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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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September make a change in the weather and in the mycosucesion in the forest, some of the early species apear again , many disapear `til next year,some new come  for the first time of the seasom ,the orchestra of the mushrooms is playing ........
hypomyces lactiflorum bait aka russula brevipes  iam hunting  right.

i always fail to id this ones , alan what are they. what the observers  can said about then.

some hauls

psilocybe villarealae




lactarius tormentosus

this tylopylus  taste bad like chemicals,



some amanita from the lawn this are edible.


another big boletus maybe edulis.

fomitopsis pinicola


colors

3 boletus species and lactarius indigo.

another haul

boletus frostii

i wanna know what this are


ganoderma curtisii.


helvella acetocephala  i miss spell ha ha.

suillus sp.

big lactarius



tremella sp.

the last amanita caesarea or jacksonii  and amanita rubescens.

pleurotus levis or drynus.

bovista sp. and maybe psthyrella.


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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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Cactu, when do the jacksonii stop fruiting down there? There everywhere up here.

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: weiliiiiiii]
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they begin in middle june ,july and stop in beggining of august , this happend almost in all mexico , the caesarea season and we call it here is very short, maybe that is one of the main reason i see some diferences for the species  in usa and in mexico , they most be close but diferent, when they make dna analisis of the species here and there maybe we can see how the philogeny  is..amanita jacksonii have lot of potencial for a edible comercial mushroom in usa i dont know why is not one. i yeah i know why mycophobia !. is`t that right señor hongos.


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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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mas chingon fotos cactu!!!:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

mycophobia spread from england to here, needs to be banished
fungi have long held high gaen secrets to reveal to us all.


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Ain't talkin', just walkin'Through the world mysterious and vague
Heart burnin', still yearnin' Walkin' through the cities of the plague. Well, the whole world is filled with speculation
The whole wide world which people say is round They will tear your mind away from contemplation They will jump on your misfortune when you're down Ain't talkin', just walkin'
Eatin' hog eyed grease in a hog eyed town. Heart burnin', still yearnin' Some day you'll be glad to have me around. B.Dylan

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: sprout70]
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Awesome photo's! reading your threads always makes me wanna go hunting - until i see the weather here :smile:


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"Make hay while the sun shines"

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: haymaker]
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I love seeing your psilocybe pictures!


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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: Beege]
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Incredible cactu, you truly are the mushroom master:thumbup:
Those psilocybe villarealae look very similar to some of the weilii's i've been finding, even the environment looks similar as well. Keep up the good finds!

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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Beautiful pictures cactu. That Psilocybe villarrealiae is particularly nice.

How's that Peurotus levis/drynus taste? Did you spore print or clone from it?

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: Weilii Nelson]
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sprout70 for sure, iam eating a ramaria that is so good right now i have never seen in books , not recomendet to repeat this in your house  to other people....here in Mexico is the same we have mycophiliac and mycophobic , but the indias are so mycophiliac ,this is difficult not to fall in love with his knoleghe .....
i dont know  what mushrooms is helping me  right now iam taking reishi , some times  eating edibles all day and i mean all days, eat all the cordyceps i finds once i can , i have eat 3 so far, very tiny ones. but iam fellling it i fel more energetic, strong, healthy , diferent in a way , but better. la magia de los hongos es que son simbiontes , y una ves que haces simbiosis con los hongos es para toda la vida...........

haymaker if is not good there  you can always come here.:)but i know the magic is all around


Beege thank you .

Weilii Nelson iam gald you notice that. i get amaze of how much weilli you guys find there .....

i was forgetting to post this ones
boletus edulis

fistulina hepatica

thicholoma sp.


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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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That millipede is amazing! Ive decided that if McLumpycheek  wins this November im moving to Mexico instead of Canada :p

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: Dishez]
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tripsis i did not print those you will know now why .

i wish , but i use then in a exposition of mushrooms , i was invited  by the natural reserve area i visit. to make a exposition of mushrooms , i only had one day to make it and all the joy and desire to do it , to make thing a bit tricky the car broke and the  fan breaker  burn but i did know that until i got to the nearest mechanic yeah in the middle of no where  and look for a mechanic , ha ha .
so to rest the history  we lost 3 hour more and then we got to la sierra at 4 pm , we have like 3 hours of light to look for mushroms , and i was happy that the  woods  give us plenty ......all the last mushrooms  i post  and many more where  find and where use in this exposition , over there i could explaing people all the wonder of mushroms ,  many people from all the states of mexico ,people aproach and some where indians  and was happy to exchange knoleghe with then , some recognice the mushrooms,some  not,is whas the perfect oportunity to teach all kind of people about mushrooms , i learn a lot  too, what can i said , even the spirit where there . take a look...............................................



un loco  holding  a cluster of Craterellus fallax


some other stands ....
this is the stand of San luis Potosi . si  very dry ,most of the state is a desert. :hehehe::wink:




SI SI .yes i KNOW , I WAS IMPRESS TOO , BY THE PRESENTATION OF SAN LUIS POTOSI...THEY DO TAKE A PIECE OF THE DESSERT ....


some other interest stuff , well all was interest , but  this silk worms  from the state of Morelos.



AND i love orchids , they are my passion too, and cactuces you guees ,that all the vegetable and animal kindom is my pasion well it is, some how true.
the catleyas  always  impress me and this hybrid are terrific that how the state of  Veracruz make his presentation.

encyclia hybrid and laelia in the back-right

Papheopedilum hybrid.

phaenelopsis hybrid

what used to be oncidium , who know this days.

maybe are odontoglosum hybrid.

phaenelopsis hybrid

i really dont remenber the name of this carnivorus  plants , maybe a australian friend will know ...


one more

ok 2 catleya  and that`s it......

Mexico and his  pine seed cones.

when i found this specie i will be happy to be alive.

well i let all set for the next day  the opening ....
i got home and eat  one of the best ramaria around



believe me it was terrific !.


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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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I think what you're trying to say is biology is your passion - all nature and everything in it. Well it's true for me anyway.:grin:

That exposition looked amazing. Do you have them often in Mexico? You've posted a couple recently, they just seem so interesting.

How'd the Ramaria taste?

Those orchids are gorgeous...and those pitcher plants...and those pine cones...and those cacti...and those GIANT Ganodermas!!! Arrghghh, stop posting so many beautiful pictures cactu, you're making me jealous!:lol:

How's the colour in that Odontoglosum hybrid? So vibrant...shame it isn't natual.

Looks like you just had an awesome day my friend. Thanks so much for sharing.:thumbup:

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: wisp]
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yea they make expo  in all places the hole season, it too bad i have miss many .
this ramaria have a fragrant smell  that volatile  with cooking  is a fruity smell, then the taste is like  chicken meat but  fungi at he end  but with a hard texture , more hard that the other ramaria, i can decide the  taste . is hard.:grin:
i love you like it :wink:
that is the color  i guess is natural , what you mean .i guess is a a hybrid of odontoglosum and encyclia and maybe something else.a 3 hybrid , do you mean is men made?
is still natural the combination it will take part , orchids are very interesting since they are not specified  as all other genera, they can interbreed with different genera, not only between species  even in nature, so that is just a natural way but the human do accelerate more , but still they can not predict for sure the result, but they can accelerate the reproduction of a single individual to millions in a short time, maybe 3 years or 5 to get a new hybrid.


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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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Yes, I meant that the hybrid is made man and bred for that colour. I had no idea that they can breed between genera though. That is amazing!! They must be a taxonomists nightmare. I find orchids fascinating, especially those orchids that are mycorrhizal and have evolved to live without photosynthesis, instead "cheating" by taking sugars from trees.

That Ramaria sounds yum.:grin:

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: wisp]
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tripsis said:
Yes, I meant that the hybrid is made man and bred for that colour. I had no idea that they can breed between genera though. That is amazing!! They must be a taxonomists nightmare. I find orchids fascinating, especially those orchids that are mycorrhizal and have evolved to live without photosynthesis, instead "cheating" by taking sugars from trees.

That Ramaria sounds yum.:grin:


oh yeah...orchids are still developing are one of the most evolutionate plants if we can said that , i mean they are the most new creations  along with cactuces.. all other plant are more old in the evolution , so that`s why they still have not achieve yet what they are gonna be,  you see orchids some day may not interbreed with other genera and then  became a specialisation maybe that is what happend to the slipery orchids they are not orchid any more, well all organismus draw the line for quoting  senor hongos, but  orchids leave open  to evolutionate, to create new thing, why because they want to be something else, they are developing their own figure, but we are watching  the speciation that darwing and other lover of the evolution  took so much about and we humand are taking that frontier  to new  borders, more faster that nature will do it in many years, the result of that is unknow , but iam positive. did you know in the plant kindong  orchids have the most number of species , there is no ther  family of plant with so many genera and species and with the help of humand  keep , adding new species,

yes is a pain the taxonomy of orchids,  for example  sometimes is a pain to call laeliocatleyaodontoglosum name of the creator etc. they usually use a new nomenclature for the 3 way hybrid, the doble hybrid still preserve the 2 parents names.

is exciting you can name your orchids if you have a new hybrid.


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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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I did know that there were more species of orchid than any other family of plant, but didn't know that they had evolved so recently. It is interesting what you say about that being the reason why that can interbreed amongst genera, it does make sense.

I don't see the point in creating hybrid of anything. Nature has enough beauty to satiate me, I don't think I can improve on it. Sometime hybrid are beautiful, but more often they are not. Nature is always beautiful though.

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: wisp]
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si nature  is the master , but nature is in constand change , if you stop you die , you have to evolve , sometimes that mean to get it one way or another , that why taxonomist with mushrooms have so much trouble  id new species  they are evolving i see all the time , i see many for example lactarius indigo , and i see the diferences fo rthe ones in colima  in jalisco , in quila , in la primavera, in diferent part,
well nature  create hybrid all the time ,
i bet mushrooms can  interbreed to some how  too.
bacteria are no longer wort it to be separate into genera , they can interbreed so easy that will endless combinations,

the thing about hybrid is they are satanized  by the hybrids of the green revolution , that where and are baddly created to  dominate the people .

but i know nature is perfect , no bad no good , is beyond that


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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: cactu]
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Yeah, bacteria are crazy, what with there integrons and gene casettes. It's hard to wrap my head around how bacteria share their genes with one another. I particularly love the "sex pilus" that some of them have, how one bacterium extends in out and penetrates another one with it, then sucks out the others DNA and leaves it dead. Crazy!

True, everything is always evolving, but they're evolving to adapt. We pervert evolution to suit our senses or desires - i.e. we create hybrids that look nice, or taste better, or have larger yields. It doesn't really benefit the organism, doesn't infer a higher fitness, or where it does, it means it has far-reaching consequences for the ecosystem surrounding it.

But I suppose at the end of the day, we are a part of nature, we are natural and as much as I don't like it, it will continue to happen. I can only wonder what the future will hold.

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: wisp]
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A world filled with radition-loving mushrooms perhaps?

Did you see this cactu?

http://www.cosmosmagazine.com/node/2095/full

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Re: the Magic of Mexico official thread [Re: wisp]
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oh yes i did not remember if i put some link like that in my thread about mushrooms intelligence , apparently is some sort of mold can remember the exact name , i got  interest in that idea after reading many things of the subject. mushrooms can save the  world as Paul statment said.

what if we combine a mushrooms like that with a zapotecorum ,,,,,,





maybe an apocalypses. the end of the world because or sure the NEW WORLD WILL BE LOT DIFFERENT,
:psychsplit::tripping::mushroom2:


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