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What have I got Look at Pics Please..
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They white with a purple underside and stem






Edited by GumbyDude (09/29/02 02:34 PM)

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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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Are they magic?

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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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Anybody I have only a few hours of daylight left and have found tons of these.Help!!

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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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pics are too bad :laugh: 


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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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I think they arent


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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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but wait for some Xp3rTz to say


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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: T0aD]
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I changed the pics a little I could take a better pic and repost if I have to there are people in my area picking bunches I am just not sure if these are them.

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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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Cortinarious species: most of which are toxic. Brown spored, found in the forest, cobwebby veil that collapses and leaves a brownish ring on the upper stem.


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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: Workman]
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Thank you these are from a pine forest and the toxic part is no good.I am not sure what is what with these shrooms I have not picked any in years and it was in the south.Are these of a magic species?

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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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Can you not read? He said they were probably toxic.

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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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yep. there aren't too many purple mushrooms, man.
my first bet would be cortinarius species, which has rusty brown spores, and it has a cobweblike veil that disintegrates, but leaves remnants of fiber on the stem.
taking a spore print is described in the first posts at the top of the forum which states "READ THIS BEFORE POSTING"
if i knew even basic info about the mushroom besides the blurry ass pics, i might be able to tell you the odds that it might be lepista nuda or maybe even cortinarius violaceus.
prolly very poisonous, though.
definitely not active.


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Re: What have I got Look at Pics Please.. [Re: hd1]
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As others have already noted:
Those are Corinarius, subgenus Sericeocybe. There are several species that look like those. None of them are active, and none are recommended for eating. In 1997 I asked Meinhard Moser (the current world expert on Cortinarius) about edibility of these and he said he wouldn't eat any of them. Almost nobody can accurately identify them and there are deadly poisonous Cortinarius, so don't eat them. The poison can take up to two weeks before there are any symptoms, then you have kidney damage (or failure) - a nasty way to die.

If you want a species to try looking up, try Cortinarius alboviolaceus. Note that the main reason we don't recommend these for eating is that they are *very* difficult to identify accurately to species. Besides, I know some people who have eaten some Cortinarius, and none of them thought they were good.


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