to greyish.



Joshua


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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: Joshua]
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they look a lot like Inocybe lilacina/pudica as well. thats what i ended up thinking they were.


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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: fung_us_among_us]
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I think you are right. I have been misidentifying this specie...I do think the discription of I. lilacina matches much better. I'll have to relabel my pics.

Have you seen a lot of these around? I have seen hundreds this year.

Joshua


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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: Joshua]
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Stropharia_aeruginosa


this too.

what are you saying joshua?
...
inocybe lilacina

the same.

this mushroom is everywhere in the winter. especially in the pnw under trees, in the grass. like, as in, on campus somewhere or in your neighbors yard. extremely common right now.
but dudes pics certainly were wak.
and the description too.
Cortinarius as a genus are not the only mushrooms with cobwebby veils.
...werd.

also....
Main Entry: 1spe?cie
Pronunciation: 'spE-shE, -sE
Function: noun
Etymology: from in specie, from Latin, in kind
Date: 1617
: money in coin
- in specie : in the same or like form or kind also : in coin
Main Entry: 2specie
Function: noun
Etymology: back-formation from species (taken as a plural)
Date: 1711 nonstandard

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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: floccopus]
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I am saying what I had previously identified as Stropharia aeriginosa is in fact Inocybe lilacina.

I had read over the specie/species definition several times (in fact, originally at some crazy dudes house who had an amazing understanding of the proper use of words)...I chose to be nonstandard as it was, but shall stand corrected twice in one thread. I argue for keeping the proper spelling of words, I shall keep species as the proper spelling henceforth.

Joshua


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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: Joshua]
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hey josh,
yeah these fuckers are everywhere. i was at the park earlier and all i could find were a bunch of these and some mycena.

do any psilocybes grow in the winter/spring in oregon? the cyans here are about done for and i've never had luck finding liberties...


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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: fung_us_among_us]
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I found some psilocybes this past spring. I think they may be a new species as no woodloving psilocybe fruits regularly in the spring that I am aware of. I will wait and see if I can find them this spring.

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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: Joshua]
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don't be mad at me brough-ham. just yankin yer chain....
peace.
what about this fuckin snow, eh?

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Re: ...pelliculosa? [Re: floccopus]
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I'm not mad....unless I should be mad :mad2:

....unless you mean mad as in crazy, then hell yea I'm mad!!!

The snow is cold...like my emotions.

Joshua


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