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a few specimens, id help
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i know these are some bad samples, but iam curious if i should go back in the morning, the farmer said thats when they come out. the area where i found them is far, so what do ya guys think? should i go back for a better sample.


small gill, thin fragile cap, ringless hallow stalk, gills attached to apex, spores appear to be blue-black, blue-brown, cap is convex, becoming flat, with rounded hump, found growing in clusters on manure in a shaded barn. flies and bugs were eating them, any thing else that may help? besides a good sample....
thanks i appreciate it,


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Re: a few specimens, id help [Re: trigger]
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hmm I dont know, look a little like cubensis but they dont have any apparent bruising, and the root of theyre stem looks weird for a cube. Definately dont eat em. If you find some better ones post back.


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Re: a few specimens, id help [Re: 2859558484]
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ok, i should go back, its a long ride, but it may be worth it. there were hundreds growing on a huge bed of manure.

any advice on picking them? i dont want to disturb the mycelium, and how to rid the bugs?
thanks i will pick responsibly as iam a newbie to actives, i found many tasty edibles today if anyone cares to see pics....


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Re: a few specimens, id help [Re: trigger]
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iam in north eastern mich, its ben it the 60's and rainy


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Those are certainly Coprinus- aka Inky Caps. 

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Come on guys!  That was an easy one!


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some other pics i took today, i didn't collect any samples to study, but nice pics.

yeah i was thinkin inkers but the stems are large....
all is appreciated ill do some studding on them....


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cap: 2 inch on large one,brown darker at center, convex to flat, some have a rounded hump, smooth surface.
gills: free-maybe andexed, close, light brown, cream, older ones a bit rusty, rusty spores?
stem: solid, long 3 inch on large one, thin stringy, cream to brownish, dark at base.
spores: unknown in process though appear to be rusty-brown
habitat: on manure in a pasture after a rainy day, 60's NE Mich


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Re: a few specimens, id help [Re: Mead]
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Hmm, I have found Coprinus with stipes that thick growing from piles of woodchips.  :smile:  They looked so neat, I had to collect them.....  I also felt the need to set them with my other mushrooms  :frown:


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trigger said:
some other pics i took today, i didn't collect any samples to study, but nice pics.




Pic 1 and 2 are honey mushrooms, 2 and 3 look like sulphur tufts to me. Nice pics.

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