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Friday Afternoon Stroll - ID Request
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I was taking a stroll this afternoon, hunting about after the rain, and I stumbled across a these in a field, about 10 feet from the treeline in Seattle. I'm rather inexperienced so I can't even discern if these are all the same type of mushroom. I sorted them into three different categories based on appearance, but they had many shared traits.

Based on cursory searches I think they could be liberty caps(probably not) or Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata.



Gill: All brown, though the gills in group 2 seem to flare more

Stem:
4-6cm length; 0.2 cm diameter, color = light brown to cream to milky white,  hollow, thin

Cap:
The cap is where the main differences were. Group 1 has caps that are round around the edges, convex, and have a pimple on top. Group 2 is much more flat, with some caps becoming concave. Pimple is still present in most of group 2. Group 3 had a distinct cap that was much more round, convex, and had alternating stripes of dark/light brown.

Spore print color:
Will update with better spore print in a couple hours. Initial seems to be dark brown to black

Bruising:
Bruising consisted of turning a darker brown

Group 1



Group 2



Group 3

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Re: Friday Afternoon Stroll - ID Request [Re: Uberandr3w]
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Looks like some are probably pan foes but wait on expert and get that print up most importantly.


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Re: Friday Afternoon Stroll - ID Request [Re: Hillbillyjohn]
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You ever get an id the spores on some of the caps look purple but I see no bruising I would like to know what they were for sure myself lol. Now that I look again they are a little bigger than foes i usually see but there's thousands of lbm's with that look.


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Edited by Hillbillyjohn (06/08/19 01:31 PM)

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Re: Friday Afternoon Stroll - ID Request [Re: Hillbillyjohn]
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Panaeolus foenisecii

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Re: Friday Afternoon Stroll - ID Request [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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You want to look for them growing in xlusters with red stems with white hairs rather than in pairs with smooth white stems.

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Re: Friday Afternoon Stroll - ID Request [Re: Uberandr3w]
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Here are the spore prints to satisfy curiosities.

Thanks for the ID! I'll have to go back next week and see if I can find some panaeolus subbalteatus. The easiest way to distinguish is a red stem?

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