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id plz
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Habitat:growing in grass

Gills:
Color,dark

Stem:
/solid, /thick,

Cap:
, color, .wight

Spore print color:black

Bruising:none



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Re: id plz [Re: sroomer]
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Brand new to IDing so I'm just throwing this out but I think it's an agaricus sp.????

Note I don't know what the hell I'm talking about so wait for a TI

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Re: id plz [Re: sroomer]
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An older Agaricus? arvensis or campestris maybe

Granted that the "black" print might have been dark brown that is.

What does it smell like?


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Re: id plz [Re: Wrenzo]
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What does it smell like?


like a house mushroom you know the 1s that ya eat that have pink gills that what i think it smells like

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Re: id plz [Re: sroomer]
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Definitly mature Agaricus sp.

If it doesn't smell like chemicals, phenol, or ink, you can try a piece if you want.


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Re: id plz [Re: Twiztidsage]
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is it active?? if not i dont want any lol thxs for ya help mate

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Re: id plz [Re: sroomer]
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Nope, Definently not active. Although possibly a good edible.


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Re: id plz [Re: Wrenzo]
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Wrenzo said:
Nope, Definently not active. Although possibly a good edible.


lol maybe if ya like eat them

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Re: id plz [Re: sroomer]
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sroomer said:
is it active?? if not i dont want any lol thxs for ya help mate


It would be in your best interest to research the active mushrooms you are hunting for. I've seen you post mushroom after mushroom recently asking if they are active.

That is the LEAST productive way to find what you are looking for.

Know what you are looking for before you go looking for it.

And yes, as Twiztid,hedgehog/Wrenzo said, that is a mature Agaricus species.


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Re: id plz [Re: BlimeyGrimey]
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BlimeyGrimey said:
sroomer said:
is it active?? if not i dont want any lol thxs for ya help mate


It would be in your best interest to research the active mushrooms you are hunting for. I've seen you post mushroom after mushroom recently asking if they are active.

That is the LEAST productive way to find what you are looking for.

Know what you are looking for before you go looking for it.

And yes, as Twiztid,hedgehog/Wrenzo said, that is a mature Agaricus species.


BlimeyGrimey said:
sroomer said:
is it active?? if not i dont want any lol thxs for ya help mate


It would be in your best interest to research the active mushrooms you are hunting for. I've seen you post mushroom after mushroom recently asking if they are active.

That is the LEAST productive way to find what you are looking for.

Know what you are looking for before you go looking for it.

And yes, as Twiztid,hedgehog/Wrenzo said, that is a mature Agaricus species.


its just i cart rember what they look like just looking at pic on the net so i go out fide a mushroom ask you  then i no dont i its just a good way for me to rember what they are

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Re: id plz [Re: sroomer]
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You don't need a photographic memory. No one expects you to either.

Simply knowing which species you are looking for and its traits and habitat is often enough.

Which species are you looking for anyways?


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Re: id plz [Re: BlimeyGrimey]
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BlimeyGrimey said:
You don't need a photographic memory. No one expects you to either.

Simply knowing which species you are looking for and its traits and habitat is often enough.

Which species are you looking for anyways?


actives but i walk around a lot and see lot of diffrent mushrooms and just want to no what they are is all

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Re: id plz [Re: sroomer]
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sroomer said:
BlimeyGrimey said:
You don't need a photographic memory. No one expects you to either.

Simply knowing which species you are looking for and its traits and habitat is often enough.

Which species are you looking for anyways?


actives but i walk around a lot and see lot of diffrent mushrooms and just want to no what they are is all


Why? You've just told us that you have no interest whatsoever in edibles. "actives" isn't a species. Find out which active species grow in your area (pretty sure there's a sticky for that) and get a field guide if you can't remember what to look for.

Squeeze the base of the Agaricus and smell it. If it doesn't have a chemical odor, like previously mentioned, it is safe to eat and probably delicious.


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