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Bay Area Pan Subbs
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Yes, they do grow in the Bay Area.  These were found today in newly-laid sod.  They all displayed bluing at the base of the stem - although it doesn't show up well in the images.






Here's a pin for snorkeler. :cool:



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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: scout24]
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:grin:nice finds man peace:bongload:

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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: scout24]
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Spectacular!!!

I can't wait to find some subbs again.


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: CureCat]
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Nice!!!!
That keeps my hopes up,like a light at the end of a tunnel....:canadian:
At least someone is doing good :thumbup:

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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: unretarded]
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Excellent.  Your posts always give me strange tingling sensations, especially when there's subbs involved!!!:toast:

Hopefully I can bring some shots to the table soon!


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: landsnorkler]
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definitely looks like subbs.

awesome!

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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: CptnGarden]
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Interesting how the two mushrooms grow together. Never seen that before.:thumbup:


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: Montanahunter420]
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woot!:bongload:


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: Subbedhunter420]
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sexytime!


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: Montanahunter420]
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jeverden said:
Interesting how the two mushrooms grow together. Never seen that before.:thumbup:



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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: scout24]
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scout24 said:



The stem is split in this pic. I'm not sure what causes the splitting.


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: scout24]
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where in the bay are you located about??


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: ShROoMiNnBOOMiN]
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I've found them in SF and in Berkeley, although I'm sure they grow on new sod throughout the entire Bay Area.


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: scout24]
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What do you mean by "sod" and why do you say so, seeing as the ones above were collected from grass?? Have other collections been from sod?


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: CureCat]
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"The term sod may be used to mean turf grown and cut specifically for the establishment of lawns."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sod

What do you mean by sod?


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: scout24]
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oh you dont want too know what I mean by sod

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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: scout24]
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scout24 said:
"The term sod may be used to mean turf grown and cut specifically for the establishment of lawns."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sod

What do you mean by sod?


Oh hell yeah, that shit is like a subb mat rather than a grass mat. I wish I knew of some new housing developments nearby, they've always got those down to make new lawns. Watch out for the Panaeolopsis too, they like it too.


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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: CureCat]
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sum pics of panaeolopsis would be cool!!! where do they grow at what states?

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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: weiliiiiiii]
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Ahh panaeolopsis? I have about 5 grams of them dry. I wonder if anyone in the world has dosed them... Anyways. They are a late spring and summer mushroom. I find them fruiting in southern california from may to late july on lawns. They will usually grow with subbs in sodded lawns and sometimes in older lawns but not re-appearing in the same places. They seem to need less nutrients than subbs do to fruit..

Heres some I found 2 weeks ago.




They were found in a patch of subbs.


And some from the last two years.



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Re: Bay Area Pan Subbs [Re: Subbedhunter420]
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It appears you have some Galeropsis in there as well. I sent Workman two basidiomes, one of the more long, egg-shaped caps, and one of the smaller, round, balloon-shaped caps. The latter turned out to be Galeropsis, another species with bluing mycelium. It is probably active.
Despite the name Galeropsis, it is probably not poisonous. Remember too, that the bluing Psilocybe and Galerina are some what close relatives.


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