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Derangers
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ID Request
#18994990 - 10/18/13 10:58 AM (10 years, 3 months ago) |
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Hi! I found these mushroom but I don't know if they are magic mushrooms or venomous ones.
Thanks in advance!
Specie n°1 Habitat::Found growing on the ground inside a tuft of grass more or less 1000 meters above the sea.
Gills:beige, not attached to the stem.
Stem:about 5 cm tall with a diameter around 5 mm, light brown with white stripes, hollow.
Cap: 3.5 cm wide, dark brown.
Bruising: No change of colour noticed.
Other information:

Specie n°2 Habitat::Found growing on the ground inside a tuft of grass more or less 1000 meters above the sea.
Gills:very dark brown, not attached to the stem.
Stem:about 4 cm tall for the smaller and 7-8 cm for the bigger ones. The stem's diameter is more or less 3 mm, beige or whitish, hollow.
Cap: 2.5 cm wide for the biggest,1.5 cm the smallest. From beige to brown.
Bruising: No change of colour noticed.
Spores: Black Other information:






Specie n°3 Habitat::Found growing on the ground inside a tuft of grass more or less 400 meters above the sea.
Gills:really dark brown, almost black. Not attached to the stem.
Stem: 9 cm the longest, 4 cm the smallest.They are very thin, with a diameter between 1 and 2 mm, whitish.
Cap: between 1.5 cm and 0.5 cm wide. Beige it gets darker approaching the gills.
Bruising: No change of colour noticed.
Other information:





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MidnightCity
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The first may be an Entoloma species, second are a Panaeolus species, seems like foenesecii but maybe cinctulus.
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Derangers
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And the third one? Do you have any idea?
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MidnightCity
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Yeah, second and third are Panaeolus species. Have you gotten spore prints from them?
Jet black prints would point towards cinctulus, brownish/off-black to foenisecii. Comparing prints is usually the easiest way to tell them apart.
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The chimp
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First one almost looks like these Cortinarius species I found last year... Could be wrong though, it's pretty hard to tell without a spore print or more clear pics.
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Derangers
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They got black spores,so it should be cinctulus, doesn't it?
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MidnightCity
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Derangers said: They got black spores,so it should be cinctulus, doesn't it?
If they are jet black with no shades of color, than I would say Panaeolus cinctulus. Unless you post clear, well-lit photos of the prints, that's your call to make.
No Panaeolus species is toxic.
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canid
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Yeah, the difference between an inactive species of Panaeolus like P. foenisecii and Panaeolus cinctulus is essentially a funny taste in your mouth vs. a funny taste in your brain.
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Derangers
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I can't take a picture of it right now. Anyway is good to know that no Panaeolus species is toxic. Thanks for all your help!
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jet li
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1. Entoloma species.
The Rest - Panaeolina foenisecii
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Blue-FunGuy
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Re: ID Request [Re: jet li]
#18997598 - 10/18/13 09:22 PM (10 years, 3 months ago) |
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jet li said: 1. Entoloma species.
The Rest - Panaeolina foenisecii
I agree except it looks like there are a couple cinctuls in the mix IMO. The ones with the darker stems and gills in the first and 3rd Panaeolus pic.
Edited by Blue-FunGuy (10/18/13 09:30 PM)
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Coen
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If you go to pick it and the bastard bites your finger, ... then you know it's venomous
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jet li
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Re: ID Request [Re: Coen]
#18997616 - 10/18/13 09:26 PM (10 years, 3 months ago) |
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Blue-FunGuy
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Re: ID Request [Re: jet li]
#18997663 - 10/18/13 09:38 PM (10 years, 3 months ago) |
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The gills of the big one in the third pic are more crowded than the others. Might even be Pan.olivaceus.
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