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need identification help (central FL)
    #19121552 - 11/11/13 04:18 PM (10 years, 2 months ago)

Our complete find:



found all of them in a lightly wooded cow pasture in central Florida among patties. Some found in the surrounding woods.

Species #1

Habitat: pulled off of the ground in a grass pasture with scattered cow patties

Gills: dark grey-brown

Stem: white to off-white, hollow, dark-colored remnants of veil. Tallest whole mushroom probably 2 1/2 inches tall with a 2-inch stem

Cap: white with brown around the nipple, shaped like a cone that flares outward near the opening. Some were flatter, but the nipple always protrudes slightly

Bruising: appears bluish when the stem was bruised

General location: central FL near Atlantic coast

Species 2:

Habitat: Same location, grassy cow pasture

Gills: very fine white gills, wavy and distinct

Stem: fat but short stump, tallest mushroom was about an inch tall with about 1/2 to 2/3 inch stem

Cap: no nipple, smooth and round, the opening curls in toward the stem

Bruising: no visible bruising

General location: Central FL

Species 3:

Habitat: Cow pasture

Gills: white large fins from base of cap to the outer rim

Stem:white, tallest mushroom we found, 5 inch stem about 1/2 inch in diameter, hollow

Cap: very flat, 3 inch diameter, white with a darker brownish center, no nipple, one was curling up around the edges and away from the stem to make a concave cap

Bruising: no visible discoloration from bruising

General location: central FL

species 4:

Habitat: cow pasture

Gills: dark colored, purple-grey-brownish

Stem:white, skinny, difficult to tell but appears hollow, tallest shroom was about 2 1/2-3 inches tall

Cap: small, parabolic dome, white, smooth, no nipple, about 1/2 inch diameter caps

Bruising: darkens around bruising on the stem when snapped

General location: central FL

species 5:

Habitat: cow pasture

Gills: very small, white, hard to see

Stem: about 1 inch tall, off-white to very light brown

Cap: small, splotchy light and dark brown, curls in toward the stem near the opening, no nipple

Bruising: appears to turn darker around breaks and bruises

General location: central FL

species 6:

Habitat: cow pasture. The most prevalent species. found in and around dung piles.

Gills: white gills, appear to turn blue when damaged

Stem: short and stocky, most stems 1 inch tall or less with diameter of about 1/2 inch. hollow stems, whitish-brown with purple tinge

Cap: flat to concave upward, wavy, irregular white to bluish color, about 1.5 to 2 inch diameter, no nipple

Bruising: appears to darken and turn purplish-blue.

General location: central FL

Some more species laid out on the table:




Species 7:


Habitat:cow pasture

Gills: tannish brown, same color as the cap

Stem: 1/2 inch to 1 inch, hollow, slim, same color as the cap

Cap: light to mid brown, 1-1.5 inch diameter, flat, some are a little wavy and some are slightly convex, no nipple

Bruising: no visible bruising

General location: central FL

Species 8:

Habitat:

Gills: very light with pinkish hue

Stem: from 1 to 2 inches tall, dense but hollow, purple-red hue to the stem turning to brown hours after they were picked

Cap: about 1 inch diameter caps, convex, purplish red, not very deep (1/4 inch), darker in the center, no nipple

Bruising: no visible bruising

General location: central FL

Species 9:

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Habitat: pasture

Gills: close together, off-white to light yellowish

Stem: 1/2 inch to 1 inch long, not very hollow, pale brown

Cap: cupped, about 1/2 inch diameter, pale brown, no nipple, consistent color, textured top (not smooth)

Bruising: no visible bruising

General location: Central FL


Species 10:

Habitat: found under a low palmetto

Gills: fine, don't split, white

Stem: short and stubby, hollow, white

Cap: pinkish red, very similar color to a red potato, flat, sinks in the middle a little, inverted nipple, 1/2 inch to 1.5 inch diameter

Bruising: possible yellow bruising

General location: central FL

***will upload more soon

i will provide more pictures or information on any of the species upon request


Edited by ShroomersPizza (11/11/13 05:11 PM)


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Re: need identification help [Re: ShroomersPizza]
    #19121595 - 11/11/13 04:23 PM (10 years, 2 months ago)

#1 Is Psilocybe cubensis.
#4 Is a mix Panaeolus cyanescens, antillarum.


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Re: need identification help [Re: maynardjameskeenan]
    #19122005 - 11/11/13 05:44 PM (10 years, 2 months ago)

1) most likely Psilocybe cubensis, but more photos showing the stem and gills would be a good idea.
2) probably a Russula species.
3) an Amanita in section Vaginatae (edible, but in no way hallucinogenic)
4) the one you are holding appears to be Panaeolus antillarum. Try to hold the mushroom far enough from the camera that it can focus right on it. A further but in-focus picture is usually much more useful than an up-close but blurry one.
5) not enough info in the photo. more photos showing the gills, cap, and stem are needed.
6) are they all the same? Probably Clitocybe, possibly Lactarius.
7) Laccaria
8) what do they smell like?
9) Hebeloma? Cortinarius?
10) Russula


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Re: need identification help [Re: suchen]
    #19122239 - 11/11/13 06:19 PM (10 years, 2 months ago)




these are the reddish purple ones from #8. the smell is not super distinct or strong, but they have been picked now for about 6 hours. Maybe smelled a little sweet, reminiscient of a rose or something. not strong scented.




this is species 6. yes they are all the same, they seem to have lost some of their bluish tint on the cap. We have tons of these, hopefully they aren't useless.




these are species 9 with a bottle cap as reference to their size.


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Re: need identification help [Re: ShroomersPizza]
    #19122286 - 11/11/13 06:25 PM (10 years, 2 months ago)



this is more of species 5 with scale. A little dark but I think the picture looks accurate. more if requested.


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