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Can anyone identify these mushrooms?
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I found these mushrooms growing on a lawn(pretty healthy lawn, mostly grass with white clover and daisies), in Ireland, near a rose bush (if that makes a difference...)

Sorry about the picture quality, I can't get this damn camera to focus on what I want!
Thanks
JohnnyJ

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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: JohnnyJ]
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paneolina foenisecci
not active or edible


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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: Mitchnast]
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thats what i was gonna say for the 2 bottom pics. the other i dunno.


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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: mycoguy]
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well... they arent active.... but they are edible. nothing really worth eating unless you want to eat like 500 of them and see if you feel dizzy. but they are edible just not something really worth eating.


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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: jben]
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for some reason.. i'm growing pan foes. I'm just bored.

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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: Rebirtha]
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haha, ever get anything from them? dizzy?


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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: jben]
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jben said:
haha, ever get anything from them? dizzy?


I've never ate them.

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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: JohnnyJ]
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Edited by CptnGarden (03/28/09 11:08 PM)

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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: CptnGarden]
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Shroomie of Doomie says,
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from now on dont talk you have no clue what your talking about... the bottom ones are not camps and neither are poisonous... campanutatus in my experiences has given me a somewhat body high but i would think that comes from the seratonin.



Serotonine is 5-hydroxytryptamine, your brains own neurotransmitter. IT does not get you high or give you a buzz. And the spcis Panaeolus campanulatus. Not campanutatus is actually P. sphinctrinus.



Please asked serious questions instead of answering questions of which you do not know what you are talking about. And again your first sentence makes no sense to the rest of the next paragraph.

mj

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Re: Can anyone identify these mushrooms? [Re: mjshroomer]
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ohhh nice burn MJ....in addition, i think it's foolish to begin with to say you know for sure what those little brown mushrooms are, especially when you are determing them with just a few pictures. If you ask me they resemble a few species of mushrooms, including the common lawn ferry ring mushroom "Marasmius oreades" at it's early stage. I have loads in my yard that resemble the photographs and grow into more distinguished Marasmius.

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