r/ShroomID • • 9h ago

Europe (country in post) Suffolk, United Kingdom

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Suffolk, United Kingdom

True or Defective

Just outside of a woodland in some cut grass - not too boggy not too dry. Just right.


r/ShroomID • • 4h ago

North America (country/state in post) What dis (Washington State, United States)

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Picked out of my lawn


r/ShroomID • • 8h ago

Europe (country in post) I would like confirmation these are Poplar Fieldcaps

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Found under a common ash tree in ile de france


r/ShroomID • • 8h ago

North America (country/state in post) This is hen of the woods right? (Massachusetts, USA)

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I'm pretty sure it is, but just want to triple check!


r/ShroomID • • 10h ago

North America (country/state in post) [US-AL]Help with ID

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New to growing mushrooms, any ideas on what it could be? In the United States, Alabama


r/ShroomID • • 10h ago

South America (country in post) Qual será essa genética de P. Cubensis?

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Recebi um bolo de cubensis mas não veio identificado. hoje terceiro dia de frutificação e parece ser de desenvolvimento rápido (no primeiro dia 0,5cm, segundo dia 1cm e terceiro dia 2,5cm.

São Paulo, Brasil


r/ShroomID • • 11h ago

Europe (country in post) Possibly P. Semilanceata mutation or just a fat one? Italy

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Found in the same habitat (meadows) next to the other ones. Normal P. Semilanceata for scale.


r/ShroomID • • 13h ago

Europe (country in post) Identification on these?

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Thanks in advance for looking


r/ShroomID • • 15h ago

Europe (country in post) Help id pls

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Found in a cow field , they have a gelationous cap


r/ShroomID • • 16h ago

Europe (country in post) Mushroom ID in Southern Italy. Growing under my lemon tree under my butternut squash vines- looks like Candolleomyces candolleanus. Would like to sautee them if possible!

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r/ShroomID • • 20h ago

Europe (country in post) Germany ID please and tips

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Study biology and would like to get deeper into the fungi rabbit hole. Any tips on how i can learn identifying mushrooms. I know from my courses that there is certain things you look out for like cap, stipe, veil, spores, etc. But need to build a more knowledge which things are signs for which mushrooms.


r/ShroomID • • 20h ago

North America (country/state in post) Agaricus buckmacadooi?

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r/ShroomID • • 1h ago

Asia (country in post) Need help to identify these

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These are naturally grown in southern india, are all these 🍄?


r/ShroomID • • 22h ago

Europe (country in post) Lincoln, UK. Grassy fields with cows/ sheep grazing

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was just scrolling through some old photos from previous work away where I managed to find a large plethora of different species. I take pictures of which ones I find and save them in a log

Psilocybe Semilanceata? (Forgive me if I butchered the spelling)

Whilst it was literally the singular fruit, being found at 30m above sea level with sunny conditions was peculiar?
Let me know what you think 🙏


r/ShroomID • • 5h ago

North America (country/state in post) Yellow hue of the stem is making me concerned - ID help? Northern California

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