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garden mushroom ID
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firstly, I don't plan on eating these. just curious if anyone can identify them. They grow in my lawn in Georgia all the time. The cap on the larger one is about 2" across.


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Re: garden mushroom ID [Re: glassman]
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Do the gills leak/bleed a milky substance when you cut them? If so then its probaly some type of Lactarius sp.

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-Gumby

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Re: garden mushroom ID [Re: Gumby]
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well, no milky substance when cut. here is a picture of the cap cut open.
more info - these were growing in Georgia clay, but I've gotten them across the middle of the grass lawn as well.


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Re: garden mushroom ID [Re: glassman]
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I'm pretty sure that's a Lepista (blewitt) Looks most like L.nuda, though that's supposed to be a woodland species.


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