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Re: Bluing Woodland species (possible P. caerulipes?) [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Have you eaten it? It looks toxic, if that's a thing... I thought a lot of Inocybe were toxic.


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Re: Bluing Woodland species (possible P. caerulipes?) [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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psylosymonreturns said:
I looked at this like 20 times on my phone but now that I see it on a computer it sure looks cool! The stipe does look like it was not blue while in the ground, but did bruise blue after handling because it looks quite blue in the last pic.

We did see P quebecensis from Nova Scotia last year so this is a possibility . :thumbup:

Now Rope, I know I bugged ya earlier, but who the hell finds a blueing specimen and doesn't bring it home to print!!!!!??? :wtf:

Looking forward to finding more!! :cheers:




Yeah, there seems to be a few interesting species around here, excited about the baeocysits that I found (yes, I will send it soon Alan)

I did plan on printing and scoping it, but I put it in my shirt pocket, and when I got home, it was gone (probably fell out while bending down looking at other mushrooms, feck)

I went out today, no luck, just a couple mycena, and some boletes. I'm not giving up though, if they are out now, the season could be over really soon, especially since we're not really sure what it is.

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Re: Bluing Woodland species (possible P. caerulipes?) [Re: Roger Wilco]
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Roger Wilco said:
I remember last year being cautioned against eating Inocybe calimistrata, what new information is there or what studies have been done?





That was probably me, and I was wrong.

The new information is here:  http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0064646

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