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ID on Orange Mushrooms with White Stems? In Florida grass.
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Habitat:
Found on the lawn in Florida growing in the grass. There were bunches of them located close together as well as some oddly shaped ones less than a foot away.

Gills:
The gills are white and seem to be a notch, by that I mean they don't attach to the stem itself.

Bruising: There were no discernable bruising characteristics. No color changes when I took the cap off of one of them and broke the stem.

Stem:
The stem is thin and only about 1.5"-2" tall, bright white.

Cap:
The cap is round and smooth, and bell-shaped, while the nearby mushrooms had a more unorthodox shape to the caps.


Other information:
I've included many of great shots of the mushrooms. I'm curious what these are. If anyone could possibly let me know, it would be greatly appreciated. I know, I wouldn't ever eat them without 100% certainty of which type of mushroom they are, but they may become a fun science project. Any idea how to keep them alive while I explore reproducing them? I dug underneath them so as to dig up the entire dirt from which they grew, so, I didn't just pluck the stems out.








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Re: ID on Orange Mushrooms with White Stems? In Florida grass. [Re: JoeTheAwesome]
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Marasmius heinemannianus group

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Re: ID on Orange Mushrooms with White Stems? In Florida grass. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Looks absolutely spot on. Thank you! This should be a fun experiment to see how long I can keep them alive. Will take spore prints too and try to reproduce them.

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Re: ID on Orange Mushrooms with White Stems? In Florida grass. [Re: JoeTheAwesome]
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Sounds like a good idea, I doubt anyone has tried to grow them yet.

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