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Spotted on Aug 5, 2011
Submitted on Aug 6, 2011
20 Comments
Now that's an ID I will agree with!
No actually it was Conservation....too.. :)
Ashish , You are good at communication.
:)
Welcome..!!
Yes, You are right! There are a lot of these in Florida!
One more thing you have to find are these mushrooms grow in circle as their characteristic...
Thanks again!!!
Oh yes, I checked the last link! Severe poisonous mushroom, The pretty Fairy Ring! That would be a fatal mistake! I do not eat any Mushrooms AshishNimkar.
Because I am not an expert on fungi, I just take the photos for a form of art. My major is information science not biology! Lol
I feel its Chlorophyllum Molybdites...
http://www.nemf.org/files/lincoff/fieldk...
It's not M rachodes, for sure. I have those. I checked both those links and they don't look like p.young713's photo. Nor is it A muscaria. I am definitely curious
Hahaha...Hope you checked marked..last link...
Your a nice guy! :)
I do not mind, I come to study nature to find better ways to conversations... :)
Here is close match of your mushroom..
http://nolanature.wordpress.com/2011/07/...
Ok I checked!!! It looks like it is the Poisonous Amanita Mushroom !
http://academic.evergreen.edu/projects/m...
My Apologies, Mr.AshishNimkar!!
Please check...
http://www.art.com/gallery/id--b9338/mus...
Its a Macrolepiota rachodes! Not similar to your Link!
No, not really. Death cap in an amanita... in particular http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanita_pha...
Pet peeve, is seeing people ID any unknown mushroom as a death cap. No one shouldn't eat a mushroom until all doubt is past! But to just call them all death caps is irresponsible too.
Without a better photo of the top, I'm not even sure this is an amanita! It looks more like lepiota or false lepiota. Which means maybe poisonous, or not
Thank you!
death cap type