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David Berry
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SE Pennsylvania Want help with this Agaricus species

#29655640 - 08/26/26 04:40 PM (1 month, 10 days ago)

* Habitat - Growing in a yard. Closest to decidious trees, they may have been locust trees, Some conifers were further away.
* Location - South East Pennsylvania
* Gills - Looks almost free, brown.
* Stem - Do not remember a bulbous base.
* Spore print color - In progress, will update when ready.
* Scent of the mushroom - Typical mushroom smell. Defiently not like antiseptic.
* Color that the mushroom bruises when damaged - Only stem bruses brown when handled.
* Comments - I am thinking A. Placomyces but did not have any smell and only stem brused yellow.

Edited by David Berry (08/27/26 05:38 AM)

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Alan Rockefeller
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Re: SE Pennsylvania Want help with this Agaricus species

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#29655721 - 08/26/26 07:16 PM (1 month, 10 days ago)

Does the yellow turn brown after 10 - 15 minutes?

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David Berry
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Re: SE Pennsylvania Want help with this Agaricus species

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#29655972 - 08/27/26 05:36 AM (1 month, 9 days ago)

I do not think it did but can not say with positivity. I only have the cap left and that does not stain at all. BTW it left a dark brown spore print with seemingly brown guttation on top of the cap when it was leaving a spore print.

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