copelandia [MEXICO]

piszman · 05-01-07, 19:09

Hi everyone, I have a lot of pictures and i want to share with all.
I love Copelandia cyanescens tropicalis, Here's a few pics from hunting...

yeah!

Ah.
I have a cuestion
¿why i can't see pics from somebodys?

Elf Salvation · 05-01-07, 19:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by piszman

Ah.
I have a cuestion
¿why i can't see pics from somebodys?

Yeah I have some newer foaf's who are registered and cant see pics?

Sunstar · 05-01-07, 19:25

Welcome to Mycotopia.

We all will be happily viewing any pictures you wish to share, and thanks for sharing

hyphaenation · 05-01-07, 19:31

Welcome to the community. Very friendly, smart, funny people here...

safTman · 05-02-07, 09:57

Welcome to Mycotpoia!!

nice pic's ya got there

joey_megabucks · 05-02-07, 14:34

gorgeous!!! I have seen the exact same mushrooms growing in South Fork Florida. They appear to differ from their native florida counterparts from the Orangeish cap. However, the only way to tell the difference is by looking at the spores. I wish I knew for sure. South Fork is supposedly the only place in florida they grow, in the former pineapple fields. (now owned by a very prestigious real estate developer)

Workman · 05-02-07, 17:40

I can do a detailed microscopic examination of any specimens to confirm the species.

Such as these:

http://www.sporeworksgallery.com/mic...posites?page=2

shroom_seeker · 05-02-07, 22:07

Welcome to Topia

Nice pics ya got there.

joey_megabucks · 05-02-07, 22:20

I would like to point out that just because I was in South Fork doesn't mean I live anywhere near there. Unless you count 15 hours away near there.

I just happened to be passing through on the way to a festi and stopped by, knowing full well the stories of Pan. Trops growing in the old pineapple fields.

Its funny because I passed up a ton of regular copes, not knowing what they were. I only knew to look for the orange tops.

Once again, nice pics.

piszman · 05-03-07, 12:13

Hi again, I appreciate all yours post, thanks very much.
I take this pictures in a region subtropical near to the gulf coast, México. It's the strain more comun i found here, i'll add more pics in the night. I'm in the office right now.
hey workman maybe u can help me with some identification, i'll upload later, thanks!
Greetings to all

Workman · 05-03-07, 13:29

Copelandia's (Bluing subtropical/tropical panaeolus) are pretty much imposssible to identify with certainty without microscopic examination. I would require at least a gill fragment or spores for growout.

I've only examined 5 strains (dozens still in cold storage) in detail and so far they are all Panaeolus (Copelandia) cyanescens. But I recently examined a specimen from Jalisco, Mexico from cactu that has distinctly large spores (approximately 16 micrometers), significantly larger than the largest reported size of Panaeolus cyanescens (14 micrometers). The spores are also less lemon shaped and more eliptical. I'll do a new post on this strain/species after growout which should be soon since I plan to case a test tray this weekend.

Hippie3 · 05-03-07, 14:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elf Salvation

Yeah I have some newer foaf's who are registered and cant see pics?

i need the specifics of exactly where...

piszman · 05-03-07, 22:15

and how can you describe this beautys

mycobri · 05-03-07, 22:27

nice pics! and welcome

that one looks like a cubie!

Hippie3 · 05-03-07, 22:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by piszman

and how can you describe this beautys

we call that color pattern
suntop -
fairly common in many areas

piszman · 06-02-07, 21:50

Taken 6/October/2004
Hope To Enjoy
Greetings For All

Hippie3 · 06-02-07, 23:00

very nice

http://forums.mycotopia.net/attachme...5&d=1180835197
pic o' the month nominee

troutlips · 06-12-07, 05:51

Thanks for sharing!

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05-01-07, 19:09	#1 (permalink)
piszman Mycophiliac Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 5	copelandia [MEXICO] Hi everyone, I have a lot of pictures and i want to share with all. I love Copelandia cyanescens tropicalis, Here's a few pics from hunting... yeah! Ah. I have a cuestion ¿why i can't see pics from somebodys? Attached Thumbnails

05-01-07, 19:25	#3 (permalink)
Sunstar Gazer of the innerself Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 2,104	Welcome to Mycotopia. We all will be happily viewing any pictures you wish to share, and thanks for sharing __________________ I'm just sitting here watching the wheels go round and round, how I love to watch them roll ~John Lennon~

05-02-07, 14:34	#6 (permalink)
joey_megabucks Mycotopiate Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 745	gorgeous!!! I have seen the exact same mushrooms growing in South Fork Florida. They appear to differ from their native florida counterparts from the Orangeish cap. However, the only way to tell the difference is by looking at the spores. I wish I knew for sure. South Fork is supposedly the only place in florida they grow, in the former pineapple fields. (now owned by a very prestigious real estate developer) __________________ Creation is God exploring God's Self through every way imaginable.

05-02-07, 17:40	#7 (permalink)
Workman Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 578	I can do a detailed microscopic examination of any specimens to confirm the species. Such as these: http://www.sporeworksgallery.com/mic...posites?page=2 __________________ I can't believe I get paid for this. Founder of Sporeworks.com 1998 Workman's Mycotopia Gallery

05-01-07, 19:31	#4 (permalink)
hyphaenation Moss Walker Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 4,046	Welcome to the community. Very friendly, smart, funny people here...

05-02-07, 09:57	#5 (permalink)
safTman easily distracted Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 569	Welcome to Mycotpoia!! nice pic's ya got there

05-02-07, 22:07	#8 (permalink)
shroom_seeker still seeking.. Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,548	Welcome to Topia Nice pics ya got there. __________________ Impeccability is nothing else but the proper use of energy - don Juan

05-02-07, 22:20	#9 (permalink)
joey_megabucks Mycotopiate Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 745	I would like to point out that just because I was in South Fork doesn't mean I live anywhere near there. Unless you count 15 hours away near there. I just happened to be passing through on the way to a festi and stopped by, knowing full well the stories of Pan. Trops growing in the old pineapple fields. Its funny because I passed up a ton of regular copes, not knowing what they were. I only knew to look for the orange tops. Once again, nice pics. __________________ Creation is God exploring God's Self through every way imaginable.

05-03-07, 12:13	#10 (permalink)
piszman Mycophiliac Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 5	Hi again, I appreciate all yours post, thanks very much. I take this pictures in a region subtropical near to the gulf coast, México. It's the strain more comun i found here, i'll add more pics in the night. I'm in the office right now. hey workman maybe u can help me with some identification, i'll upload later, thanks! Greetings to all

05-03-07, 13:29	#11 (permalink)
Workman Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 578	Copelandia's (Bluing subtropical/tropical panaeolus) are pretty much imposssible to identify with certainty without microscopic examination. I would require at least a gill fragment or spores for growout. I've only examined 5 strains (dozens still in cold storage) in detail and so far they are all Panaeolus (Copelandia) cyanescens. But I recently examined a specimen from Jalisco, Mexico from cactu that has distinctly large spores (approximately 16 micrometers), significantly larger than the largest reported size of Panaeolus cyanescens (14 micrometers). The spores are also less lemon shaped and more eliptical. I'll do a new post on this strain/species after growout which should be soon since I plan to case a test tray this weekend. __________________ I can't believe I get paid for this. Founder of Sporeworks.com 1998 Workman's Mycotopia Gallery

05-03-07, 22:15	#13 (permalink)
piszman Mycophiliac Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 5	and how can you describe this beautys Attached Thumbnails

05-03-07, 22:27	#14 (permalink)
mycobri Stained Blue Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 2,447	nice pics! and welcome that one looks like a cubie!

06-02-07, 21:50	#16 (permalink)
piszman Mycophiliac Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 5	More Copelandia Pics Taken 6/October/2004 Hope To Enjoy Greetings For All Attached Thumbnails

06-02-07, 23:00	#17 (permalink)
Hippie3 Admin Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 36,274	very nice http://forums.mycotopia.net/attachme...5&d=1180835197 pic o' the month nominee __________________ GROW SUPPLIES: www.Mycrotopia.com ------------Simply The Best------------ Namaste Temet Nosce

06-12-07, 05:51	#18 (permalink)
troutlips Moderator Join Date: Jun 1972 Posts: 1,256	Thanks for sharing! __________________ The waiting is the hardest part.- Tom Petty

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