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I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens?
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hello all,
these were found practically in my front yard. Here in beautiful and incredibley fuckin humid maryland/dc,usa.
they are roughly three to four inches in length, cap are "Hemispherical to campanulate to convex at maturity" and "Incurved in young specimens" (to quote from mushroom john's page).

the gills are sorta dark greyish(I think),attacked, with a very distinctive sorta cut to them. but the spore prints are definately black.

This is definate blueing at the base (the first I've seen in person, and it now make alot more sense), but the rest of the body doesnt seem to blue like it seems it does in other examples ive seen posted.

Ok so are these in fact Copelandia cyanescens? and if they aren't,what might they be. and if they are, have other found them in this area, or is this a fluke.

Thanks so much.





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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: mikonn]
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pan subbs
copes would be blue all over.
reddish stem and incurved margin also suggest panaeolus subbaltaetus.
there good tho.


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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: Mitchnast]
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Really? They don't look the the pictures of pan subbs that I've seen. What about the strange gills? It hard to see and i'm going to try to get a better picture, but have a very sharp edge right at the margin and overall the look like a bowl or a hollowed out cantalope half (meaning not gradually going to the stipe butin a big swiping curve. do pan subbs have gills like this?

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: mikonn]
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Those are Pan subbs.

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: shroomydan]
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Thanks. Here is a better picture of the gills.



this again isn't a great picture but it looks different that the gills of nearly all the pan subb pics i've seen posted. What could explain this? (not meaning question what i'm sure is y'alls quite accurate id, im just curious) thanks again.

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: mikonn]
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the whitish margin on the gills (of mature specimines) is a good indicator. remember lawn pan subbs tend to be smaller and thinner than those found on hay or dung.


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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: Mitchnast]
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The seem to be blueing a bit on top as time passes. Is this something you can expect from pan. subbs as well?. Thanks.


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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: mikonn]
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looks like copes to me. never seen a subb blue that extensively. what substrate did you find them on? what region?


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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: cwbfromtheksvi]
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in his yard


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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: camelsmoker]
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copes don't grow in yards.
those are pan subbs and thats not an intence bluing, thats the regular browning from damage there may be bliung present, but the reddish tones directly contrast it.
heres some intence bluing ive seen in pan subbs, and then the negative, to illustrate color contrasts


notice how blue becomes red, and red becomes blue. thats because the colors directly contrast.
in most specimines, any bluing would vaniush into the contrasting red, to become grey-brown, as seen above in your pics.

there is no red at the base, therefore the "bluefoot"
ive seen albino specimines blue all over.

bluing in caps is not as common, but it happens. usually the caps only blue when they are young and reddish, hence, hiddden bluing.
but older white specimines, generally are too dried to oxidize effetively, remember water is a strong catalyst,
and the water in mushrooms permiates deep into tissues, when the outer layer is dry its like an airtight seal. surface damage becomes less effective for bluing reaction.

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: Mitchnast]
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Very interesting. never thought about it like that.

Is that really a Pan. subb? thats freakin' insane...

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: Mitchnast]
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Yeah, that is very interest. Thanks Mitchnast for breakin' it down like that for us. Just for kicks I inverted the two pics I posted earlier.


Now, what about the distinctive gill structure, or is it not distinctive and I'm just missing something? Like I said its not like a slope, but more like a bowl, with a sharp lip.

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: mikonn]
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I have about four of these little ones that I got about two hours ago in the only field I've scoped out. I can't get my digital camera to upload.
They are tiny and the stems are very blue. Sorry to butt in on this thread, but I'm new to this site and still figuring it out.

This type is the only kind  I've been finding in this  huge cattle pasture here in  FL ( and I think the conditions are prime -- but maybe not) I was looking for cubes since that is all I am familiar with.
I found them growing in older cow manure in a huge field two nights ago, but they were all very small. I went back this afternoon and nothing but four of these little ones this member has.

How many of these mushrooms for a good time?

What else are the ideal conditions? It's been raining for many days last week and the sun has been back out for 2 days. Hot, humid 75 in the a.m and 90 im the afternoon. When I picked these few it was 86 degrees.
If there werent any cubes in these conditions and the others were beginning to grow. would it be too early or would the farmers have used some sort of supplement to stop the growth.
And just one more-- How prevalent is the use of the supplements and I thought all cattle were given salt lics, Does salt halt the mushrooms from growing too? *cyan??? (I'll get the names soon.

--still studying
Thanks



Sor :mushroom2:

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: mikonn]
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I have about four of these little ones that I got about two hours ago in the only field I've scoped out. I can't get my digital camera to upload.
They are tiny and the stems are very blue. Sorry to butt in on this thread, but I'm new to this site and still figuring it out.

This type is the only kind I've been finding in this huge cattle pasture here in FL ( and I think the conditions are prime -- but maybe not) I was looking for cubes since that is all I am familiar with.
I found them growing in older cow manure in a huge field two nights ago, but they were all very small. I went back this afternoon and nothing but four of these little ones this member has.

How many of these mushrooms for a good time?

What else are the ideal conditions? It's been raining for many days last week and the sun has been back out for 2 days. Hot, humid 75 in the a.m and 90 im the afternoon. When I picked these few it was 86 degrees.
If there werent any cubes in these conditions and the others were beginning to grow. would it be too early or would the farmers have used some sort of supplement to stop the growth.
And just one more-- How prevalent is the use of the supplements and I thought all cattle were given salt lics, Does salt halt the mushrooms from growing too? *cyan??? (I'll get the names soon.

--still studying
Thanks

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: mikonn]
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Are pan subbs active? I can't remember== too much info in too short of time annd if they are , would they grow in Fl cow manure?

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: aryanna]
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heavily bluing pans on florida cow dung is probably copes.


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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: Mitchnast]
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HI Mitchnast, yes copes do grow in yards. I once posted and they are here somewhere of the large church lawn in Bern Switzerland which was fertilized with liquid manured fertilizer from the Mediterraean and Copelandia bispora waall over the lawns, with bluing and all. That post is somewhere here. Maybe have the images at my site under Cope bispora. Let me check:

Here you go

http://mushroomjohn.com/copelandiabispora2.htm. Even here in Thailand, they pile manure around every surrounding palm tree and /or coconut tree and make garden areas with grass growing and copes come up here by the hundreds all over.

As m you may have noticed form my images.

http://mushroomjohn.com/copelandiabispora2.htm

mj

I do not think his shrooms are subbs. Too very thin and the caps color more or less resembles drying copes.

mj

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: aryanna]
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In HAwaii on both maui, the big island and Oahu, there are pastures at sea level along the coastal regions which get sprayed frm sea salt in the wind ont he pasturelands along side the oceans and there are copes. I wrote aboutone such place inmy article Mushrooms in Paaradise: Hawaiian Style at Ho'o'kipa State park ont he road to hana.

So the salted sea spray does not inhibit the growth of shrooms in those areas.

mj

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Re: I see blue! possible Copelandia cyanescens? [Re: mikonn]
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Possibly Copelandia chlorocystis?

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