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Can anyone identify this? |
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Found in the afternoon. 24 August - Late Winter. Roughly 23 degrees centigrade. Small yellow heads with a darker brown stem. |
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This one is classified as edible. I have heard, however, that it doesn't taste all that great. |
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I am an artist. The mushrooms I am posting are from a ref.library. Unfortunately, there are no names included. I wish to use these images in my painting, but, I would like to be able to give them names. Please, can anyone help me? |
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desire to know anything about this, please! |
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very small the cap has a pumpkin look and is white and the stipe is a dark purple with a shine like a cats whisker |
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Don't know if it is a mushroom - like an orange tube with a brown rounded tip, 5 inches long. |
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there are hundreds of these behind my house they seem to be very clean none have bugs on or in them. Also have a great mushroom smell. no prints as the gills are covered. |
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caps start as penis looking then as mushroom gets bigger cap becomes flat. has no spore print. |
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Started with one last year. Neighbor warned it could be an Amanita (Destroying Angel). This year in early July, 3-4 popped up (Picture of opened mushrooom and mushroom with hand to show size. Now (August 1) nine more have popped up. (some hiding in Hosta). Does this look like an Amanita or does anyone have any other ideas? They are very beautiful, but I am worried about our pets and daughter. If they are poisonous how do we stop them from taking over? Thanks! |
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According to what I have read this is commonly called the Hemlock Varnish Mushroom. It is of the Reishi family and evidently has medicinal qualities. http://mushroom-collecting.com/mushroomreishi.html |
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Extremely large and heavy cap, very meaty and leathery looking. Areas that looked slimy. Burnt orangey red color. Would love to get any help in identifying it! |
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Yellow with white spots. Has a volva. and Im pretty sure its an Amanita Muscaria. Just, as always, I want to be 100% sure.**Just got the spore print. It is white** |
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I think its Amanita Muscaria Var.Formosa but I want someones opinion. The cap is yellow with white spots, stipe has a veil and gets kinda wolly until it gets down to the volva. Can't get a spore print because it has already deposited the spores. Any help would nice. If some one could comfirm my find please comment. |
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In shade of other plants in soil with those white pellets |
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