EntheogenicSerpent said:

Mycena sp.

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Mr Piggy said:

I think you've got yourself a mixed bag there homie.  Some mycena are in there to my eye.

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Mr Piggy said:

I think you've got yourself a mixed bag there homie.  Some mycena are in there to my eye.

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Moria841 said:

Mr Piggy said:

I think you've got yourself a mixed bag there homie.  Some mycena are in there to my eye.

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Katz 206 said:

thats a pretty cool bluing mycena, didnt even know about that!



the only concern i have is in your OP picture, it almost looks like i can see white spore deposit on the stem of one of the specimens...

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The Genus Psilocybe said:

Pileus (5-) 10-15 (-30) mm in diam., obtusely conic to convex or conic-campanulate or subumbonate, sometimes
slightly papillate, frequently with a straight margin, remaining so, never fully expanding, viscid. with a separable
gelatinous pellicle, glabrous or irregularly covered at first with white floccose, scales from the veil. even. but the
margin translucent striate when moist, and with white small appen- dages from the veil only in young stages, surface
hygrophanous, reddish brown or brownish orange, fading to pale dull alulaceous or pale yellowish brown, sometimes
whitish to yellowish or cream color, often with greenish blue tints in age.

Lamellae adnate to adnexed, eventually separating from the stipe, close, whitish when young to cinnamon brown
or violaceous brown. with whitish edges.

Stipe (2()") 40-50 (-100) x (1-) 1.5-2.5 (-4) mm. equal or with enlarged or subbulbose base, frequently with adhering
remnants of mycelium. stuffed with white floccose mycelium, 10 hollow, straight or more frequently flexuous, surface
whitish to yellowish or grayish brownish or pale reddish brown, mauled or covered by appressed white silky fibrils
from the veil (...)

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