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Scaly little fellas
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Habitat:
Growing on a lawn.

Gills:
Appeared to be grayish although when separated seemed white but darkening towards the edges (??), crowded.

Stem:
Some 8 cm in height, solid slightly widening towards the base, white.

Cap:
Big cap (it was all you could see when first spotting it) about 5 cm in height and bell-shaped. With cream/brownish scales and white flesh underneath.

Spore print color:
I was intending to bring them with me, but then I noticed they were serving as a shelter from the rain for a family of baby slugs and decided to leave them :tongue2:

Bruising:
No bruising.

Other information:
At first glimpse (and seeing such grayish gills) I thought about C. comatus but these didn't have a ring and the fact that the ruined specimen on the side wasn't already deliquescent made me think otherwise (also their scales are usually different). Maybe something in the Leucoagaricus group?











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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: pouihi]
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parasol mushroom.....:shrug:


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: jboredone]
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don't those have a ring?


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: pouihi]
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dunno thats just what it looks like to me.....:justdontknow:


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: jboredone]
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Some kind of coprinoid, or Leucocoprinus... Unusual looking species.

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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: Tangich]
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Yes, this kind of reminded me of Leucocoprinus birnbaumii type (although different color) which is the only Leucocoprinus sp I have ever found, but these looked bigger.

Not having a ring and those grey edged gills puzzled me a bit :confused:

There's a patch of really little ones growing nearby, I don't know if it's the same species (I think so) but I'll try to follow their growth, hopefully they won't get ruined by the rain.



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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: pouihi]
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pouihi said:
don't those have a ring?



:bigyesnod: and guess the stem is smaller than those.....


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: jboredone]
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Watch to see if they are deliquescent.  The dark gills make me think some kind of coprinoid is more likely, as leucocoprinus have a white sporeprint.  Interesting find.


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: pouihi]
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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Alan Rockefeller said:
Coprinopsis romagnesiana



Has a slightly different look then what I call that here in the states, I wonder if they're the same?

For comparison.



Edit:  I bet pouihi's has a much better chance of being the true C. romagnesiana. 

Quote:
2. Pileus grey-brown or grey, veil scarce, adpressed, only at centre: C. atramentarius
2. Pileus orange-brown, veil more abundant, squamulose, often with reflexed tips: C. romagnesianus



http://www.grzyby.pl/coprinus-site-Kees-Uljee/species/Coprinus.htm#H2
The picture on Uljé's site is not as orange/brown as the picture here though.


Edited by Byrain (01/25/13 12:01 PM)

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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: Byrain]
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:super: ahh beat me too it, i was all trying to key it out, glad i was right though, next time give me more time :lol:
:nyan:


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: Joust]
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Thank you all for the inputs, Coprinopsis romagnesiana does seem like a pretty good match!
I'll check them later when I take my dog out to see if they're already deliquescent :tongue2:


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: Byrain]
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Byrain, I'll also check on the little guys, maybe I can get some specimens in better shape.

The ones on Uljé's site appear to have a different type of scales, more C. comatus alike.


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: pouihi]
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If you can dry some I'll scope them if you want?  They would need to be dried fast though.

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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: Byrain]
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I'd be interested but how can I do that? I don't have much experience with drying mushrooms let alone coprinoid :shrug:


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: pouihi]
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For a simple way that usually works even with inky caps (if you hurry) would be to put them on paper towels and stick them in front of a fan turned up to the highest setting (Lower settings work too for non-deliquescent lbms).  Then wait till cracker dry, cutting larger specimens into smaller pieces like cross sections can speed up the process.

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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: Byrain]
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I found a specimen which seems to be in conditions:





I was expecting for the deliquescence to happen much more quickly, the other coprinus I found turned into black ink in a matter of a few hours.

I'm putting it to dry right away :tongue2:


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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: pouihi]
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My drying didn't work out so good, I guess I'll have to wait for the little ones to dry and give it another try.


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Edited by Untitled (01/26/13 04:03 PM)

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Re: Scaly little fellas [Re: Untitled]
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Quote:
My drying didn't work out so good, I guess I'll have to wait for the little ones to dry and give it another try.




So they are deliquescent I take it?


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