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Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL
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Habitat:
Grows on lawns

Gills:
white

Spore print color:
White print

Other information:
My friend said that she and her boy friend eat these all the time and don't get sick. I know they are not active i'm just wondering what these are. I though they were Chlorophyllum molybdites which are poisonous and look similiar to those but they have green spore prints vs. white ones. They are not my pics so i have limited information however i did ask about what they printed it as and they said it turned out white.


1. This is the mushroom they ate and said it wasn't poisonous.




2. Underside of the mushroom in # 1.




3. Not sure if these are the same as the first one.




4. Some really young ones.

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: dingyskunk]
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http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&source=imghp&q=Chlorophyllum+molybdites&gbv=2&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: World Spirit]
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Well if it was Chlorophyllum molybdites then why would it not have a green spore print. Also there is a tan ring around the rim of the cap which i have not seen on any Chlorophyllum molybdites pictures.

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: dingyskunk]
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Lepiota/Macrolepiota/Leucoagaricus something or other...

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/lepiota.html

edit: obviously the ones that print green are NOT safe to eat.

Edited by caphillkid (07/06/10 12:45 PM)

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: caphillkid]
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caphillkid said:
Lepiota/Macrolepiota/Leucoagaricus something or other...

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/lepiota.html

edit: obviously the ones that print green are NOT safe to eat.


I only see one edge on that annulus. Perhaps Marcolepiota?

Nvm, the double edged annulus applies to Macrolepiota, not a Chlorophyllum which this specimen almost certainly is. Please pardon.


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Edited by Ieponumos (07/06/10 04:43 PM)

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: Ieponumos]
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Really looks like Macrolepiota procera without the scales.  Has it been raining a lot?

Maybe they washed off..?

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: Chaos_ultt]
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Chaos_ultt said:
Really looks like Macrolepiota procera without the scales.  Has it been raining a lot?

Maybe they washed off..?


ya looks like the parasol to me too.


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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: dingyskunk]
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Can you post some pics of the base of the stem?

Chlorophyllum molybdites would be my first guess, but if the print was white then its closer to Chlorophyllum rhacodes.

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Alan Rockefeller said:
Can you post some pics of the base of the stem?

Chlorophyllum molybdites would be my first guess, but if the print was white then its closer to Chlorophyllum rhacodes.


:thumbup:

Was there any bruising of the stem when cut or abused?


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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: dingyskunk]
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Doesn't look like Chlorophyllum rhacodes to me. Can we see a pic of the white spore print? How and for how long where they printed? Do those people know how a proper spore print is taken?


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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: German Kahuna]
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German Kahuna said:
Doesn't look like Chlorophyllum rhacodes to me.



Yea looks more like C. molybdites.

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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It was raining a hell load down here the past week and sorry but i don't think they have the spore print at hand anymore and as far as more pics i posted all i could. I'm thinking that what chaos said is true and that these are Macrolepiota procera and the scales must have washed off. When i see more of the one in question growing out in my park then i will make sure to properly prepare an ID request but like i said this request was done with a friends photos and this is as much info as i was given.

Thanks for throwing some ID's at me though.

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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: dingyskunk]
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I would be scared as shit to try and eat those.

look like green gills to me, the gills and spores turn from white to green as they age.


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Re: Requesting ID on White Mushrooms in FL [Re: 2859558484]
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Pff, you'll be alright even if they're C. Molybdites. 

You'll just shit blood for 6 hours.

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