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jimcon202000
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ID anyone ??
#1628961 - 06/12/03 01:16 PM (20 years, 8 months ago) |
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i was out front today in a light rain and i found there all over the sides of my driveway
 young one
 underside of that one
 mature cap
 underside of that one
i belive there are the same mushrooms they were growing together in all the places i saw them. i am guessthat they are growing fron the wood that lines my drivway. i did not see any on the wood but they only grow up and down the sides of the drieway oh i live in RI by the way thanks for the help (i am trying to get a spore print too right now)
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ToxicMan
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Great photos and interesting mushrooms.
Do they have any odor?
Keep us posted on the spore print.
Happy mushrooming!
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jimcon202000
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ok i goot a pretty good print (IMO) it is more or less gray/black with perhaps a slight pruple tint (i thinik) this is my first print so i am not too good with the exact color if a print (i know that sounds silly) but most of the pic that i see all look the same color to me 
so ok here it is you be the judge  here is another pic of a young cluster growing they also grew alone (single)

the only smell that i can tell is "mushroom" and the ones that i handled show no sings of any brusing of any sort hope that helps  thanks peace
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ToxicMan
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Given the fragments of partial veil on the cap edge, no ring, pallid gills when young that turn a dark brown, and a dark brown spore print, I think those are Psathyrellas in subgenus Candolleana, close to Psathyrella candolleana. There are actually several species very close to P. candolleana that can only be distinguished from each other with a microscope. They are common on things like wood chips and buried wood.
They are not active and edible but not recommended, mostly because of the difficulty in accurate identification.
Happy mushrooming!
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jimcon202000
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Re: ID anyone ?? [Re: ToxicMan]
#1629940 - 06/12/03 08:34 PM (20 years, 8 months ago) |
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cool thanks man good to know.
even if they are only good for pictures it was still fun and inspiering
peace
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MagmaManiac
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well done toxicman. i think that is a very close id after checking out the mushroom.
go here for info on P. candolleana http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?srch=105&FORM=AS5&q=Psathyrella+candolleana
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