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Re: Identification request [Re: ToxicMan]
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ToxicMan, perhaps it could be a Coprinus which is native to Australia? Maybe something we dont see here in the states... ?

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Re: Identification request [Re: angryshroom]
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Yes, it absolutely could be. I don't have any books on mushrooms of Australia, so I can't say one way or the other. I mentioned the bit about potential toxicity of Coprinus atramentarius because it's common for similar (closely related) mushrooms to show similar toxicity. If I remember, I'll ask Dr. Miller (I'll see him this August - he spent a bunch of time studying the mushrooms in Australia) about them.


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Re: Identification request [Re: ToxicMan]
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Some australian Coprinus include atramentarius, disseminatus, impatiens, plicatilis, and truncorum.
that black sludge indicates Coprinus.


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Re: Identification request [Re: Zen Peddler]
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Shepherd and Totterdale have one of the most expensive of the Australian Mushroom Identification books, I think about $60.00 or so. They do cover the subaeruginosa in their book.

I could be wrong about the authors but I know Tottedlell is one of them.

mj

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