Identification: Unknown Various Mushrooms

Discussion in 'Fungi, Lichens and Slime Molds' started by Plantlife, Aug 12, 2012.

  1. Plantlife

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    2 looks like Russula
    3 look like Puffballs
    For more reliable identification of No. 2 a picture of a whole mushroom could be helpful, and a spore print.
     
  3. Frog

    Frog Generous Contributor Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    Thank you for posting Plantlife,

    I agree with Sundrop.
    Add that the mushrooms on the left of 3 look like Inocybes, but also that more info is needed to ID.
    For many mushrooms, a shot of the underside of the cap is useful.

    cheers,
    frog

    p.s. This list may be useful: http://www.botanicalgarden.ubc.ca/forums/showthread.php?t=44106
     
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    #1 looks like a hypholoma to me, but i'd need to see the gills and take a spore print for this one!
     
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    I have collected number 2 and have it in a plastic bag, i didnt know if it was safe to handle.

    What i can do is take another shot of it from its underneath at higher resolution.

    Ive also got one more mushroom which looks just like ; Inocybe rimosa, thats just going by its appearance with my eye. I dont want to get to close to the things as i wouldnt want to inhale any spores, or consume poisonous toxins through my skin.

    I shall update the pictures tomorrow.
     
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    1. mushrooms need paper bags, they suffocate and decompose in plastic.

    2. even if they were toxic, handling them should be safe.
     

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