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When: 2008-06-10
Collection location:
Georgia, USA [Click for map]
Who:
Weiliiiiiii (Weiliiiiiii)
No herbarium specimen
Notes: Im not sure about this one i think it might be Psilocybe galindii but am unsure. These were found in fescue grass on the edge of the wood line. The habitat had been disturbed within the last 7 years. I was told that this could be one of the unknown psilocybes from GA. Intense oxidation only at the base of the stipe, translucent striated cap margin, hygrophanous caps. Im currently having this specimen looked at by a mycologist. Im unsure if i spelled the name correct so hang with me im sorry as i am unsure about this species. Purple/brown spore-print stipes on these are incredibly long, longest ive seen for a psilocybe.
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Created: 2008-07-28 08:57:26
By: Weiliiiiiii (Weiliiiiiii)
Summary: Curecat is right
Yes these would be very hard to kick over since the stipes are so flimsy. I think you probably found one of the many lawn dwelling species of mushroom…Pan. subbs, Pan. foes, conocybe lactea, etc.
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Created: 2008-07-28 04:39:33
By: (CureCat)
Summary: .
Chaos, why do you think that what you have been kicking is the same as this mushroom here?
If they were, I can’t imagine you could “kick” them very well. More like step on them perhaps?
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Created: 2008-07-24 13:35:30
By: Chaos (Choking Victim)
Summary: Agreed
They are really familiar to me and I only found it in one place in fescue and I always would look and kick em down. I could most definately be mistaken though, I am no Mycologist. Those are great specimens.
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Created: 2008-07-14 15:36:32
By: Weiliiiiiii (Weiliiiiiii)
Summary: chaos(choaking victim)
The only way to know for sure if what you were kicking over were these would be microscopy since this is a very rare psilocybe its more possible that it was something else. Im not saying your wrong im just saying these are rare, they have only been collected a by a couple of people in GA.
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Created: 2008-07-11 09:41:54
By: Chaos (Choking Victim)
Summary: Really?
I have been kicking those out of my way for about three years, now, and it is psilocybe? I feel stupid.
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Created: 2008-07-05 20:18:10
By: Weiliiiiiii (Weiliiiiiii)
Summary: Microscopy
These specimens were sent to a mycologist and have indeed been identified as Psilocybe galindii.
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Observation created: Fri Jun 13 21:27:50 -0700 2008
Last modified: Tue Jul 15 19:10:15 -0700 2008
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Psilocybe galindii (14244)
Psilocybe galindii (14245)
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Psilocybe galindii (14247)
Psilocybe galindii (14334)
Psilocybe galindii (14335)
Psilocybe galindii (14336)
Psilocybe galindii (14337)
Psilocybe galindii (14338)
Psilocybe galindii (14339)
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