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Nick

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  1. Found these while hiking in florida. Growing out of soil or duff. They look very similar to black trumpets. Are they edible or a look alike?
  2. Ok, Will do, Thanks for the help.
  3. I found this in an area with lots of pine, im not very familiar with trees other than common types. The spore print for this fungi was light brown if that helps.
  4. I think I was mistaken about the staining earlier, I guess the light played a trick on me, upon closer inspection there isint really any staining inside the cap besides blue coloration around the margin in some areas.
  5. Found this interesting mushroom which I assume lies, taxonomically, somewhere in the Sullius area. Cap is a pale-ish yellow with some darker browish spots. Cap surface is sticky/slimy to some degree The pore surface underside is a light brown Stipe has a large reddish purple coloration at some areas (EDITED) Blue staining appears to have occured around the margin, however no staining is observed when sliced. This particular specimen was found in a close grouping, however I have observed other individuals solo. Any Ideas?
  6. It seems like it would be a type of species of this. Ive found a mushroom before that looked exactly like the fourth picture down on that mushroomexpert link. I determined this certain fungi to be that of Gymnopus luxurians. This mushroom that i have just posted only looks similar to the first picture on that link. When I found the mushroom on this post It was just by itself, today more have sprouted in a small cluster if that helps. Thanks for the ID
  7. Found this growing in grass/soil. Cap is brown with a tear in the top The cap becomes slightly wavy around the margin, the gills also darken around the margin. The underside has white gills which released a white spore print. Stipe appears to have no veil remnant. The stipe when broken appears to be possibly hollow with fibrous properties. No staining or bruising from what ive seen.
  8. I saw a post on here about half a page down about a weird looking bolete, and whilst i was out on a hike I saw one that caught my eye, upon inspection it looks very similar to the one shown on here. In the responses a fungus that parasitizes other fungi was mentioned, called Hypomyces. Could this be the same or a similar kind?
  9. I found these in NC, The interal flesh could be considered white i guess, its like a very light shade of orange right now that might be because the fungi is kinda shriveled up? They seem to have every indicator of a Cinnabar Chanterelle that i know of.
  10. I found these small red mushrooms growing in dirt around leaf litter. The caps are circular with slight indents in the center, Also slighty more red than in the pictures The underside has folds which are slightly decurrent on the stipe
  11. Jesus those are some big mushrooms, lucky.
  12. Yeah I probably should have left it, I was very excited because this is the first ive ever found.
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