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Mushrooms

BrentLaabs — 2008-12-09 01:03:54

*whistles*

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EvanHart — 2008-12-08 19:58:59

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/coprinopsis_atramentaria.html

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EvanHart — 2008-12-08 19:58:32

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/coprinopsis_atramentaria.html

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- Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. In case you are curious, the most popular active species are ''Psilocybe cubensis'', ''Psilocybe semilanceata'', ''Psilocybe cyanescens'', ''Psilocybe stunzii'', ''Amanita muscaria'', and ''Gymnopilus spectabilis''. Most of these are indistinct brown mushrooms which resemble billions of other uninteresting brown mushrooms, and a couple of deadly poisonous ones.	+ Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. In case you are curious, the most popular active species are ''Psilocybe cubensis'', ''Psilocybe semilanceata'', ''Psilocybe cyanescens'', ''Psilocybe stunzii'' and ''Gymnopilus spectabilis''. Most of these are indistinct brown mushrooms which resemble billions of other uninteresting brown mushrooms, and a couple of deadly poisonous ones.

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JabberWokky — 2008-11-19 05:18:29

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JonathanLawton — 2008-11-18 19:55:35

Formatting, fungi != plants

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- Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of usually a substrate or wood dwelling fungus. These structures primarily serve as spore dispersal systems, usually for members of the group Basidiomycota. (However, there are notable exceptions to this rule in regard to some mushrooms such as the prized morels and true truffles.) Although mushrooms vary widely in shape, size and color, even among members of the same species, many generic mushrooms are characterized by the presence of a stem, cap and some sort of surface which spores are released from. These can range from the common gills, to pores (As in the prized boletes), to spines (as in the genus Hydnum, or the hedgehog mushroom), to folds (as in the chantrelles) to smooth surfaces which are indistinguishable from the rest of the fruiting body. There are some notable exceptions, such as the jelly fungi and coral fungi, the former lacking a stalk, and the latter lacking any sort of cap. Even within the archetypal mushroom type there is great diversity.	+ =Mushrooms found in Davis=
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- People are often terrified of fatal mushroom poisoning, but in reality, only a tiny handful of mushrooms can kill a person. That being said, take classes, learn from a wild mushroom guru, and be absolutely sure of your identification before eating a wild mushroom (or for that matter, any mushroom, other than the boring Agricus bisporus from the supermarket).	+ * ''Agaricus sp.'' + * ''Coprinus comatus'' (Shaggy Mane) - Edible + * ''Coprinus sp.'' (Inky cap?) + * don't drink alcohol for the next couple days, Coprinus mushrooms have a Disulfiram like toxin that is used to treat alcoholics; it is safe to eat if you aren't planning on drinking + * ''Naematoloma fasciculare'' (Sulfur tuft) - Poisonous + * ''Omphalotus olivascens'' (Western Jack O Lantern) - Poisonous + * ''Trametes sp.'' (Turkey tail) - Inedible
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	+ Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. In case you are curious, the most popular active species are ''Psilocybe cubensis'', ''Psilocybe semilanceata'', ''Psilocybe cyanescens'', ''Psilocybe stunzii'', ''Amanita muscaria'', and ''Gymnopilus spectabilis''. Most of these are indistinct brown mushrooms which resemble billions of other uninteresting brown mushrooms, and a couple of deadly poisonous ones.
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- Visit our ["Town Flora"] page for more information on plants found locally.	+ Visit our ["Town Flora"] page for more information on plants and fungi found locally.
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JonathanLawton — 2008-11-18 19:41:28

Linking

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gurglemeow — 2008-11-18 19:31:59

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JonathanLawton — 2008-11-18 19:30:01

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- Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of usually a substrate or wood dwelling fungus. These structures primarily serve as spore dispersal systems, usually for members of the group Basidiomycota. (However, there are notable exceptions to this rule in regard to some mushrooms such as the prized morels and true truffles.) Although mushrooms vary widely in shape, size and color, even among members of the same species, many generic mushrooms are characterized by the presence of a stem, cap and some sort of surface which spores are released from. These can range from the common gills, to pores (As in the prized boletes), to spines (as in the genus Hydnum, or the hedgehog mushroom), to folds (as in the chantrelles) to smooth surfaces which are indistinguishable from the rest of the fruiting body. There are some notable exceptions, such as the jelly fungi and coral fungi, the former lacking a stalk, and the latter lacking any sort of cap. Even within the archetypal mushroom type there is great diversity.	+ Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of usually a substrate or wood dwelling fungus. These structures primarily serve as spore dispersal systems, usually for members of the group Basidiomycota. (However, there are notable exceptions to this rule in regard to some mushrooms such as the prized morels and true truffles.) Although mushrooms vary widely in shape, size and color, even among members of the same species, many generic mushrooms are characterized by the presence of a stem, cap and some sort of surface which spores are released from. These can range from the common gills, to pores (As in the prized boletes), to spines (as in the genus Hydnum, or the hedgehog mushroom), to folds (as in the chantrelles) to smooth surfaces which are indistinguishable from the rest of the fruiting body. There are some notable exceptions, such as the jelly fungi and coral fungi, the former lacking a stalk, and the latter lacking any sort of cap. Even within the archetypal mushroom type there is great diversity.
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- People are often terrified fatal mushroom poisoning, but in reality, only a tiny handful of mushrooms can kill a person. That being said, take classes, learn from a wild mushroom guru, and be absolutely sure of your identification before eating a wild mushroom (or for that matter, any mushroom, other than the boring Agricus bisporus from the supermarket).	+ People are often terrified of fatal mushroom poisoning, but in reality, only a tiny handful of mushrooms can kill a person. That being said, take classes, learn from a wild mushroom guru, and be absolutely sure of your identification before eating a wild mushroom (or for that matter, any mushroom, other than the boring Agricus bisporus from the supermarket).
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- * Agaricus sp. - * Coprinus comatus (Shaggy Mane) - Edible	+ * Agaricus sp. + * Coprinus comatus (Shaggy Mane) - Edible
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- * don't drink alcohol for the next couple days, Coprinus mushrooms have a Disulfiram like toxin that is used to treat alcoholics; it is safe to eat if you aren't planning on drinking	+ * don't drink alcohol for the next couple days, Coprinus mushrooms have a Disulfiram like toxin that is used to treat alcoholics; it is safe to eat if you aren't planning on drinking
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- Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. In case you are curious, the most popular active species are Psilocybe cubensis, Psilocybe semilanceata, Psilocybe cyanescens, Psilocybe stunzii, Amanita muscaria and Gymnopilus spectabilis. Most of these are indistinct brown mushrooms which resemble billions of other uninteresting brown mushrooms, and a couple of deadly poisonous ones.	+ Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. In case you are curious, the most popular active species are Psilocybe cubensis, Psilocybe semilanceata, Psilocybe cyanescens, Psilocybe stunzii, Amanita muscaria and Gymnopilus spectabilis. Most of these are indistinct brown mushrooms which resemble billions of other uninteresting brown mushrooms, and a couple of deadly poisonous ones.

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gurglemeow — 2008-11-18 19:23:35

Upload of image land of gnome umbrellas.JPG.

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WesleyRyan — 2006-03-11 19:18:08

Coprinus sp. have a toxin that you will become very aware of upon drinking booze

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MatthewTom — 2006-03-03 19:50:56

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MatthewTom — 2006-03-03 19:49:33

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MatthewTom — 2006-03-03 19:49:01

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	+ Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. In case you are curious, the most popular active species are Psilocybe cubensis, Psilocybe semilanceata, Psilocybe cyanescens, Psilocybe stunzii, Amanita muscaria and Gymnopilus spectabilis. Most of these are indistinct brown mushrooms which resemble billions of other uninteresting brown mushrooms, and a couple of deadly poisonous ones. +
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- - Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. In case you are curious, the most popular active species are Psilocybe cubensis, Psilocybe semilanceata, Psilocybe cyanescens, Psilocybe stunzii, Amanita muscaria and Gymnopilus spectabilis. Most of these are indistinct brown mushrooms which resemble billions of other uninteresting brown mushrooms, and a couple of deadly poisonous ones.

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MatthewTom — 2006-03-03 19:48:03

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	+ + Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of usually a substrate or wood dwelling fungus. These structures primarily serve as spore dispersal systems, usually for members of the group Basidiomycota. (However, there are notable exceptions to this rule in regard to some mushrooms such as the prized morels and true truffles.) Although mushrooms vary widely in shape, size and color, even among members of the same species, many generic mushrooms are characterized by the presence of a stem, cap and some sort of surface which spores are released from. These can range from the common gills, to pores (As in the prized boletes), to spines (as in the genus Hydnum, or the hedgehog mushroom), to folds (as in the chantrelles) to smooth surfaces which are indistinguishable from the rest of the fruiting body. There are some notable exceptions, such as the jelly fungi and coral fungi, the former lacking a stalk, and the latter lacking any sort of cap. Even within the archetypal mushroom type there is great diversity. + + People are often terrified fatal mushroom poisoning, but in reality, only a tiny handful of mushrooms can kill a person. That being said, take classes, learn from a wild mushroom guru, and be absolutely sure of your identification before eating a wild mushroom (or for that matter, any mushroom, other than the boring Agricus bisporus from the supermarket). + + Mushrooms found in Davis + * Agaricus sp. + * Coprinus comatus (Shaggy Mane) - Edible + * Coprinus sp. (Inky cap?) + * Naematoloma fasciculare (Sulfur tuft) - Poisonous + * Omphalotus olivascens (Western Jack O Lantern) - Poisonous + * Trametes sp. (Turkey tail) - Inedible
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- Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer.	+ Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. In case you are curious, the most popular active species are Psilocybe cubensis, Psilocybe semilanceata, Psilocybe cyanescens, Psilocybe stunzii, Amanita muscaria and Gymnopilus spectabilis. Most of these are indistinct brown mushrooms which resemble billions of other uninteresting brown mushrooms, and a couple of deadly poisonous ones. + + If you seek the absolute best edible mushrooms, your best bet is to somehow head to Mendocino county or Bodega Bay during the late fall to early spring after the rains. Some prized edibles you may find may include oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus), chantrelles (Cantharellus cibarius and Cantherellus subalbidus) and boletes (Boletus sp.).
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MatthewTom — 2006-03-03 19:40:59

Upload of image Flora_LBM.jpg.

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MatthewTom — 2006-03-03 19:40:43

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MatthewTom — 2006-03-03 19:40:27

Upload of image Flora_agaric.jpg.

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MatthewTom — 2006-03-03 19:40:09

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-03-24 21:36:41

cleaned up text

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	+ Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. Those looking for the mood enhancing varieties should contact their local drug dealer. + + Those interested in a more scholarly knowledge of mushrooms can enroll in [http://plantpathology.ucdavis.edu/plp/course/PLP40/PLP40i.htm PLP 40] and learn how to grow your own. This class is given winter quarter. +
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- - Those looking for edible varieties should check out the ["Farmers Market"], as there is one table full of nothing but various mushrooms. - - Those looking for the mood enhancement varieties should contact their local drug dealer. - - Or you can take [http://plantpathology.ucdavis.edu/plp/course/PLP40/PLP40i.htm PLP 40] and learn how to grow your own. This class is given winter quarter.

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BenjaminMiller — 2005-03-24 20:43:55

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SaulSugarman — 2005-03-24 20:19:41

Ewww ... mushrooms.

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JabberWokky — 2005-03-24 20:06:42

Mmmm... mushrooms.

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-03-24 19:45:12

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	+ The cool damp climate of ["Spring Flowers" Spring] in ["Davis"] is perfect for the growth of fungus. In the ["Arboretum"] and all around the ["Davis" city] mushrooms can be found at this time of year. Hopefully a mycologist will join the ["Front Page" wiki] and enumerate them all for us. + + [[Thumbnail(mushrooms.jpg, 420, "Mushrooms growing in the ["Arboretum"]")]] + + Visit our ["Town Flora"] page for more information on plants found locally.

Mushrooms

CarlMcCabe — 2005-03-24 19:40:01

Upload of image mushrooms.jpg.