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Mushroom Identification Please?
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Habitat:
Illinois, found on mulch covered trail along soil. Mulch is fertilized with manure.

Gills:
Light brown at angle/Slightly darker brown looking straight down, Not attached, thin gills spaced about 1/4 mm apart.

Stem:
2 1/2 inches from cap to base, 1 mm wide, cream, feels , Hollow, Thick, shiny.

Cap:
7/8ths of an inch wide, dark cream color, feels smooth/leathery, conical, concave, wider at one side than on another side, almost penis shaped.

Spore print color:
Charcoal black.



Bruising:
Bruises medium brown.

Other information:
Mushroom smells like White Button mushroom.

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Edited by hackzach (07/23/08 01:09 AM)

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: hackzach]
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pann subbs. they're active.

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: jerme212]
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Panaeolus Foenisecci

Not active. They didn't bruise blue did they? Nope.

They might not be Pan foe's I can't see your pictures real well, but they aren't Pan Subbs.


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Edited by MHbound (07/23/08 01:25 AM)

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: MHbound]
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Can't tell for sure about the print but it doesn't look charcoal black to me.  And the mushrooms sure ain't Subbs.  They look like Foes to me.

Anyone else?


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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: hackzach]
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You need to learn how t use macro/close up/flower mode.. .find the picture of the flower and turn macro mode ON, it will allow you to take really close up pictures...

Maybe subbs, maybe foes, maybe some of both mixed in the collection (they tend to grow side by side)

The print has to be JET black, heres a comparison shot

Photo by gumby

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: implee]
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They're awfully conical to be foes.
And he said they were growing from soil not grass.

:shrug:

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: El Zorro]
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Probably a Psathyrella a species.


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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: landsnorkler]
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yeah the print's got a purple vibe, i vote Psathyrella


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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: undergrounder]
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The habitat indicates that.  To me they look like foes, but looks aren't everything.


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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: Mr. Mushrooms]
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maybe psathyrella longipes?

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: El Zorro]
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Quite possibly, yes.


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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: Mr. Mushrooms]
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I'd vote Psathyrella too.  The flesh looks quite thin and many of the caps have multiple splits - which I don't see often in foes/subbs.


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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: landsnorkler]
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I've seen subbs that look just like those. I printed them and the print turned out black.

To the original poster, take spore prints of all of them, and compare the spore print to a black marker scribble. That is a good way to tell if the print is jet black or not.


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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: El Zorro]
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Quote:
maybe psathyrella longipes?



I think it is closer to Psathyrella gracilis due to the conical caps that don't expand much in age, thin stem and the lack of appendiculate veil remnants.

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: scout24]
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I was going to say gracilis, but after searching some images I went with longipes.

You are probably right though, "I am only an egg"

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: El Zorro]
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After comparing the spore print to a marker scribble, it looks as if it might be closer to Jet black. Thanks for all of the help identifying everyone.

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: hackzach]
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After looking at the prints implee pposted, they look more like Pan Subbs. I think they are Pan Subbs, mainly because the spore prints look more like that than anything else, and the images of Pan Subbs look very close to them. Also, I used the close up mode, it's just my camera sucks.

Thanks fo all the help guys.

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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: hackzach]
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They didn't bruise blue....


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Re: Mushroom Identification Please? [Re: hackzach]
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Quote:
After looking at the prints implee pposted, they look more like Pan Subbs. I think they are Pan Subbs, mainly because the spore prints look more like that than anything else, and the images of Pan Subbs look very close to them.




No not pan subbs, these are Psathyrella gracilis.  The way the cap is broken at the top of the second pic and the conical cap at thew bottom left of the second pic clearly show that these are Psathyrella.  Also the stem is too white for subbs.  Subbs have a much thicker cap that is never conical and a darker stem.

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