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Mushroom ID
updated: Jan 07, 2013, 10:56 AM
By Edhat Subscriber
These popped up after recent rains. I was unable to identify them via Google. Any readers have a clue?
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COMMENT 361058
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2013-01-07 11:09 AM |
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fdr don't eat those!
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COMMENT 361065
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2013-01-07 11:24 AM |
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p cubensis
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COMMENT 361075
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2013-01-07 11:34 AM |
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Maybe, maybe paneolus but could also maybe be a marasmius. Definitely an LBM, though. (LBM=Little Brown Mushroom)
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COMMENT 361134
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2013-01-07 12:48 PM |
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075: Did you take a class with Dr Bob, too? (Loved the LBM term, and he's who I learned it from, although I know it's a common mycology term.)
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COMMENT 361325
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2013-01-08 09:12 AM |
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Ah the ubiquitous LBMs. Without clearer pictures, spore prints, and seeing all stages of development that fungus could be one of hundreds, thousands of mushrooms. Cute little shrooms, though. ;)
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SEEDLADY
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2013-01-08 09:17 AM |
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are those wee sprouts with the reddish edges fillaree?
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COMMENT 361438
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2013-01-08 01:33 PM |
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I see a blackish cap and pink spores (yes?). If so, it will probably key out (in MD) to Leptonia parva, but definitive identification to species depends on more detailed microscopic features, such as spore ornamentation, gill cystidia, etc. Edibility listed as "unknown". Many species in this group are toxic.
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