need help identifying these interesting shroomies

aj4 · 08-28-07, 20:30

i was hiking thru the woods and found some mushrooms and was wondering if anyone could help identify... here are pics of them and they are separated into different groups... there are nine kinds in all...

group one:

group two:

group 3:

group four:

group five:

group six:

group seven:

group eight:

group nine:

Hippie3 · 08-28-07, 21:10

nothing magical.

plz do NOT just link offsite for pix as you did,
the links will eventually be broken
leaving us with little blue ?
wondering WTF you posted.
instead
plz simply upload here directly,
easy and that way it's preserved
as well as integrated into our image browser .

also
do not post the same thread in multiple forums
as you just did-
that's the internet equivalent of
waving your hands, jumping up & down, yelling
PICK ME! PICK ME!
no need for such drama,
we see you.

Alan Rockefeller · 09-19-07, 03:38

1) A Xerula species, maybe Xerula radicata
2) Xerula. Check for a long tap root on these to verify that that they are in Xerula.
3) Panaeolus semiovatus var. phalaenarum
4) Lyophyllum decastes
5, 6, 7) Lepista nuda
8) Coprinellus
9) Hard to say, maybe Xerula again.

dial8 · 09-19-07, 09:39

It is really hard to id mushrooms in real life let alone on a website with pics. Those pictures are not good enough to id them for certain.

Tips for taking pictures:

1. Take a picture of the whole shroom
2. Take a picture of the gills and base.
3. Take a picture of the spore print.
4. Cut the shroom in half length ways and take a picture of where the gills attach to the cap or stalk.

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08-28-07, 20:30	#1 (permalink)
aj4 Mycophiliac Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 1	need help identifying these interesting shroomies i was hiking thru the woods and found some mushrooms and was wondering if anyone could help identify... here are pics of them and they are separated into different groups... there are nine kinds in all... group one: group two: group 3: group four: group five: group six: group seven: group eight: group nine:

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Hippie3 Admin Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 36,274	nothing magical. plz do NOT just link offsite for pix as you did, the links will eventually be broken leaving us with little blue ? wondering WTF you posted. instead plz simply upload here directly, easy and that way it's preserved as well as integrated into our image browser . also do not post the same thread in multiple forums as you just did- that's the internet equivalent of waving your hands, jumping up & down, yelling PICK ME! PICK ME! no need for such drama, we see you. __________________ GROW SUPPLIES: www.Mycrotopia.com ------------Simply The Best------------ Namaste Temet Nosce

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09-19-07, 03:38	#3 (permalink)
Alan Rockefeller Mycologist Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 373	1) A Xerula species, maybe Xerula radicata 2) Xerula. Check for a long tap root on these to verify that that they are in Xerula. 3) Panaeolus semiovatus var. phalaenarum 4) Lyophyllum decastes 5, 6, 7) Lepista nuda 8) Coprinellus 9) Hard to say, maybe Xerula again.

09-19-07, 09:39	#4 (permalink)
dial8 Un Undead ***er8tor Join Date: Jun 1976 Posts: 3,172	It is really hard to id mushrooms in real life let alone on a website with pics. Those pictures are not good enough to id them for certain. Tips for taking pictures: 1. Take a picture of the whole shroom 2. Take a picture of the gills and base. 3. Take a picture of the spore print. 4. Cut the shroom in half length ways and take a picture of where the gills attach to the cap or stalk.