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anotherdirtywop
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black spore prints....
#982391 - 10/22/02 09:21 AM (21 years, 10 months ago) |
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ok...
Once it is determined that a certain mushroom has a black sporeprint.....and it is obvious by the looks of things that the said mushroom is some sort of panaeolus, is it safe to say that this mushrooms CAN'T be poisonous?
I have a collection that I am unable to identify. Would there be any harm in eating a few if I am certain that they are some sort of pan?
In other words, are there ANY mushrooms with a black sporeprint that will kill you?
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bluelou
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How are you sure? Make sure somehow before you eat always. Thers lots of look alikes out there.
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In reply to:
are there ANY mushrooms with a black sporeprint that will kill you?
I don't think so, correct me if i'm wrong.
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sluglee
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i would do blueing test if i were you...
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: sluglee]
#982970 - 10/22/02 01:22 PM (21 years, 10 months ago) |
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lots of pans dont blue on all of then outta like 50 i found i seen bluing on like 5 and that was tiny bit and only after a long time
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angryshroom
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If they are growing out of dung, have a black spore print and are not completely white, they are possibly ok, but, I wouldnt eat anything unless you get an idea.
They are categorized as being : small to medium sized, fragile, dung or grass, bell shaped cap to conical when you young. Gills are typically attached, with gray or deep brown to black when mature. Spore print will be black. No volva or veil. Stem is usually thin, brittle or fragile.
I think the more common on dung will be subbalteatus and campanulatus. Do a search and check out the pics to see if they are similar...
Is it gorwing out of dung or what kind of climate are you in?
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don't go looking for shortcuts, they can get you into trouble.
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GSAfarmer
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can you take a pic?
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anotherdirtywop
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: GSAfarmer]
#984037 - 10/22/02 05:29 PM (21 years, 10 months ago) |
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I wish I could take a pic...but my camera is broken
what do you mean "they", angryshroom? let me decribe these mushrooms to the best of my ability....
long, thin, brittle, tan to brownish-red stems...brown gills, black spores. A nipple is present on most of the caps....which are brown towards the center near the nipple, fading to a tan-yellow toward the margin....no veil
I found them all directly on horse dung. I was hoping they were pan subbs, but I'm beginning to think they aren't, for absense of a red ring on the outer edge of the cap. They don't bruise at all. I'm really just curious about whether they would harm me if I were to eat them.....
I thank you all for your responses
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angryshroom
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Sorry, I was refering to a Panaeolus species. Most Pan?s have jet black spore prints and are pretty brittle.
Do a search on Pan subbs, and do they resemble these at all?
That is an image taken by MAIA, they are Panaeolus Papilonaceus
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anotherdirtywop
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: angryshroom]
#985833 - 10/23/02 06:11 AM (21 years, 10 months ago) |
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"do they resemble these at all?"
at all, yes....completly....no.
I have looked at many many pictures of different active and inactive panaeolus species, and none seem to match. However, I've also seen DIFFERENT photos of the SAME species which looked totally inalike. I've also seen pictures of pan foeinski, or whatever it's called, and they had a picture of pan subs......
one difference I noticed between these and most alike pans are the super long stems these have....
The caps remsemble those in this photo of pan castaneifolius....but don't match the description.... damnit won't upload..... pan cast
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MAIA
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There are several panaeolus species in the coprophilic fungi classification. Some guides describe as Pan. Sphrinctinus, Pan. Campanulatus and Pan. Papilonaceus has being the same specie called Pan. Papilonaceus, some might disagree though. Several Pan. Papilonaceus growing from horse dung, note how they differ in shape and size,
This were IDed as Pan. Sphrinctinus,
IDed as Pan. Campanulatus,
Some Pan. Foenisecii, they are clearly macroscopically different from Pan. Papilonaceus, (damn flies!!!) Another common coprophilic fungi is Pan. Antillarum, they are Copelandia Cyanescens lookalikes but easeally distinguishable, Enjoy, MAIA
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MAIA
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This,
MAIA
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anotherdirtywop
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: MAIA]
#986708 - 10/23/02 01:33 PM (21 years, 10 months ago) |
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well.... it's none of those
there are really distinct nipples and really really long stems....those are the most outstanding unique qualities
otherwise than those, they fit the description of most pans this is maryland by the way I thought these were subbs but alas they are not...I found one subb, and it has a red ring around the cap, unlike these. They're yellowish tan-brown color gradiance is the same as subbs tho.
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angryshroom
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Just because there is a ring around the cap does not mean they are subbalteatus!!
The most destinct features of the differences between a foensceii and subb is the stalk color, gill structure and sporeprint...
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anotherdirtywop
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: angryshroom]
#987227 - 10/23/02 04:40 PM (21 years, 10 months ago) |
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but it was a sub,and the ring was not the only thing that made me label it a subb...I simply said that these mushrooms didn't have the ring that the sub I found did.
besides, I know what a foensceii looks like....in fact I found some in the grass today, along with some agaricus that made a great sandwich
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: MAIA]
#8844111 - 08/28/08 08:55 PM (16 years, 21 days ago) |
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Ok the pic on the 3rd pic..the white ones are the ones i have been finding in oklahoma in cow and horse manure....well protein fed...Jet black spore prints and bruis black..idk if it has blue in it but the bruising can be wiped off...are these safe to eat??? lol no ring but they will get a popcorn look after age and sunlight hit them..they grown at like dew time and stay growing in manure with tall gras if the sun dont do the best to them...should i eat? im 100% sure that those are it!!!
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XtC_Tech
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: MAIA]
#8845706 - 08/29/08 01:29 AM (16 years, 21 days ago) |
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every know and then I will find some like this but very rare..I mainly find ones like ur 5th pic...and boy do they fuck my friends up lol
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: XtC_Tech]
#8846032 - 08/29/08 06:19 AM (16 years, 21 days ago) |
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Way to go on digging up and replying to a 5yr old post!
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psilophile82
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Re: black spore prints.... [Re: XtC_Tech]
#8846943 - 08/29/08 11:41 AM (16 years, 21 days ago) |
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Quote:
XtC_Tech said: every know and then I will find some like this but very rare..I mainly find ones like ur 5th pic...and boy do they fuck my friends up lol
Nice thread resurrection- just stop posting for everybody's sake...learn to spell while you're at it.
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