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subbs
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When subs are imature and there cap hasnt started producing spores what color are the gills at this imature stage??

Thank You

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Re: subbs [Re: jccc]
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brownish.

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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shit:banghead::mad:
I saw a lot of mushies in some soccer fields today and they were all small not muture and didnt pick because of the brown gills even some that were opened were still a little brown and not black....i think i may have passed up alot of subbs pottentially

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Re: subbs [Re: jccc]
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go back to the soccer fields,xmush may have beaten you to them.:igor:

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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Hmmm maybe I'll start looking in the soccer fields. Well taken care of grass, public place, sounds like a plan.


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All of my posts are purely fictional and for hypothetical purposes.

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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yeh yeh :tongue2:
i got time its ganna rain soon and i belive subb seasone goes tell july...

can subbs stems be any other color than reddish or can it be light tan to white....
this feature was on the stems of the mushies i found and thats another reasone i passed them up because i didnt think subb stems could be that light....
was i right?

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Re: subbs [Re: jccc]
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all subb stems I have seen were reddish and twisted(by that I mean the little lines on the stem),with teeny tiny little hairs.

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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the lines were twisting up the stem?

I looked at xmushes pics.
so if the gills are definatly brown when matured there probably pan foes...

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Re: subbs [Re: jccc]
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yes,that what be ones assumption.:igor:edit:the lines twist up the stem ,yes.

Edited by coon (06/01/07 10:06 PM)

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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so those lines you talk about above twist up to the cap on subbs/

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Re: subbs [Re: jccc]
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see above edit.:igor:

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Re: subbs [Re: jccc]
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if you look at the bottom close up picture of the gill shot you can see the lines on the stem.don't know if they are always twisted but on ones I've seen they were.http://www.shroomery.org/wiki/pmwiki.php/Hunting/PanaeolusSubbalteatus

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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its very hard in some cases when the mushroom is VERY FRESH and just sprouted to see the lines go up the mushroom. if you handle the stem a little bit you should be able to see it in a light or after a little bit of waiting.


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My Panaeolus subbalteatus Guide
http://www.shroomery.org/9608/Subbedhunter420s-Guide-to-Hunting-and-Identifying-Panaeolus-subbalteatus

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Re: subbs [Re: jccc]
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jccc said:
can subbs stems be any other color than reddish or can it be light tan to white....
this feature was on the stems of the mushies i found and thats another reasone i passed them up because i didnt think subb stems could be that light....
was i right?


Sounds more like pan. foenisecii to me, but go back and check anyway. Habitat sounds good enough.

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Re: subbs [Re: koraks]
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Subb stems can be very light. Ive had quite a few that never turned a dark red. they just stayed tan.

This stem is all of the above, Tan, red, and blue! The variations are vast and the stems can be just a solid color too.

Just check the spore print and it should all be good. But know the color! if its death black/african night, then its good. if its just dark, kinda ambiguous, you probably have a foe.

Heres a picture of spore print differences between foes and subbs.


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My Panaeolus subbalteatus Guide
http://www.shroomery.org/9608/Subbedhunter420s-Guide-to-Hunting-and-Identifying-Panaeolus-subbalteatus

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Re: subbs [Re: Subbedhunter420]
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your subb knowledge is impressive.

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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Thank you coon. I plan on writing an extensive guide to hunting subbalteatus and identifying them within the next few days. look out for it.


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My Panaeolus subbalteatus Guide
http://www.shroomery.org/9608/Subbedhunter420s-Guide-to-Hunting-and-Identifying-Panaeolus-subbalteatus

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Re: subbs [Re: Subbedhunter420]
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aww shit.:grin:

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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I'm busy making the ultimate gecko environment.:igor:

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Re: subbs [Re: coon]
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well damn. geckos... ever tried to feed a shroom to one?


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My Panaeolus subbalteatus Guide
http://www.shroomery.org/9608/Subbedhunter420s-Guide-to-Hunting-and-Identifying-Panaeolus-subbalteatus

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