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Bluing Gymnopilus sp. (purpuratus, dilepis or luteofolius?) Sydney, Australia.
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Hey shroomerites,

Found these today growing in woodchips. I know they're a Gym but was unsure on exact species. I think it's either G. luteofolius or G. purpuratus. I was leaning toward luteofolius but now im not sure. There is obvious bruising on one of the smaller caps which was there before i picked it. The stypes on a couple of the others have also bruised very slightly blue after handling. A couple dont show any bluing but im sure theyre the same species. Has a reddish cap when young, turning orangey/yellow on older specimens. Bright yellow gills on young ones, orange on older. Gills bruised a dark brown. Purplish/red stype. Rusty brown spore print.

Pictures in the wild:


Back home:



You can see pretty clearly the bruising on the right cap.

Some more bruising on stems:



Gills:




So what do you reckon I've got here?
Cheers :rasta:

Edited by johnny_peyote (06/16/12 09:03 AM)

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Re: Gymnopilus luteofolius? Sydney, Australia. [Re: johnny_peyote]
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Awesome finds!
Great pics too!

I'm no TI but they look like what local mycologists call gymnopilus purpuratus :mushroom2:



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Edited by Vort (06/16/12 08:29 AM)

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Re: Gymnopilus luteofolius? Sydney, Australia. [Re: Vort]
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Actually yeah 5 seconds of research that i probably should have done before posting just let me know thats probably a lot more likely. Or G. dilepis


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Re: Gymnopilus luteofolius? Sydney, Australia. [Re: johnny_peyote]
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I've havent been able to get out hunting for that last month+. Maybe i'll get a chance this week. i hope so! :thumbup:

Those look awfully like what i find over here in WA. I know the actual i.d. of gyms is way open for debate... i only use the local fungi reports http://www.fungiperth.org.au/ as a vague authority


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Re: Gymnopilus luteofolius? Sydney, Australia. [Re: Vort]
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Very beautiful picture!


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Re: Gymnopilus luteofolius? Sydney, Australia. [Re: johnny_peyote]
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wonderful pictures.

johnny_peyote said:
Actually yeah 5 seconds of research that i probably should have done before posting just let me know thats probably a lot more likely. Or G. dilepis


this.

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peace and love
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Re: Gymnopilus luteofolius? Sydney, Australia. [Re: bloodworm]
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Great finds Johny!  Not often we see active Gyms from up your way.

:dancingshroom:


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Re: Gymnopilus luteofolius? Sydney, Australia. [Re: Stopwhispering]
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those are wicked Johhny! nice find man!!


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