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* ID Quiz* A few fotos from this mornings walk.
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Out for my usual morning walk and snapped a few photos. Enjoy...











IHS


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Re: * ID Quiz* A few fotos from this mornings walk. [Re: Ice House Shaman]
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the first one looks like some type of amanita or maybe an agaricus?

the one with the spongy yellow underneath might be a bolete. im no expert so dont take my word for it.


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Re: * ID Quiz* A few fotos from this mornings walk. [Re: ShroomDoom]
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Possibly Panther Amanitas in the first row.
Some kind of bolete on the third.
Forth row, right side looks like inkys, mica caps?
Last one looks like Agrocybe Praecox.

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Re: * ID Quiz* A few fotos from this mornings walk. [Re: slackophage]
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1) Could be Amanita pantherina. Does anyone know which other mushrooms look like this macroscopically?
2) It would be easier to ID if it wasn't so old
3) Boletus chrysenteron
4) I wish I knew.
5) Coprinellus micaceus
6) A bolete which is infected with Hypomyces
7) Could be A. praecox

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Re: * ID Quiz* A few fotos from this mornings walk. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Alan Rockefeller said:
1) Could be Amanita pantherina.  Does anyone know which other mushrooms look like this macroscopically?



Amanita Rubescens. Couldn't remember that on my last post. :foreheadslap:
Probably some others, too.

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Re: * ID Quiz* A few fotos from this mornings walk. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Also looks a little like Amanita flavoconia.
Both flavoconia and rubescens have amyloid spores whereas pantherina’s spores are nonamyloid.
I heard from one professional mycologist who seems to think the line between flavoconia and rubescens is blurry. I don’t know what he based this hypothesis on.

georgeM



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Re: * ID Quiz* A few fotos from this mornings walk. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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I believe that 1. is in fact amanita pantheria , although I was thinking it could possibly be Amanita Franchettii?

2. I believe are old specimes indeed, I believe them to be polyporus badius.

3. Boletus chrysenteron

I also, have no clue what 4. is. I'm sure a few more pics would have helped. I'm maxed out on upload.

5. Coprinellus micaceus

6. I believe is Boletus chrysenteron, it is indeed infected with some sort of mold. Mr Rockafeller IDs it as Hypomyces. I say its Boletus chrysenteron only because it was in the middle of several other clean specimens of Boletus chrysenteron .

7. could use a few more fotos on this one. I'm not sure what it is.

Anyone else?

Thanks for the input everyone.


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Re: * ID Quiz* A few fotos from this mornings walk. [Re: Ice House Shaman]
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> 2. I believe are old specimes indeed, I believe them to be polyporus badius.

Polyporus badius has a central stalk, but #2 looks more like a shelf.

Regarding 6, Hypomyces loves to eat Boletus chrysenteron.

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