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Hi, I'm new and I could use some help identifying these mushrooms I found in a small wooded area near my apartment. The largest ones are about 3 inches tall, they have brown bell-shaped caps and they don't bruise blue. The spore prints are purplish-black (mainly black) and the gills run nearly vertical up the caps. Stems are white. I found them growing through/under dead grass beneath a pine tree. Here are some (shoddy) pics. Oh, and my location is Pullman, WA (eastside).






Edited by Momar (11/02/05 02:47 PM)

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Re: Help me identify these [Re: Momar]
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kinda crappy pic, have any others?


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Re: Help me identify these [Re: WhiteBunny]
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no, sorry. The only camera I have access to sucks. But I can assure you that the pics do show approximately what they look like. I have samples with me, so any specific questions about them I can answer.

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Re: Help me identify these [Re: Momar]
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Oddly enough, if I didnt know any better I'd say cyan pins. But there's probably another mushroom that fits that pic better. In other words, this is a preliminary diagnoses, dont take my word. After taking another look at the top pic, I dont think they could be cyans, the stripe is too skinny...?

Edited by wingless (10/27/05 12:56 PM)

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Re: Help me identify these [Re: wingless]
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Cannot be told for young shrooms.
I think those sterms in the top image are too long for an unopened cyan cap, or the soil had steroids in it :smile:.


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Re: Help me identify these [Re: VolvoxBox]
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the majority of the caps are open, actually.

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Re: Help me identify these [Re: Momar]
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Why are they in a bottle?
The pics might come out more clear if you could take them out.
Also you would be able to compile a description (see the guidelines post if you haven't already).
With something like that, a description is usually required anyways.


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Re: Help me identify these [Re: eris]
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Habitat: Woods, Pullman, WA, USA, 2300 ft. Growing on soil covered in dead grass under a pine tree.

Gills: Grayish brown gills, not attached (I believe this means to the stem?)

Stem: 3 in. long at most, about 1/8 in. thick, brown at base turning white about halfway up, solid, thin.

Cap: 1/4 in diameter, brown, slimy, conical.

Spore print color: Purplish-black

Color that the mushroom bruises: Purple?

Scent of the mushroom: Faint

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Re: Help me identify these [Re: Momar]
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recent developments: Went back to the same spot, and this is what I found:



Anyone have any ideas as to if these are active or not?

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Re: Help me identify these [Re: Momar]
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You're not gonna find actives in Pullman. Those look like Psathyrella and that would also explain the purple sporeprint.


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