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daniel2002

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  1. Dave, do you also eat this mushroom in America?
  2. This looks very similar with Lentinus Tigrinus or Panus Tigrinus. In South-Eastern Romania is quite common, especialy in the soft wood forests near Danube river. If this is the same mushroom, it is also edible bot only when is young otherwise is like chewing gum. Daniel.
  3. Unfortunately, it is too late to take a spor print now, I should have done it two days ago. Regarding the state of the log, as I remaind, it was quite well decayed.
  4. Hello again, Here in South-East Germany is already late Autumn and the mushroom number that can still be found is shrinking every day. Today I went to see what can still be found, looking especialy for Pleurotus Ostreatus. Altought I couldn't find any of this I found on dead a Willow a bunch of what I suspect to be germ. Gemeine Samtfußrübling (Flammulina velutipes, Syn.: Collybia velutipes). Wikipedia says that they are cultivated in Eastern Asia and they call them Enoki. The problem with this mushrooms is that they look very similar with some Galerina's especially Gal. Marginata wich is deadly poisonous. All the best, Daniel.
  5. I found some pics with my small catch from three weeks ago. Maybe I also mistaked the mushrom and I ate something else
  6. I am just an amator mushrom hunter, but three weeks ago I found something that look's similar, here in Germany. I've identified them as Lepista saeva and they taste good, anyway if you're not sure you shouldn't eat them.
  7. Thank you very much for your answers. Now I'm confident that is one of the first two from Dave sugestion list. It seems to be even edible. How can I see the spor print color, how should I proceed? Unfortunately now I am in Germany and going only in holydays to Romania. Next time when I will go I will make some notes about my finds. The place where I grow up is in the South-East of the country, near to the Danube river. The forest here is mostly soft wood (Willow, Aspen) and sometimes Pine forest. Usually in the spring and autumn many species from Agaricus family are growing. On the dead logs especialy in the autumn Pleurotus ostreatus and Panus Tigrinus are to be found (the second one grows from Spring to Autumn). Polyporus squamous is also present on dead logs and is quite delicious. Further to the North , in the Carpatian forest they are much more species to be found. There are peoples in that region that are living only from mushrooms harvesting. This is like a way of life. For a mushrom hunter may be a nice place to visit, if you're not affraid of bears. Daniel.
  8. Nice to meet you guys My mother found last weekend plenty of mushrooms in the forest next to our garden. The forest is mostly pine forest but they are falling leaves trees as well. I suspect that may be Tricholoma saponaceum or at least a member of the Tricholoma familly. An expert opinion is more than welcomed. I must specify that we are living in the South of Romania (South-East Europe). Daniel.
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