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Possible Gymnopilus luteoviridis or another gymn species? ID help


Steinz

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Possibly a species of Gymnopilus. Also, Pholiota and Flammula are possibilities. Spore print looks a little dark brown for Gymnopilus (although I am not familiar with G. luteoviridis). Gymnopilus spore prints I have observed are rusty orange to rusty brown. To confidently distinguish Gymnopilus from the other similar genera, microscopic analysis of spores is recommended. 

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Yes there were 3 different types the ones with the blue all over are velvet milk caps non active but very tastey the purple looking long ones are an active species but the rest are all a species of gymnopilus either luteoviridis luteofolius or luteo

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We don't discuss psychoactive properties of mushrooms on this website. There are other websites where this topic is up front.

The purple mushrooms look like Laccaria amethystina. I'm not familiar with the name "velvet milk cap". Do you know the species? They look like Lactarius chelidonium or maybe L. subpurpureus.

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