Mycology

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>>1067302
I'm looking for a jar at the moment so I can take a spore print.. I have a sheet of glass. And I thought I had a big jar..

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>>1067304
Only had to eat a dozen pickles. I guess I wait.

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Came across something similar walking the dog
Pretty abundant where I am

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>>1067335
If somebody could id this for me that'd be pretty dank, new to this mycology dealio

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>>1067336
Last one

>>1067295
Looks like something from the Hypholoma genus don't know for sure tho.

>>1067347
I have looked before in the past for a local mycology society and haven't found one. And books are so so. For local stuff...

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Found this today. Can someone identify it?

1/3

>>1067469
Take a spore print. It helps those with more knowledge.

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>>1067325
Spore print shows the spores are white.

If I bump it they will come.

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Seen a few like this in PA along the AT. Anyone recognize this?

>>1069144

Old Man Of The Woods (Strobilomyces sp.)

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>>1067468
>>1067469
Russula atropurpurea, Purple Brittlegill

>>1067295
those baby's are mushroom's, ver'y small one's
you can usuall'y find them in dam'p area's like field's or in the wood's'.

>>1070332
Wow. You're such a smart man. I would of never guessed.

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>>1070490
its not smart's, i just of lot's of experience in the wildernes's dealing with mushroom's
i of traveled the globe and of seen many thing's which of astounded me, but mushroom's are not one of them. i of alway's understood mushroom's, and my word on the matter carrie's much weight

What are some good mushroom field guides that aren't Audubon Society? Full color photos necessary

>>1071027
For what region??

>>1070301

Does it have any look a likes?

>>1071033
Great Lakes area, U.S.

>>1071035

>S. confusus resembles S. floccopus, though the former contains spiny-erected warts that are firmer to the touch than the wooly S. floccopus. Regardless, they’re both edible

>>1071027
Mushrooms of Northeast North America: Midwest to New England by George Barron

>>1071756
Got any suggestions for full color photo for NW of the US?

>>1071774
*book

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>>1071756
Thanks, m8. Here's a neat looking coral shroom I found the other day.

>>1071774
Mushrooms Demystified, and its companion book "All that the rain promises... and more" by David Arora are great, good for the west too. Mushrooms of Western Canada by Helena Schalkwyk is nice but it's paintings instead of photos.

>>1071786
Ramaria formosa? Never did spend much time on the coral fungi. I'm almost strictly an ascomycete guy these days though.