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ID PLEASE
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Habitat: NSW AUSTRALIA, In grass that gets alot of rain and sun
Cap: Tan Bone Colour going up to a orangy nipple
Gills: Light Brown Tan Colour
SteM: White about 9cm long
Mushroom is smooth adn dry to touch
Spore Print: Brownish Colour so Far still doing







Sorry about size of pics my digital cam is not working right now

Any help would be appreciated


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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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Those resemble Copelandia Cyanescens, did the stems bruise blue?


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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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THere is no blue brusing as yet?

The stem is really stringy (if that makes any sense)


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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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Bluing takes up to an hour after picked, when did u pick them?


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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Super_Blunt]
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May very well be active Copes, they grow in Eastern Australia.

The stem should bruise blue crazy if they are.

Spore print should also be dark / black.


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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Super_Blunt]
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Nah not bluing yet prob 45 mins ago!

They don't look like they are gonna blue though


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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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They aren't copes.

Copes should brusie blue pretty fast, and intense. The gill color and spore print is off too.

They look like a common lawn mushroom. Nothing active.

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: vc77]
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Yep, I agree that these are not Panaelous or Copelandia. The spore print from what I've read should be jet black, if they are Panaelous or Copelandia.

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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I see this in cow fields in Louisiana all the time. They are distinguished from pans by their failure to blue, as well as the stem being a bit more stringy and pulling easier from the cap. They probably aren't poisonous but they aren't active either. However, since you do see those, keep an eye out in the same area for active pan cyans or copes. If it's in a field where there are cow patties, keep an eye out for cubes as well.

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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OOOPS. I missed something. Brown spore print. Just toss those puppies. The ones I see are black prints. Brown=bad in my book.

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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Looks like you might have Conocybe lactea, a common lawn mushroom.


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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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Those look like Conocybes. Unfortunately, identification of Conocybes to species requires a microscope. There are also deadly poisonous species of Conocybe, so none of them should be eaten.

Happy mushrooming!


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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Super_Blunt]
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that is not a cope most. Maybe a conocybe or a lawn pan.

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: The_Red_Crayon]
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Thanks Everyone for your help. I will definently not eat them!

Your dead right too supernova. The stem is very stringy and easy to break and comes off the cap with utter ease!

Thought i would just check anyway....You never know

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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Just to confer, i'm from east aus too and these babies grow right alongside cope. cyan. I've found that they're easily identified before picking by a slight shimmer or shine on the caps.

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Quinny]
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Hi Quinny, I am also from eastern NSW, and have taken pics of what seems to be the same fungi a few days ago on my lawn following rain - haven't had time to try to ID them yet....will post pic here to compare.

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: huntervalley]
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here are my pics....in the second one, note the colour of the gills changes as it ages with the darkest one being fallen over on it's fragile stem when I found them.....

.....maybe someone can explain to me please, how to get pictures up here instead of urls, thanks.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v411/huntervalley/Fungi/LawnFungi01a.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v411/huntervalley/Fungi/LawnFungi01b.jpg

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: huntervalley]
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The mushrooms you posted are Conocybes. Not sure on the exact species, but the Conocybe genus does have several poisonous(some deadly) mushrooms. Do not eat!

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: Gumby]
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I think Copelandia Cyanescens have black spores. Is that correct?

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Re: ID PLEASE [Re: psiclops]
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psiclops said:
I think Copelandia Cyanescens have black spores. Is that correct?


Correct


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