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    #17742218 - 02/04/13 03:22 AM (1 day, 6 hours ago) 	
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Found these in SoCal's Pine needle soil near the road in San Gabriel Valley. This mushroom has a strong portebello smell. Large fruit. Gives a reddish/pink/ color print.


Is this an edible?


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    #17742222 - 02/04/13 03:24 AM (1 day, 6 hours ago) 	
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Perhaps chlorophyllum brunneum.
When you speak of a reddish/pink color print, I assume you mean the color the flesh bruises and not the actual spore print, right?


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    #17742865 - 02/04/13 09:39 AM (1 day, 40 minutes ago) 	
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    Perhaps chlorophyllum brunneum.
    When you speak of a reddish/pink color print, I assume you mean the color the flesh bruises and not the actual spore print, right?



Or perhaps the wet orangish/reddish stain that mushrooms can leave on white paper was confused for the spore color. See what happens when you put the cap on aluminum foil overnight with a heavy cup/bowl over top :thumbup:


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    #17743270 - 02/04/13 11:33 AM (22 hours, 46 minutes ago) 	
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C rachodes or C brunneum. I cant tell how abruptly curved the stem base is from that pic. :shrug:


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    #17743284 - 02/04/13 11:39 AM (22 hours, 41 minutes ago) 	
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Its Chlorophyllum brunneum.


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    #17743312 - 02/04/13 11:47 AM (22 hours, 32 minutes ago) 	
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so that base is curved enough or can you tell another way?


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    #17743361 - 02/04/13 11:57 AM (22 hours, 22 minutes ago) 	
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It's the abruptly marginate bulb at the stipe base.