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A Few More Species to ID... pls?
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these are the psilocybe semilanceata ive found on my property.


and here are a few more species around the same area. under fur/pine trees and dung grassy areas.
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Re: A Few More Species to ID... pls? [Re: Eritarka]
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The ones with the whiteish gills are stropharia semigoblata (learned that today) They have a slimy cap. Your looking for any form of nipple, sometimes the nipple disappears in maturity. But the ones with the brownish margins point to libs. Also, the lines that run down the cap point to libs when wet. So look for that.


Second pic in C, i see some panaelous in there.


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:mushroom2:Species found::mushroom2:
P. azurescens
P. cyanescens
P. semilanceata
P. pelliculosa
P. stuntzii
G. luteofolius
Pan. cinctulus

Edited by loco801 (12/03/12 10:58 PM)

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Re: A Few More Species to ID... pls? [Re: Eritarka]
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Apart from the first image which contains P. semilanceata, you have a
variety of species.

A) is most likely Stropharia semiglobata, but could be one of the dung loving
Deconica sp., was the cap very slimy and sticky when you encountered it?

B) should be taken prints of, I can't really tell. Field or forest? Looks a bit like
a Panaeolus but the short stubby one makes me think otherwise.

C) looks like Panaeolus sp., could be P. acuminatus but not too sure.

D) looks like one small Inocybe sp. on top together with P. semilanceata.
Gill shots, spore prints?

E) Panaeolus sp.


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