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ID Northern Michigan Mushrooms - Law with Pine and Deciduous Trees
    #23609545 - 09/03/16 09:51 PM (7 years, 4 months ago)

Both mushrooms were picked near Traverse City Michigan, in the Northern Lower Peninsula.  Picked today, Sept. 3, 2016 at a camp ground, with a lawn opening among the forest, with sparse trees in the opening.

Mushroom A

The little white bulb on the right, may or may not be the immature version of this reddish/white mushroom.  There was several of those white buttons growing nearby this red/white mushroom so I included it in the picture.  I want the ID on the fully grown mushroom!  :laugh:


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Habitat:
Lawn in a campground, under a red pine tree.

Gills:
White gills, I tried knicking the mushroom and no milk came out.

Stem:


Cap:
Depressed

Spore print color:
I'm newb, no spore prints!

Bruising:
It seemed to bruise mild light reddish.  There was a light reddish tint in the stem.

Other information:
I believe it is in the Russula family.  At least my mushroom book seemed to categorize it there!!  :smile:  Has that splotchy red on the top of the cap.  Was growing near mushroom B, maybe 20 yards away.

Mushroom B


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Habitat:
Lawn in a campground, under a deciduous tree, pine nearby.

Gills:
Whiteish/yellow gills, paper thin, hidden inside cap.

Stem:
Long thin, see picture.

Cap:
Bulb atop a thin stem.  Not unfolded yet.  Parasol???

Spore print color:
I'm newb, no spore prints!

Bruising:
noticed no difference in bruising, cutting.

Other information:
Only saw 2 growing in this lawn area.  It was growing nearby Mushroom A, maybe 20 yards away.


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2016 was a good year, +5 lb of Morels, and I ate 8 new species of wild mushrooms:  Herecium, Chanterelles, Black Trumpets, Parasol Mushroom, Fairy Ring Mushroom (marasmius oreades), Wild Oyster, Slippery Jacks, Honey Mushrooms (found over 100lb, froze 4lb in my freezer.)

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Re: ID Northern Michigan Mushrooms - Law with Pine and Deciduous Trees [Re: Razare]
    #23610252 - 09/04/16 05:52 AM (7 years, 4 months ago)

Mushroom A is a Russula as you though. Russulas are really difficult to identify to species and often require a microscope.

Mushroom B is in the Macrolepiota procera species group.


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Re: ID Northern Michigan Mushrooms - Law with Pine and Deciduous Trees [Re: TimmiT]
    #23634462 - 09/11/16 12:17 AM (7 years, 4 months ago)

Thanks for the ID help!

I just looked up the material on that 2nd species, it was an edible.  :laugh:  I was looking for edibles.

I just want to build up my knowledge of local Michigan mushrooms that I can eat, so either I can become certified one day, or just enjoy some when I am sure I am avoiding the poisonous look-alikes.

Thanks!


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2016 was a good year, +5 lb of Morels, and I ate 8 new species of wild mushrooms:  Herecium, Chanterelles, Black Trumpets, Parasol Mushroom, Fairy Ring Mushroom (marasmius oreades), Wild Oyster, Slippery Jacks, Honey Mushrooms (found over 100lb, froze 4lb in my freezer.)

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