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What I found on a rainy walk (ID's please?)
    #7566477 - 10/27/07 11:26 AM (16 years, 3 months ago)

#1
Habitat: grass/moss- Found on the entrance to someones yard, growing straight from the moss/grass mixture.

Gills: Cant be seen, I dont think this one opened.

Stem: Whitish, pretty fragile, bulbous near the top, has some yellow near the top, and some yellow spot type things.

Cap: Orange to dark orange/brown, has some kind of tiny raised things I couldnt figure a name for.

Spore print color: How can I take one, this one isn't open?

Bruising: Appears to bruise brown, but also has some purple staining, or what could be parts of the flesh.

Location: Picked in north eastern mass, USA
















#2

Habitat: grass/moss- Found on the entrance to someones yard, growing straight from the moss/grass mixture.

Gills: Free, purple like the cap.

Stem: Purple to pale purple, pretty fragile, slightly enlarged at base.

Cap: Purple to pale purple, smooth and slimy.

Spore print color: Being taken at the moment

Bruising: Either purple, or no color change

Location: Picked in north eastern Mass, USA











#3

Habitat: grass- Found on the side of the road, growing straight from grass.

Gills: Free, Orange/Gold.

Stem: dark brown getting darker as it moves awat from the cap, pretty fragile, but doesnt snap cleanly, skinny throughout.

Cap: Raised in the middle, the raised part is alot darker than he rest. Also, the edges ofthe cap appear jagged.

Spore print color: Being taken at the moment

Bruising: dark brown/rust

Location: Picked in north eastern Mass, USA









#4

Looks like the same thing as #3, but lighter, probably due to the fact that they came from diffent patches.


Gills: Free, pale brown

Stem: pale brown getting darker as it moves away from the cap, pretty fragile, but doesnt snap cleanly, skinny throughout.

Cap: Raised in the middle, the raised part is alot darker than he rest. Light brown in the middle, pale towards the edge.

Spore print color: Being taken at the moment

Bruising: dark brown/rust

Location: Picked in north eastern Mass, USA











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Re: What I found on a rainy walk (ID's please?) [Re: budsmoke]
    #7566544 - 10/27/07 11:48 AM (16 years, 3 months ago)

well the purple mushroom looks like clitocybe nuda to me. You're gonna want a second opinion on that, but if that is it, you have a pretty nice edible there.

The brown ones look like marasmius to me, though im not sure which specific species.


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Re: What I found on a rainy walk (ID's please?) [Re: Drewwyann]
    #7566585 - 10/27/07 12:04 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

it does look like a lewit might want to take a spore print see if it comes out creamy. It growing on the side of the road and from grass makes me a bit skeptical . A word of advice though, eating mushrooms from the side of a road is never really too good of an idea, for the sake of pollution and what not. Depends on how busy the road is I guess. The top one looks like a lil honey mushroom, take a print of that if you can.


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Re: What I found on a rainy walk (ID's please?) [Re: snoot]
    #7566604 - 10/27/07 12:11 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

unless you think any of them are acive, I'm going to proceed any further.


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Re: What I found on a rainy walk (ID's please?) [Re: budsmoke]
    #7566782 - 10/27/07 01:20 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

None of those are active.

The first one looks like a Honey Mushroom button to me. There are other possibilities, but that's the most obvious one.

The second one is likely to be a Cortinarius. The slimy cap surface suggests that.

The other two look like common lawn Marasmius.

Happy mushrooming!


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Re: What I found on a rainy walk (ID's please?) [Re: ToxicMan]
    #7566895 - 10/27/07 02:10 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

1. looks like a cortinarius or aa armillarea pin you will have to tear the veil or cortina that cover the gill .
2. lepista nuda clitocybe nuda.
3 marasmius sp
4 the same but more dry , it change the color as dry is call hygrophagus ...


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Re: What I found on a rainy walk (ID's please?) [Re: ToxicMan]
    #7567674 - 10/27/07 07:04 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

On the second one (with the purple cap) a spore print will definitively decide what it is. Be sure to make the spore print on white paper.

Cortinarius will have a rusty brown spore print. Lepista (Clitocybe) will have a very pale pinkish tan spore print.

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