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I'm just a person who does mycology for fun.

  • Gamefreak definitely used this as the inspiration for the Snivy line.

  • And not only do we also wear shorts in the winter, we refuse to use umbrellas no matter how hard it's pouring outside.

  • Didn't it come out after Vice City?

  • It's so dry, how can you even tell it's a Tricholoma?

  • Try wrapping your head around colors used in taxonomic keys for a bit.

  • That's some gorgeous color on those loaves.

  • I skip the first two blinds for way less than that, I frequently regret it but that doesn't stop me from trying.

  • I agree with hypholoma but fasciculare doesn't have white fibrils on the stipe like some of those do. Dispersum is a better match IMO.

  • Talk to people, organize with your community, start movements, take over political parties.

  • Where's its golden crown? Is that a sexually dimorphic trait or something?

  • It's already established and a lot of highly knowledgeable local mycologists already hang out there and have no interest in switching to another platform.

  • That's consistent with Hypholoma, maybe next time.

  • They have a stiff chalky texture that's easy to recognize if you know it but throwing them at a tree to see if they shatter like a snowball is a great way for beginners to confirm that they've found a Russula.

  • In addition to the reasons for given for Russula in the other comment: LBMs tend to be deadly poisonous and aren't that interesting to look at so nobody cares about figuring out which one is which except professional researchers.

    Russula at least have colorful caps, choice-edible species, and are fun to huck at trees.

  • When there's so little functional difference between the species, groups become more useful for identification.

    I don't blame you if you don't want to chew on raw Russula long enough to tell whether or not it's eventually spicy though.

  • Mushroom species have different geographic ranges and it's hard to identify species from a photo unless you've seen it in real life so global groups tend to be less useful than local groups.

    Also the accessibility of the fediverise as a platform is an issue. The best place to go for PNW mushroom identification is a Facebook group as much as I hate to say it.

  • It's probably not 100% absolute but most Deconica and Psilocybe have a peelable cuticle to some extent.

  • Sorry to disappoint but looks like hypholoma dispersum to me.

    • there's no blueing on the stems or margin in any of your photos, the ones you picked should have had stained blue anywhere you touched them
    • The margin isn't translucent striate

    If the cap cuticle is peelable you could make a case that it's not Hypholoma but without any blueing it's gonna be Deconica not Psilocybe.