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Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense)
    #19229087 - 12/04/13 09:44 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

"This species once brought a crime to light when human remains were found beneath it; in another instance, the mushroom was discovered growing out of a buried box containing a baby's bones. A related Japanese species is known to grow from the remains of animal carcasses." [Lincoff, p626]

Anyone ever found this mushroom? I think that I would shit my pants if I found this. Not sure if I would have the courage to start digging around a bit. :eek:

Definitely not interested in the edibility of this one.



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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: ch1ck3n.s0up]
    #19229475 - 12/04/13 11:26 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

That... is so freaking awesome. :eek:


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: mycoscopy]
    #19229739 - 12/05/13 12:51 AM (10 years, 1 month ago)

That is pretty incredible
I would love to hear more stories of these if anyone has them !


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: groovystoner]
    #19229772 - 12/05/13 01:09 AM (10 years, 1 month ago)

:shocked: do these grow in north merica?
if so my neighbors got some explaining to do..
not that im going to confront the issue! :eek:
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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: Josh.0]
    #19229870 - 12/05/13 02:20 AM (10 years, 1 month ago)

What's the scientific name?  Whatever it is... it'll be the bandname to the black-metal band I don't have :tongue:


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: FoxDie]
    #19229915 - 12/05/13 03:07 AM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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What's the scientific name?  Whatever it is... it'll be the bandname to the black-metal band I don't have :tongue:



The name is in the title of the thread, Hebeloma syriense.


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: ch1ck3n.s0up]
    #19230061 - 12/05/13 05:13 AM (10 years, 1 month ago)

There are a few sarcophilous (flesh loving) Hebeloma species around the world. Australia has the Ghoul Fungus (Hebeloma aminophilum). There are also Hebeloma spoliatum, Hebeloma radicosum, Hebeloma vinosophyllum, Hebeloma luchuense and probably a few more.

They like nitrogen rich environments like those where animals have decomposed.


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: TimmiT]
    #19230496 - 12/05/13 09:43 AM (10 years, 1 month ago)

There is an article in the new issue of Fungi magazine about them. If I understood it correctly, I think there is a triple symbiosis between the dead animal, the fungi and the surounding plant! Its pretty gnarly!! Because Hebeloma is mychorizial .

And Timmi that sounds dope, the ghoul fungus!! :hairmetal:


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: TimmiT]
    #19230951 - 12/05/13 12:11 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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There is an article in the new issue of Fungi magazine about them. If I understood it correctly, I think there is a triple symbiosis between the dead animal, the fungi and the surounding plant! Its pretty gnarly!! Because Hebeloma is mychorizial .

And Timmi that sounds dope, the ghoul fungus!! :hairmetal:



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There are a few sarcophilous (flesh loving) Hebeloma species around the world. Australia has the Ghoul Fungus (Hebeloma aminophilum). There are also Hebeloma spoliatum, Hebeloma radicosum, Hebeloma vinosophyllum, Hebeloma luchuense and probably a few more.

They like nitrogen rich environments like those where animals have decomposed.



Thanks guys i dont know like anything about Hebeolma, other than i found one once that was a spitting image of a cyan lol


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: Joust]
    #19242688 - 12/07/13 09:21 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

Probably the same fungi theyre using for this. Mushroom Death Suit infinityburialproject.com/burial-suit


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: dodeski]
    #19242778 - 12/07/13 09:54 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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Probably the same fungi theyre using for this. Mushroom Death Suit infinityburialproject.com/burial-suit



She is training shiitake and oyster mushrooms by feeding them her hair, nails and skin. She has a cool TED talk if you have Netflix, although I would think it's on YouTube also.


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: maynardjameskeenan]
    #19242876 - 12/07/13 10:27 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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Probably the same fungi theyre using for this. Mushroom Death Suit infinityburialproject.com/burial-suit



She is training shiitake and oyster mushrooms by feeding them her hair, nails and skin. She has a cool TED talk if you have Netflix, although I would think it's on YouTube also.




I watched the TED talk, after I posted. I realized she may not be using the same, when I saw the Pleurotus ostreatus culture growing. It actually struck me as a little odd that she would not use a mushroom that already has the features she is looking for, besides edibility. I guess she wants to make an edible corps eater. A corps eating edible I should say.

I wish her luck on chasing those genetics.

Thank you for setting me strait.


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: dodeski]
    #19243730 - 12/08/13 05:24 AM (10 years, 1 month ago)

So this species is in effect carnivorous? Freaky


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: Bubbles85]
    #19244134 - 12/08/13 09:31 AM (10 years, 1 month ago)

Damn GMO mushroom farmers!


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: Bubbles85]
    #19245243 - 12/08/13 02:15 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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So this species is in effect carnivorous? Freaky



She will inadvertently make mushrooms that eat and kill people and cause the destruction of humanity.
Our bodies are covered in dead skin... It's only a matter of time now before they evolve and become parasitic.
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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: maynardjameskeenan]
    #19245261 - 12/08/13 02:19 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

Damn dude that would be so scary if our living bodies were susceptible to oyster mushrooms feeding frenzies.  :o


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: jet li]
    #19245284 - 12/08/13 02:24 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

Mushrooms are our enemies. support the war effort by kick the shit out of as many as you can find.
:minigun:

Seriously though, how horrible would it be to be slowly eaten alive by mycelium?


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: maynardjameskeenan]
    #19245346 - 12/08/13 02:39 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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Mushrooms are our enemies. support the war effort by kick the shit out of as many as you can find.
:minigun:

Seriously though, how horrible would it be to be slowly eaten alive by mycelium?




Pretty much my stomach on a daily basis, mold and yeast. Its not nice :super: :dawerp:


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: dodeski]
    #19245551 - 12/08/13 03:25 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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It actually struck me as a little odd that she would not use a mushroom that already has the features she is looking for, besides edibility. I guess she wants to make an edible corps eater. A corps eating edible I should say.





Whoa…it's the circle of life, man….

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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: BittrBuffalo]
    #19245603 - 12/08/13 03:33 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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It actually struck me as a little odd that she would not use a mushroom that already has the features she is looking for, besides edibility. I guess she wants to make an edible corps eater. A corps eating edible I should say.





Whoa…it's the circle of life, man….

:trippinbawelz:



I don't think she's using those species because they are edible but because they are easy to cultivate.
I sure as fuck wouldn't eat a mushroom growing from a corpse. Cannibalism by proxy.


While were on this topic, is it dangerous to eat (normally edible) mushrooms on certain substrates?


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: maynardjameskeenan]
    #19245663 - 12/08/13 03:46 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

{/quote}While were on this topic, is it dangerous to eat (normally edible) mushrooms on certain substrates?




Sulver shelf groiwng on eucaletis can cause gastric upset so I have herd.


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: maynardjameskeenan]
    #19247124 - 12/08/13 08:42 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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So this species is in effect carnivorous? Freaky



She will inadvertently make mushrooms that eat and kill people and cause the destruction of humanity.
Our bodies are covered in dead skin... It's only a matter of time now before they evolve and become parasitic.
:mindblown:



Or an ingenious marketing strategy for a novelty spa treatment. Myco-pedicure anyone?


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: mycoscopy]
    #19247212 - 12/08/13 09:01 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

I found a lot of mushrooms growing from a deer carcass here in Texas. Unfortunately I did not have the stomach to photo or identify them...


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: Dr.Tooty]
    #19247240 - 12/08/13 09:05 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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I found a lot of mushrooms growing from a deer carcass here in Texas. Unfortunately I did not have the stomach to photo or identify them...



i would have sounds awesome!


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: Joust]
    #19247364 - 12/08/13 09:28 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

Eating mushrooms off a copse sounds like a solid idea.
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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: maynardjameskeenan]
    #19247831 - 12/08/13 11:03 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

Isnt there an old case of Scizophyllum commune growing outa some scare tissue in someones nose?


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: Dr.Tooty]
    #19247966 - 12/08/13 11:28 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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I found a lot of mushrooms growing from a deer carcass here in Texas. Unfortunately I did not have the stomach to photo or identify them...




I would've plugged my nose with something and twisted on my macro filter. I usually take  pics when I find something dead anyway. Is that twisted?
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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: domesticgnome]
    #19249993 - 12/09/13 12:52 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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It actually struck me as a little odd that she would not use a mushroom that already has the features she is looking for, besides edibility. I guess she wants to make an edible corps eater. A corps eating edible I should say.





Whoa…it's the circle of life, man….

:trippinbawelz:



I don't think she's using those species because they are edible but because they are easy to cultivate.
I sure as fuck wouldn't eat a mushroom growing from a corpse. Cannibalism by proxy.


While were on this topic, is it dangerous to eat (normally edible) mushrooms on certain substrates?




I would have no problem eating a mushroom growing on a fleshy substrata, but its kinda my job to know flavor profiles. If Homo-sapiens where readily consumed I'm sure I would be taiste testing them before serving too.

I have read that Polyporus sulphureus can cause gastric upset when growing on hemlock. That is only speculation from that author though. Boletus mirabilis seems to grow specifically on decaying hemlock and is a choice edible.

Some mushrooms have been know to concentrate metal in there substrate I.e. mercury and gold. I do not know if these can be transposed into the mushroom. They may though. I ate an Amanita muscaria picked from beside a dentists office that had a very metallic flavor. I never when back to that patch.

Paul Stamets on the other hand claims:Pleurotus oystreous mushrooms, from his bus depot experiment, where completely edible and harmless after consuming a pile of oil enriched substrate.

Your guess is as good as mine. Better safe than sorry.


 
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I found a lot of mushrooms growing from a deer carcass here in Texas. Unfortunately I did not have the stomach to photo or identify them...




I would've plugged my nose with something and twisted on my macro filter. I usually take  pics when I find something dead anyway. Is that twisted?
Would it be cooler if fungus was involved?








You are one gnarly fellow Domestic gnome. Those pics are intriguingly grotesque. Keep up the good work. :projectile: :headbang:


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: domesticgnome]
    #19250068 - 12/09/13 01:08 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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I found a lot of mushrooms growing from a deer carcass here in Texas. Unfortunately I did not have the stomach to photo or identify them...




I would've plugged my nose with something and twisted on my macro filter. I usually take  pics when I find something dead anyway. Is that twisted?
Would it be cooler if fungus was involved?










Cool fox!

Whats the last one??

Always good to see others who can enjoy photographing images like this... sometimes I feel like people might think i am gross for doing the same... but i find it highly intriguing and great for photo subjects.... and sometimes I cant resist dragging clean skulls and various bones home... they go nicely in my rock and wood garden~


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Re: Anyone ever found a [Re: psylosymonreturns]
    #19250275 - 12/09/13 01:55 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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Isnt there an old case of Scizophyllum commune growing outa some scare tissue in someones nose?




yes, Cordyceps Scizophyllum Scizophyllum commune are known to infest the nasal passage. They are using them (edit) Cordyceps in conjunction with them as a body building supplement, with no real long term investigation.

Other Cordyceps infect insects taking over their central nervous system. After grabbing hold the insect is pretty much a zombie controlled by the mushroom. The Cordyceps then steer them to higher ground where they are mummified by the mycelium and consumed. The fungus then fruits to spread it's spores.


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: dodeski]
    #19250662 - 12/09/13 03:21 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

Those Cordyceps are so bad ass. I saw them on Planet Earth, the BBC video series. Its a must see if you haven't already...


They need to find one that attacks the chinese stinkbugs that have invaded. Whoever discovers that could finds themselves rolling in money. I'd certainly give them mine.


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: dodeski]
    #19250761 - 12/09/13 03:36 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

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yes, Cordyceps Scizophyllum are known to infest the nasal passage. They are using them now as a body building supplement, with no real long term investigation.



:lolwut:
Cordyceps and Schizophyllum are two separate genera with nothing in common.
Schizophyllum commune is a very agressive wood digesting fungus. It grows everywhere, from trees, to park benches and beyond. It has been documented to infest nasal passages of patients with severely compromised immune system (HIV, cancer etc.) a couple of times. But it's by no means a common occurrence.
Cordyceps on the other hand is a genera of parasitic fungi that attacks specific invertebrates, and some species are used as a medicinal mushroom in traditional Chinese medicine, and now in modern 'natural' medicine as 'herbal supplements'.


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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: Big_Dave]
    #19250797 - 12/09/13 03:43 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

While we are on the subject I saw this this morning and figured some of you would be interred in reading it.
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1sgsxx/iama_researcher_interested_in_parasitic_mind/


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    #19250851 - 12/09/13 03:54 PM (10 years, 1 month ago)

:facepalm3: Sometimes I get my research mixed up. Thank you. Schizophyllum commune Damn. I should know this.

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Re: Anyone ever found a "Corpse Finder?" (Hebeloma syriense) [Re: dodeski]
    #20769708 - 10/29/14 07:41 PM (9 years, 3 months ago)

Found a patch of what looks like a "corpse finder." Maybe I should start digging? They look similar to cyans except for the color.



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    #20769866 - 10/29/14 08:24 PM (9 years, 3 months ago)

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Found a patch of what looks like a "corpse finder." Maybe I should start digging? They look similar to cyans except for the color.






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    #20769886 - 10/29/14 08:28 PM (9 years, 3 months ago)

Very old thread, but an interesting one that I might flip through again.

Those look like Heboloma, but I wouldn't hope for a corpse under them.


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    #20770473 - 10/29/14 10:44 PM (9 years, 3 months ago)

wait til friday to dig, its more appropriate


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wait til friday to dig, its more appropriate




Lol it sure would be :smile:

wouldnt look suspicious at all


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