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found these in my yard, can i put them in my dinner?
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hello all, i as you can tell from my info i haven't been a real active member (or a long standing one) on this forum, but i do sign on pretty much every day and read the various threads. all in all i have come to love this site and everything it has to offer. i was hopeing for in ID on these mushrooms i found in my back yard.
found them growing in my Western Massachusetts lawn. (because of my location, i am 99% certain they are not active)
they dont have a peticular scent. i would say its a mushroomy smell but it is not peticulalry pungent.
average size is a 4cm cap, and a 7cm stem. the colors are a purpleish with dull gray/whitish streaks.
i think i will let the pics speak for themselves on the other characteristics as i dont really want to say something stupid that isn't correct.
if other information is wanted/needed just say so and i will do my best. thanks

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Re: found these in my yard, can i put them in my dinner? [Re: sander]
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Re: found these in my yard, can i put them in my dinner? [Re: sander]
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I wouldn't drink any alcohol with them!

They look like some sort of inky cap to me...although I am not an expert in all the varieties of mushrooms of the world like some on here!

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Re: found these in my yard, can i put them in my dinner? [Re: sander]
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I'd say Coprinus but I'm not expert.

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and if they are coprinus they aren't edible the caps will start to dissolve sorta and melt, and be nothin but goo.

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Re: found these in my yard, can i put them in my dinner? [Re: vandago]
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thanks for the input, a little more reserch on my part leads me to say Coprinus atramentarius. does that sound right to anyone/everyone?

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Re: found these in my yard, can i put them in my dinner? [Re: sander]
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sander said:
thanks for the input, a little more reserch on my part leads me to say Coprinus atramentarius. does that sound right to anyone/everyone?


Atratmentarius sounds like a reasonable guess, yes. I don't recommend eating them, for the following reasons:
- You specimens are way past their prime; coprinus mushrooms should be eaten only when the gills are still white
- Coprinus Atramentarius is one of the species that creates a toxic reaction in your body with alcohol. You can't drink alcohol for about a week after eating these.
- Coprinus species don't really taste that good :smile:

Still nice find. I found an atramentarius specimen once that weighed more than a pound :laugh:

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Re: found these in my yard, can i put them in my dinner? [Re: koraks]
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Koraks has it, although I disagree about flavor (on Coprinus comatus).

Happy mushrooming!


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