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Posts: 23 Joined: 01-Feb-2015 Last visit: 27-Feb-2015
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I was in nature today fully connected to its greatness. Rivers were flowing, deeper into the nature of this area than previously explored, the small slot of sunlight in hand before two days of rain; with excellent hiking company. Along the way some mushrooms were spotted and collected. I collected a few that I'm sure I'll figure out, however one particular mushroom stood out. Upon investigating the species known for my region, I COULD NOT find this shroom. I also am slightly colourblind I admit, maybe an age thing but be that as it may when i picked this shroom its stem was orange and is now creamy orange with some white in it. The cap is greyish brown, (smells nutty?). 1.9mm cap diameter. 5cm total fruit length. stem length is 0.7mm. Any input is welcome to help identify this mushroom. Thanks! Peace and Love. Trashipeoulas attached the following image(s):  IMAG0159.jpg (608kb) downloaded 62 time(s).
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dysfunctional word machine
Posts: 1831 Joined: 15-Mar-2014 Last visit: 11-Jun-2018 Location: at the center of my universe
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Hi,
The dmt nexus is not really a mushroom identification forum. If it were, we'd tell you to at least cut the mushroom in half lenght-wise (straight through the stem and cap). That way, we can see the color of the gills, how the gills are attached to the cap, etc. You can also make a spore print, so that we can see the color of the spores. All that would help. Right now, it's peobaly best identified as a member of the elusive genus "LBM" (Little Brown Mushroom).
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Posts: 23 Joined: 01-Feb-2015 Last visit: 27-Feb-2015
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Thanks for your input. No need to al capone the new guy. Yeah getting more photos of the mushroom was definitely a good idea as I went chop suey next.. Trashipeoulas attached the following image(s): IMAG0173.jpg (519kb) downloaded 53 time(s).
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Posts: 23 Joined: 01-Feb-2015 Last visit: 27-Feb-2015
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There were also these little brown genus ones like mentioned, which look pretty standard to me. i chopped one up and tried to get a clear shot. Trashipeoulas attached the following image(s): IMAG0177.jpg (512kb) downloaded 50 time(s). IMAG0175.jpg (500kb) downloaded 50 time(s).
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Posts: 1903 Joined: 15-Mar-2014 Last visit: 25-Jan-2024
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I see no color alteration that would specify psilocybe. 'What's going to happen?' 'Something wonderful.'
Skip the manual, now, where's the master switch?
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Posts: 1311 Joined: 29-Feb-2012 Last visit: 18-Jul-2023
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Shroomery & a better camera will be pretty helpful in identifying those.
Guaranteed they are not mushrooms you want to eat though.
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Posts: 3968 Joined: 21-Jul-2012 Last visit: 15-Feb-2024
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Def not a psilocybin. It's not really season for them. ID research is the difference between getting high and getting sick out dying a horrid death. Check out the shroomery. It's hard to get an ID without shots that clearly show the cap, stem, and gills. Habitat is also just as important for an i.d. Sine experientia nihil sufficienter sciri potest -Roger Bacon
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