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I.D request, british columbia,
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went walking in the woods, thought these were interesting..

habitat: around the base of a tree, in the woods of the lower mainland, british columbia

gills: gills are attached, dark brown

stem: skinny, tall, hollow, off white almost beige.


spore print color: very dark purple, almost black

bruising: no noticable bruising

picked in abbotsford british columbia


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Re: I.D request, british columbia, [Re: MichaelAbbotsford]
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Coprinellus micaceus. Why did you pick them?


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Re: I.D request, british columbia, [Re: German Kahuna]
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no I didn't pick them, just want to know what they're called. are they worth picking?

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Re: I.D request, british columbia, [Re: MichaelAbbotsford]
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They're edible, but unremarkable IMHO.

Of course I've never found them in large enough quantities and in good enough shape to make a meal, so perhaps they're better in volume.


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Re: I.D request, british columbia, [Re: ShockValue]
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ShockValue said:
They're edible, but unremarkable IMHO.

Of course I've never found them in large enough quantities and in good enough shape to make a meal, so perhaps they're better in volume.


I find large quantities of them regularly, their best feature in my opinion is that they can make 2-3 eggs fill you up like 4-5 (Which is especially nice after a long day of hunting and finding nothing else).

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Re: I.D request, british columbia, [Re: Byrain]
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dont forget to metnion that coprinus has a chemical in it that if ingested with alcohol otgether in a 72 hour period can make you horribly sick.

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/nt.2620010203/abstract

though its the species atramentarius, i believe this aplies to all of the coprinus genus,


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[quote]Bretdaniel said:
Any idea's what they might be? Think any are eatable?[/quote]
:rofl2:



everything i post on this site is fake, i never partake in illegal activities.

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Re: I.D request, british columbia, [Re: mattianyb]
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No, it doesn't actually.  There's no Coprine in Mica caps.


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Re: I.D request, british columbia, [Re: ShockValue]
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really? huh i could of swore there was. i was told by "amanita rita" (a renown mycologist) that mica's could cause adverse reactions with alcohol. i geuss her strong points really are just amanita's :shrug:


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[quote]Bretdaniel said:
Any idea's what they might be? Think any are eatable?[/quote]
:rofl2:



everything i post on this site is fake, i never partake in illegal activities.

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