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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: inski]
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inski said:
I now know this is Psilocybe subaeruginosa.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: inski]
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inski said:
Yes, it is P. subaeruginosa, I don't often see it with the pronounced acute umbo but that macroscopic characteristic is noted in the published description.

Here in New Zealand we do have P. allenii and most likely P. cyanescens so there is likely some confusion with many of the collections, all are from Section Cyanescens and share many characteristics in common both microscopic and macroscopic.

It will be interesting to see the fruitbodies from Sporulators cultures, will they exhibit the pointy umbo like my collection, I'm sure the clone will.


To be honest with you P. subaeruginosa and P. allenii are identical aesthetically. I would not be able to tell them apart. How to you even begin to distinguish the two?


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: RogerTheRetard]
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They are macroscopically different and easy to distinguish apart.

P. allenii is a collybioid species with a convex to plane cap, sometimes hemispherical but never umbonate, sometimes with a slight depression in the centre, the colour is a slightly lighter caramel-brown than P. subaeruginosa and the striations are more pronounced in P. allenii.

P. subaeruginosa is conic to convex and umbonate, the umbo can be pointed and acute as in my collection above.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: inski]
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Excellent work Inski, and Sporulator. This is a lovely mushroom.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: inski]
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inski said:
Here in New Zealand we do have P. allenii and most likely P. cyanescens so there is likely some confusion with many of the collections, all are from Section Cyanescens and share many characteristics in common both microscopic and macroscopic.


Are the P. allenii in NZ verified by ITS sequencing, or just macromorphology?

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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: Alan Rockefeller] * 2
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Here is the clone from the above collection.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: inski]
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It's crazy how much they love the cabbage tree leaves!

I have found similar examples thriving on cabbage tree dead fall!

Beautiful :mushroom2:

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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Alan Rockefeller said:
inski said:
Here in New Zealand we do have P. allenii and most likely P. cyanescens so there is likely some confusion with many of the collections, all are from Section Cyanescens and share many characteristics in common both microscopic and macroscopic.


Are the P. allenii in NZ verified by ITS sequencing, or just macromorphology?


I'm curious about this as well!

Inski,  I'm loving the pictures in your signature, very nice collections.


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Psilocybe cubensis data collection thread. please help with this project if you hunt wild cubensis.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=26513593&page=0&vc=1#26513593

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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: Doc9151] * 1
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Doc9151 said:
Inski,  I'm loving the pictures in your signature, very nice collections.


:whathesaid:


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: RogerTheRetard]
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:whathesaid:


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: Mr Piggy]
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Psilocybe "subsecotioides" is the best. :crazy:
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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: RogerTheRetard]
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Ever since I saw those seco clusters been wishing and hoping to dig down a monster seco patch or a patch that puts out amazing clusters like those.

The seco ENVY is real..

Hey inski, have YOU ever observed such a GREGARIOUS cluster of secos before? Or is that viktorvaughn collection a particularity unique case?

Personally I have never found any thing that holds a candle to that great big fuckoff cluster.

I have however observed UNREAL sub clusters before. Insane fairy rings and shit..

In my opinion subs are lame in comparison to secos.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: RogerTheRetard]
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Yes I've seen it in large clusters like that and it is one of the distinct characteristics that separate it from P. weraroa which never grows in such caespitose clusters but rather only singly or in pairs at the most.

Supposedly the DNA sequences are the same but I'd like to see further study done, I'm not totally convinced they are conspecific.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: inski] * 2
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Inski's  P. subaeruginosa munching wood chips...

     


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Edited by Sporulator (10/25/19 07:32 AM)

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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: Sporulator] * 1
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Here we go!

After a journey of 18'780 km they found a new home in Middle Europe. 




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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: Sporulator] * 1
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Wow, well done Sporulator:cool:

It looks like that fruit body lacks the acute umbo the original fruiting produced, it will be interesting to see how the clone compares.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: inski]
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inski said:
Wow, well done Sporulator:cool:

It looks like that fruit body lacks the acute umbo the original fruiting produced, it will be interesting to see how the clone compares.


      Hi Inski, no umbo so far. They have started fruiting yesterday. I wonder how they will develop within the next days.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: Sporulator]
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Hey Sporulator:smile:

It's quite interesting, if the clone doesn't produce that pointed umbo then I guess we could say it was an environmental trait, if it does I guess it is a genetic trait and the strain you isolated may not show that trait:shrug:
We'll have to wait a while and hopefully the clone fruits.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: inski]
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inski said:
Hey Sporulator:)

It's quite interesting, if the clone doesn't produce that pointed umbo then I guess we could say it was an environmental trait, if it does I guess it is a genetic trait and the strain you isolated may not show that trait:shrug:
We'll have to wait a while and hopefully the clone fruits.


      Exactly. Let's wait and see.


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Re: An interesting wood loving Psilocybe species. [Re: Sporulator]
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Sporulator said:
Inski's  P. subaeruginosa munching wood chips...

     



That's pretty!!!


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Psilocybe cubensis data collection thread. please help with this project if you hunt wild cubensis.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=26513593&page=0&vc=1#26513593

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