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 Jammer
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 Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID 
#925445 - 10/02/02 03:55 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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Ok, I may be a mod on this site... but when it comes to hunting I can really use a little help.  I found these in a yard in Kentucky today while cutting weeds. They dont stain blue. I did find a larger one in the same area last week and it did produce totaly jet black spores. I am taking spore prints of these right now.
I asume there not posinious based on what I have read. But could they be active?
I will try to post better pics later.
Any opinions?
Thanks.
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Edited by Jammer (10/02/02 04:37 PM)
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 Gumby
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 Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: Jammer]
#925508 - 10/02/02 04:14 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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You've got some Psathyrella velutinas... not active, not poisonous. I'm not sure about ediblity.
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Jammer
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Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: Gumby]
#925531 - 10/02/02 04:20 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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Thanks Gumby! Yo the man... And I apoligise for the bad pics.... they looked a lot sharper before I resized them.
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Jammer
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Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: Gumby]
#925568 - 10/02/02 04:32 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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Hmm Im not sure now that this is what I found... here is a pic of the species you mentioned:
I found this info out:
Psathyrella velutina Weeping Widow
Caps are 3-8 cm across, dry, hemispherical to flat, tan to ochre, and covered with dark brown hairs. Gills are attached to free, crowded, white to purple-black, mottled, and often with droplets at edge of gills. Stalks are up to 12 cm tall by 1 cm wide, and fibrous to scaly. Spore prints are purple-brown to blackish. Widespread and common, this mushroom fruits in grass or in open woods. Edible but not recommended.
I found this information here.
The mushrooms that I found are NOT "covered with dark brown hairs"...
Basicly the description dosent exactly fit... not to mention that there is a yellowish tint where the stems were cut in this pic... mine dont have any yellow color to them.
The ones I found do have a hollow stem however.
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Edited by Jammer (10/02/02 04:34 PM)
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Jammer
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Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: Gumby]
#925748 - 10/02/02 05:25 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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BTW: The spore prints from these are very dark black in color.
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Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: Jammer]
#926607 - 10/02/02 10:07 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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they dont always have visable hairs, just like gymnopius spectabilus doesnt always have visable scales
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Jammer
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 Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: Mitchnast]
#929640 - 10/03/02 08:44 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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Ok, I stand corrected... Today I found another 'shroom in the same area- They DO have little hairs on them.. it's only obvious when there alive and fresh however.
I was going to post better pics, but it looks like you guys have properly id- them for me.
THANKS GANG!!
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Edited by Jammer (10/03/02 09:16 PM)
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Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: Jammer]
#937707 - 10/06/02 08:31 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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Hey Jammer,
Are there any active mushrooms in the Ohio Valley / KY region?
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anyone have a sporeprint for a bioluminescent mushroom species? ( other than foxfire ) A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men...-Willie Wonka
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Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: wavycap]
#940497 - 10/07/02 04:04 PM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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If your lucky you can find Pans... Cyrans are rumored to be in Kentucky, but I'm started to wonder if we dont simply have a non active look-a-like here. Best to look in the cow pies on farms for anything magical... There a very rare find in Kentucky, and personaly I havent seen them in Ohio.
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Re: Found in lawn in Kentucky- (Pics) Need ID [Re: Jammer]
#941620 - 10/08/02 02:19 AM (21 years, 6 months ago) |
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I would LOVE to find some fresh Pan Cy around here. Pity they seem so rare or perhaps not at all.
Maybe we should become the mid-west Johnny Cyan-Seeds and run around the countryside with seed spreaders throwing colonized grain 
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anyone have a sporeprint for a bioluminescent mushroom species? ( other than foxfire ) A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men...-Willie Wonka
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