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psilocybe

psilocybe

Description:

We are trying to identify everything on campus. We have already identified plants. So we are now looking for mushrooms. Our group is looking near a moist area in the woods.So far we have found 5 or 6 different types of mushrooms. The other groups did not find as much mushrooms as us. Some have only found 2 mushrooms. We only have to identify as much mushrooms as we can. I have identified 2 mushrooms so far one is Psllocybe that is the scientific name. I found this mushroom by going on a website called tree of life. The Psilocybe is skinny and brown,the gills are attached. The stem is long and a little lighter then the cap. The cap is round and brown. The spore print for the Psilocybe was kind of a grey. This is the exact website http://tolweb.org/tree/

Notes:

Kingdom: Fungi Division: Basidiomycota Class: Agaricomycetes Order: Agaricales Family: Strophariaceae Genus: Psilocybe

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1 Comment

lightworkerpeace
lightworkerpeace 11 years ago

Hi. Although it may have some similarities to the genus Psilocybe, they are not. Most Psilocybes will have a purple or purple brown spore print. They often bruise a blue hue on areas of the stem, cap, and even the gills sometimes.

The mushrooms in this photo could be in the genus Agrocybe, but I can't identify this collection with certainty.

mmsbiodiversity49
Spotted by
mmsbiodiversity49

Maine, USA

Spotted on Nov 1, 2011
Submitted on Dec 19, 2011

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