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SE TN Shroom Finds - IDs (4 Pics)

#956602 - 10/13/02 08:26 AM (23 years, 11 months ago)

First off, I know neither of these are magic hehe, although the 2nd group looks interesting. The first group was found in decaying wood, the last two on the ground surrounding a rotting stump in a freshly composted/grass sewn yard. Any ideas? First one's print was dark purple/black. No print on bottom ones yet.

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Re: SE TN Shroom Finds - IDs (4 Pics)

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#956681 - 10/13/02 10:15 AM (23 years, 11 months ago)

The first mushroom looks like an Agaricus. We need to know about bruising and odor to have a chance at ID to species. agaricus are difficult, so we might not get it even then.

The second looks like a Cortinarius. If you can tell us which parts were slimy when you found it we can get to subgenus, but we are very unlikely to get to species.

Happy mushrooming!

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