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i found these growing in the front yard in the grass: i'll be able to get pics tomorrow, and am working on a spore print:

stem is hollow
gills are very light brownish, perhaps white
no bluing
cap is brown with a nipple that is whitish in the center


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:leaf::peyotespectrum::leaf:

Edited by misterogerz (06/29/02 06:48 PM)

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Re: mushroom id [Re: misterogerz]
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Probaly Coprinus. I'm no Liberty Cap expert, but I don't think libs would be up this time of the year in North America. Wait a few hours and see if the cap melts off, if the cap melts into a goo... you've got Coprinus. Take a spore print. Tell us where you live.

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Re: mushroom id [Re: Gumby]
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i live in tx in an area in between houston and galveston, and i'll try to take a print, but i cant find any dark colored paper, i'll most likely have pics tomorrow cuz i'll have access to a digi cam, and they dont have a 'wet' looking cap, it's completely dry and dry looking, no slimy stuff or n e thing


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Re: mushroom id [Re: misterogerz]
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an accidental printing yielded a light brown spores, but im gonna go get another 1 or two and try again


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Re: mushroom id [Re: misterogerz]
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Look like coprinus micaeus to me..

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Re: mushroom id [Re: misterogerz]
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Hey, that's the same exact thing I found in my yard this morning! Except the caps on mine were a little lighter, but other than that, exactly the same! See my thread from earlier (Challenge for Good IDer).

-RebelSteve


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Re: mushroom id [Re: RebelSteve33]
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i guess u could say the spores are light brown maybe a bit purple(depends on how u look at it)

here's a pretty bad quality digicam pic, from my old digicam:

link incase pic doesnt show: http://axelozz.homestead.com/files/colage.jpg


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Re: mushroom id [Re: misterogerz]
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Liberty Caps, and even though its not their season, i would expect that the location of texas and the rains would make the spawning of these shrooms possible. Look at the "Magic Mushroom Field Guide" in the Grow/Find section.

here's another pic... wit big nipples.


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Edited by Banshee (06/29/02 06:40 PM)

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Re: mushroom id [Re: Banshee]
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the gills arent that dark, but does it matter, and are you 100% sure that that's what they are?
and on the field guide it says liberty caps bruise blue on the margin of the caps


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Edited by misterogerz (06/29/02 06:57 PM)

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Re: mushroom id [Re: misterogerz]
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ya, it just rained here today, and would it be a good idea to eat them, im not gonna until i get a 100% ok on what they are, the gills arent as dark as any of the other liberty caps i seen, in the pic i posted a few posts up, the whitest area on the gills is probly almost the exact color of the gills, but as they've been drying for a while now, they've gotten extensively darker


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Edited by misterogerz (06/29/02 07:02 PM)

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Re: mushroom id [Re: Banshee]
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Linbety caps do not grow in Texas and they do not grow from manure.

Texas has P. cubensis and some Copelandia species which both are found in manure.

mj

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Re: mushroom id [Re: misterogerz]
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You have Psathyrella's and Coprinus species and none of your images are magic.

Watch what some people tell you about your shrooms becasue they are not corret in what they posted here.

mj

DO not eat those shrooms.

And agaoin, those are not liberty caps.

mj.

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Re: mushroom id [Re: misterogerz]
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defintly not liberty caps, but they do grow everywhere in cold-temperate areas practically, but I think Texas is a bit too far south. I don't know how much you know but here is a list of mushrooms that grow in texas, other alternatives.

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Texas*
Amanita muscaria
Copelandia cambodgeniensis
Gymnopilus aeruginosus
Gymnopilus luteofolius (Peck) Singer. (Stamets, 1996).
Gymnopilus luteoviridisrle) Singer. (Alexopolous & Jackson, 1976.
Gymnopilus sapineus
Gymnopilus spectabilis
Panaeolus subbalteatus
Psilocybe cubensis

"A North American Distribution of Psychoactive Fungi"
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You might wanna go for the cubensis, and the subbalteatus as they grow alot around texas. For sure some cubensis would grow on cow fields, and pastures, and subbaltatus too. Both these species are 2 of the three species that grow most in N. America.


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