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djnoktirnal
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ID Request NW Alabama
#5581245 - 05/02/06 11:59 AM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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Hey guys found this popping up in my backyard in NW Alabama. wondering if anyone knows what they are. Cap: 1-4cm Gills: Chocolate colored Stem: .25cm diameter 5-10cm long Hollow and fibrous Sporeprint: in progress
just growing in the grass in a shady spot in my yard. thanks for the help
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Fresh
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Re: ID Request NW Alabama [Re: djnoktirnal]
#5581304 - 05/02/06 12:23 PM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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yea those I assume are pan foes
A chocolate spore print should show up and all the caps will fade to the tan color cap in the middle top picture
i'm located in northeast Alabama and found some today also
occasionally panaeolus subbalteatus grows in lawns but most shroomers find them in grass clipping and stable shavings
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thosemynikes
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Re: ID Request NW Alabama [Re: Fresh]
#5581329 - 05/02/06 12:33 PM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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fuck! i wish psychedelic drugs grew in my back yard...
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eris
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Re: ID Request NW Alabama [Re: djnoktirnal]
#5581347 - 05/02/06 12:39 PM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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Like already mentioned by Fresh, they appear to be Panaeolina foenisecii.
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shroominDole
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Those are Panaeolus foenisecii (inactive)
and thosemy......you do......they look basically identical to P. foenisecii above but have a black black colored spore print......these mushrooms are either Panaeolus subbalteatus (usually active) or forms occurring in your area in common lawns but commonly overlooked that are very possibly distinct species though almost identical and are active 9though some collections may not as is true for P. subbalteatus.....
on days especially during humid summer weather.....when you will see lawns littered with the mushrooms pictured above as they are the most common lawn dwelling Panaeolus......on any given day I can find many (numerous) of these active mushrooms right along side although appearing to be the same mushroom ......also along with potentially deadly mushrooms that can look somewhat similar to many people in lawns..... there is also another form also passing under the name P. subbalteatus which may be distinct also which at times can be somewhat common in gardens, planter boxes, etc. and I have even found it several times in lawns....it is consistantly active..... Remember lawns can have quite a history of chemicals etc....
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