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Identification of South Florida Shroom
    #5809012 - 07/01/06 05:19 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

Hello all, I found a batch of mushrooms outside my house this morning and was wondering if anyone can identify this strain. I do not believe they are psychedellic, but would like a firm answer from a more experienced hunter. Thanks in advance!!

Habitat - South Florida (high humidity), found on St Augustine grass under picnic table in morning, grew overnight. approx 19' above sea level.

Characteristics of the gills - attached, light brown gills
Characteristics of the stem - 1-2", 1-2mm diameter, hollow, thin, off -white color (length, diameter, color, texture, hollow/solid, thin/thick, etc)
Characteristics of the cap .5-1" light brown smooth top with fine lines, (convex I think)
Spore print color -- unknown, don't know how to take a print
Mushroom bruises - none
Scent - none that I noticed

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Re: Identification of South Florida Shroom [Re: squll]
    #5809096 - 07/01/06 07:20 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

The spoor print process is all over this sight and is as easy as blowing your nose!

The mushrooms you have there look as they would drop a rusty brown spoor..

I would say its a Conocybe..
It would be in your best interest to trash them!


Oh ya and this is freaking funny as hell..... What is it?

Characteristics of the stem - 1-2", 1-2mm diameter, hollow, thin, off -white color (length, diameter, color, texture, hollow/solid, thin/thick, etc)

Is it hollow or solid? Is it thick or thin?

This is not a multiple choice test!


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Re: Identification of South Florida Shroom [Re: YESSUP]
    #5809184 - 07/01/06 08:52 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

*site

And I agree it is some sort of Conocybe.

As for a spore Print, just cut the stem off with some scissors or something and set the cap gills down on a piece of paper or tin foil and wait 24 hours. *poof* you have a spore print.


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Re: Identification of South Florida Shroom [Re: YESSUP]
    #5809403 - 07/01/06 11:02 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

Quote:

YESSUP said:
I would say its a Conocybe..

Oh ya and this is freaking funny as hell..... What is it?

Characteristics of the stem - 1-2", 1-2mm diameter, hollow, thin, off -white color (length, diameter, color, texture, hollow/solid, thin/thick, etc)

Is it hollow or solid? Is it thick or thin?

This is not a multiple choice test!




I concur with the Conocybe ID.

It's hollow and thin.  The first part "Characteristics of the stem - 1-2", 1-2mm diameter, hollow, thin, off -white color", describes the characteristics of this mushroom.  The latter part "(length, diameter, color, texture, hollow/solid, thin/thick, etc)", describes the criteria being applied to describe the mushroom.  So, it's hollow and it is thin.  :wink:
Just what you'd expect of a Conocybe..


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