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The Runner

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Hey all , i found those in my hunt today and i cant post this in the mushroom section cuz im not a full member yet , can anyone help me iding this :)
 

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Earthwalker said:
The Runner said:
anyone ?!

Ya get out what ya put in & you ain't even done a intro , man it's like you joined to ask the question , if that's the case google it !

Thats not very helpful.

The runner, there are a few things that are truly needed for a precise mushroom id.

Cap shape
Gill attachment (how the gill attaches to the stem)
Gill color
Spore color (found doing a spore print)
Spore shape (requires a microscope, understandable if you don't have one)
Habitat found in
Bruising color (if present)

With liberty caps, when they are wet the will have a substance one the cap that can be peeled off. Those however, i am pretty positive are not liberty caps. Dont feel confident making a call without a spore print atleast.
 
thanks anrchy , thats very helpful , i think that its not the liberty cap but im researching it right now
and earthwalker thank you too though i dont know what u want :)
 
The Runner said:
thanks anrchy , thats very helpful , i think that its not the liberty cap but im researching it right now
and earthwalker thank you too though i dont know what u want :)

Huh? Liberty cap? No way mate, I see that stem has cracked, and is weak. And liberty caps are not that brown, but do a spore print, and check for bruising, is there any bruising when you press the stem? Seems like not.
 
Thanks oversoul1919, I found these mushrooms under an oak in a really cold place that's 1200 meters above sea level. do you have any idea what kind of mushrooms could possibly grow in such environment?
I'm asking this question to know what to look for in my next hunt.
 
Hello The Runner,

The mushrooms in your picture look like to Psathyrella Conopilus.
This species isn't psychoactive.
 
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