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shroomsquid
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pics of portland wood-lovers help id

#451710 - 11/08/01 01:17 PM (22 years, 10 months ago)

hi
check these out
i found them in portland oregon
spore print

And the flesh themselves

what are these suckers?
I'm thinking some sort of panaeolus
they fruit on woodchips
bell-shaped cap
if you need more pics ask
thanks

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Woodsman
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Re: pics of portland wood-lovers help id

[Re: shroomsquid]
#452248 - 11/08/01 09:08 PM (22 years, 10 months ago)

If they look like Panaeolus (bell-shaped cap, black spores) & fruit on woodchips, they are almost undoubtedly a Psathryella species--probably P. gracilis or one of the several dozen close relatives in that species "complex." I often see hundreds of specimens fruiting at a time along woodchip trails in parks. Not known to be active, poisonous, or particularly tasty.