/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.13121693]

''foraging for wild mushrooms is highly dangerous and shouldn't be odne unless you know how to''

Biology fan here, how do I qualify to safely forage for mushrooms? I have an app that scans mushrooms and gives a list of visuals, spore prints , anatomy, substrate growth stages and preferred trees/soil pH are all things I understand but it's all amateur level. I did find a destroying angel though!

[Anonymous No.13121702]

There might be a local mycological society or university or something that will positively ID them for you, especially if you live somewhere that mushroom foraging is popular. You can probably pick whatever with almost no risk, just don't eat them unless you're completely sure.

[Anonymous No.13121705]

What's the app?

And I would also like to know since 420chan /psy/ didn't help. Looking here in Morelos, Mexico. Already been to Tetela del Volcan.

[Anonymous No.13121709]

>>13121702
Would they charge?

[Anonymous No.13121717]

I’d not use a phone app and use a book. Typically you can buy a book for different regions/states in the US.

[Anonymous No.13121719]

>>13121693
bumping. much interest. id like to know what the app is. I want to forage for shrooms and edible plant life. I have a book but im scared to eat anything I find. im in eastern ontario canada. any info on courses, people, apps etc is helpful

[Anonymous No.13121721]

The Field Guide to North American Mushrooms has all of the information you need about spore print, spore morphology, gill morphology, color, range, habitat, etc. Hundreds of species.

[Anonymous No.13121725]

>>13121705
the mushrooms app. I wish I was joking about the name, logo is a bolete with a golden key infront of it.

[Anonymous No.13121729]

>>13121719
Don't eat if it's a fully white or olive shine gilled mushroom with a middle ring and cup at the base. I know that much.

[Anonymous No.13121734]

>>13121709
Sometime there is a small fee to join the club. But most people who are enthusiastic about mycology are happy to help ID mushrooms for you. Also I know mainstream subreddits are cringe as fuck, but the small subs like /r/mycology are an excellent resource. You can post your finds there for identification.

[Anonymous No.13121736]

>>13121719
where is the book from and what year it is? if it's old, or worse, from Euro in your case, it isn't reliable. Invasive species are a thing, colonists brought these fucking deathcaps to Europe.

[Anonymous No.13121741]

>>13121734
>>13121702
isn't lesson 1 learning how to ID the deathcap, funeral bell and destroying angel? they are the ''big 3'' in killcounts. If you mix an edible with an inedible, you'll get stomach cramps at worst. Whomever named these mushrooms must be metal.

[Anonymous No.13121742]

>>13121693
Dude haha

[Anonymous No.13121781]

>>13121741
I collect these to put people out of harm's way. a Deathcap can be used as pesticide and is basicly a really potent fly agaric.

[Anonymous No.13121976]

>>13121709
No charge for them

[Anonymous No.13122031]

>>13121693
OP, you'd probably be better off asking here:
>>>/out/1617984

[Anonymous No.13122041]

>>13121736
As a /lit/fag I've thought about that a lot. In Russian and european literature you often see references to even children going mushroom hunting in 19th century literature but you see no such thing in american lit of the same time period. It's almost like europe has very few poisonous mushrooms while the US has shitloads and requires expert level care in picking.

Are US mushrooms the equivalent of Australisn reptiles and arachnids?

[Anonymous No.13122095]

>>13122041
>Are US mushrooms the equivalent of Australisn reptiles and arachnids?

worse, you may stumble upon an unknown species abroad and mistake it for one of your natives. colonialism caused some bads to be exchanged both ways, and I doubt the parents of said cihldren didn't double-check and deliver feedback.

[Anonymous No.13122166]

>>13121741
>Whomever
Dumb ESL.

[Anonymous No.13122909]

>>13121693
>OH GOD... I'M GONNA... HAMUNNA... HAMMA.. I'M GONNA SHROOOOOM

[Anonymous No.13123048]

>>13122041
Of the thousands and thousands of wild mushroom species in North America, we know of at least 250 significantly poisonous mushrooms, and they are typically divided into eight different categories based on the chemistry of the toxins and the symptoms or syndromes that they elicit.
I few years back a Mexican moved into my neighborhood and I saw him picking mushrooms after a good rain. I didn't think anything about it until I saw paramedics pull up to his house a few hours later. The fool ate death caps and his kidneys started to shut down.

[Anonymous No.13123051]

>>13121693
>>>/out/ usually has a mycology general thread going. Ask them

[Anonymous No.13123053]

Why even bother with mushrooms? The calories are low. Better off sticking with berries which are so much easier to ID.

Further more if you are starving then you need to kill something and eat it!

[Anonymous No.13123055]

>>13122166
It’s actually the correct English term.
Try harder,.
Retard.

[Anonymous No.13123060]

>>13122166
You want to double check that, anon.

[Anonymous No.13123243]

>>13121693

It's regional, PNW here

Avoid gilled mushrooms to start. Morels are easy af to identify, you'd have to,be an absolute mong to misidentify a morel.

Boletes are next easiest, in my area porcini grows fucking everywhere. Looks like lung issue, can't mistake it.

Chantarelles are p easy too

[Anonymous No.13123290]

>>13123048
Lol. Guess who paid for the ambulance ride and hospital stay? Hint: They weren’t Mexicans

[Anonymous No.13124422]

>>13123243
Listen to this poster OP.

Also, lil tip. "Chantarelles" growing out of decaying wood in big bunches are in fact Jack o' Lanterns, which will give you a stomache

[Anonymous No.13124466]

>>13123048
I get extremely nervous about any mushroom that isn't babby's first edible shroom.

I went foraging recently and we found milk caps but fuck me if the more I looked at them the more they looked like Paxillus Involutus or whatever it's called, which I guess gives you anemia like years down the road out of nowhere lmao

[Anonymous No.13124697]

>>13123243
cool, got told to carry a potato knife to cut open morels as multiple chamber morels are false morels (also known as banker's morals, ZING!)

Isn't a mushroom per definition bad if it has a cup AND vulva as gilled mushroom?

[Anonymous No.13124701]

>>13124422
Jack o lanterns supposedly are bioluminescent, but it's too weak to see even under the moonlight.

[Anonymous No.13125106]

>>13121693
those are called wolf farts in french.

[Anonymous No.13125118]

>>13125106
I wish giant ones existed, like fist sized or larger.

[Anonymous No.13125539]

>>13122041
No, there are plenty of mushrooms in the US but the Brits and by extensions Americans never really got too into it.

[Anonymous No.13125783]

You start with the easy ones, boletes, chanterelles, morels, parasol.

[Anonymous No.13125793]

>>13125539
the Dutch and the natives though?

[Anonymous No.13125869]

>>13124697

I mean sure, to be safe, but false morels don't even really look that similar on the outside to begin with

[Anonymous No.13125885]

>>13125869
People still died to them, people even died to the sulphur tuft. How in the actual fuck do you die to the sulphur tuft?

[Anonymous No.13125974]

>>13125885
Because wild Enoki looks quite similar?

[Anonymous No.13125980]

>>13125974
Why the fuck haven’t human’s farmed more mushrooms yet?
It seems like in the world of mushrooms there’s about 10 “starter” mushrooms that anybody can just buy, and then there’s just hundreds that are up to yourself to find. Why haven’t we farmed more to avoid poisonings? It obviously isn’t that hard

[Anonymous No.13126040]

>>13125980
>It seems like in the world of mushrooms there’s about 10 “starter” mushrooms that anybody can just buy,

What do you mean? From what I've heard it's quite hard for americans to buy fresh chanterelles and boletes.

>It obviously isn’t that hard

It is. A lot of mushrooms like boletes and chanterelles require a complex eco system of right soil and the right trees growing nearby, which we haven't really figured out how it works exactly to replicate it. Oyster mushroom and Enoki are easy because they grow pretty much on any dead wood. Agaricus/button mushrooms grow on any soil.

[Anonymous No.13126082]

>>13126040
>any soil.

To clarify button mushrooms/portobello are grown on animal dung. If you think wild mushrooms are icky becase they grow in the woods think about that your cultivated mushrooms are covered in farm animal shit.

[Anonymous No.13126156]

>>13123055
>>13123060
All 3 of you are retards. Being a grammar Nazi is pants-on-head retarded, but you know what's worse? When the "correction" you make isn't even correct
Whoever = he/she/they
Whomever = him/her/them

[Anonymous No.13126165]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hmmk3RCz6SI

[Anonymous No.13126207]

>>13125980
because mushrooms are little bitches that hide in the ground who need everything just-so to make their delicious genitals pop out

[Anonymous No.13126270]

>>13126082
when i worked at a grocery store after highschool,i was woring produce, and a chinese guy came up to me and asked if our garlic was from china.

i told him, no, sorry man. mexico's finest. he told me never to buy any produce from china, because they grow it all in human shit

[Anonymous No.13126753]

>>13126270
Reminder the runners, aka the chinks you meet, did so for a reason. aren't their stories overblown? I'm no fan of the CCP but still…

>>13125974
makes sense, but sulphur tufts are far more piss-colored and only grow close to the ground?

>>13126207
>>13125980
>>13126040
I do know they require humidity, soil pH, soil salinity and presence of the roots of certain plants. why can't we hydroponic the fuck out of them? plant multiple age groups of the plants and sell them when they get too big?

[Anonymous No.13126767]

>>13125980
don't all mushrooms taste similar? thus I don't really see the point... oh look, that guy tastes a bit more strongly than that guy!

[Anonymous No.13126822]

>>13126767
Pretty any variety of food all tastes similar, you absolute retard

[Anonymous No.13126930]

>>13126822
so all the fruit tastes the same? okay.

[Anonymous No.13127027]

>>13126930
About as much as all mushrooms tasting the same. You're just speaking from a place of ignorance

[Anonymous No.13127059]

>>13127027
He asked a question you absolute assfag.

[Anonymous No.13127340]

>>13121693
Literally going to forage right now with my lovely wife. I'll post a pic of what we find.

[Anonymous No.13127411]

>>13127340
I somehow read fornicate, kek.

[Anonymous No.13127459]

>>13126753
it's more than that. we don't know what the fuck it is that some fungi want, besides what correlates to them appearing.

[Anonymous No.13127467]

>>13127459
how about getting out the heavy artillery and mess with the genes? we did so with maize. Or is mycology not advanced enough for it yet? another idea, but it's utterly stupid…. why not build the farm over the spot the wild mushroom you wish to farm was found?

[Anonymous No.13127896]

>>13127467
yes, our mycology is just not that advanced. fungi as a kingdom are profoundly poorly understood compared to the others (except maybe protista). Many of their commonplace mechanics are absolutely alien compared to other life forms.

[Anonymous No.13127904]

Just go with your grandma. Thats how we do it here in Russia.

[Anonymous No.13127978]

>>13121693
>live in east yurop
>learn how to gather shrooms for some books I picked up less for a dollar
>all marketplaces have qualified inspectors who will check your shit free of charge anyway
>tour just for fun once or twice every week and gather several hundred kilos of shrooms each year for free plus berries, deer antlers, minerals and other shit to sell

Get /out/, OP

[Anonymous No.13128064]

>>13127978
Yeah, but at the end of the day, you still squat in east Europe.

[Anonymous No.13128078]

>>13128064
>implying I'm a slav

[Anonymous No.13128192]

>>13127467
Calm down, buddy. There are over 100 species of mushroom being actively cultivated commercially around the globe (Japan boasts 80+), despite there typically only being 2-3 for sale in the typical American grocer.

The US is a soil rich meat loving nation. Countries with high quantities of cultivated mushrooms have very poor soil quality, limited space, and very little meat in their typical diet. Due to media shitshows around mushroom poisoning from the 1970's through today there's no mass demand for cultivated mushrooms in the US beyond portobellos and shiitake in the more gentrified areas. There are roughly 20 specialty mushrooms farmed or foraged for the high end dining segment, but at $8-$200/lb wholesale, there's really nowhere for the operations to expand into wider markets.

[Anonymous No.13128335]

Tonight’s haul, chanterelles, hedgehogs, and some puffballs.

[Anonymous No.13128392]

>>13125869
>>13123243
This. why the fuck do they even call the false morel a false morel? Maybe if you'd never seen an actual morel and got a really vague, incredibly inaccurate description that was just "a wrinkly mushroom."

[Anonymous No.13128402]

>>13128392
Overall it's fine, we don't want every foodie getting interested in mushroom foraging.

[Anonymous No.13129459]

>>13127059
Yeah but he’s right and you’re the absolute assfag, fag ass

[Anonymous No.13129505]

>>13121693
I wish I could fart cum with my dick too

[Anonymous No.13129517]

>>13121693
why not just grow them

[Anonymous No.13129535]

Just do it YOLO!

[Anonymous No.13129718]

>>13128402
Mushroom hunting seems to get popular among the food hipster crowd.

[Anonymous No.13129756]

>>13129718
Some of that might be from them seeing them in hipster grocery stores for shitloads of money.
Morel season in the Eastern Midwest has been so shitty the past couple years that the prices skyrocket.

[Anonymous No.13129786]

>>13129718
>>13129756
>>13127978

aren't people that overgather to blame? how do you expect morels to stay gatherable if guys like the third don't let them spore?

[Anonymous No.13129820]

>>13129786
Maybe, but I'm talking about the weather.
As soon as mushroom season hits there have been frosts that fuck them up and by the time the good morels are supposed to pop up it gets too hot and dry.

[Anonymous No.13129824]

>>13129820
climate change works two ways - shouldn't there be sites that are made fit for Morels due it?

[Anonymous No.13129851]

>>13129824
That means going South to Kentucky and West Virginia which are so dangerous to wander in the woods and then half of Tennessee is a fucking mountain range.

[Anonymous No.13129858]

>>13129851
Plus rural WV is a post-apocalyptic shithole

[Anonymous No.13129892]

>>13129851
how are these spots dangerous? wildlife? I'm from Europe. Second, can't you just get a high powered non-automatic rifle if it's wildlife?

[Anonymous No.13129895]

>>13129892
>can't you just get a high powered non-automatic rifle
Why not get a high powered automatic rifle???

[Anonymous No.13129903]

>>13129895
aren't these illegal even in the US?

[Anonymous No.13129908]

>>13129903
No, unless you mean fully automatic machine guns which are basically unobtainable.

[Anonymous No.13129919]

>>13129908
well okay, is the threat in these 2 states wildlife or are there moonshiners or something? I got no problem with you shooting people but it's a bit silly for a few morels.

[Anonymous No.13129933]

>>13121709

Only if provoked

[Anonymous No.13129943]

>>13128335
I actually smelled such young puffball, how do you eat something with such an extremely strong stench?

[Anonymous No.13130037]

>>13129919
Mountainfolk: The hillbilly's hillbilly. Some spots in those areas have poverty and education levels comparable to the third world, no hyperbole.

[Anonymous No.13130944]

>>13130037
so does that make them good or even worse than hillbillies? I mean, some tribes are super friendly (Namibia as reference) with education and wealth like that you would basicly get tribe mentality.

[Anonymous No.13131013]

whats this?

[Anonymous No.13131030]

>>13131013
that's grass, anon. it looks like that close up.

[Anonymous No.13131055]

>>13131013
extremely common species, either nonedible (makes you poo poo) or tasteless morsel. Not worth the effort.

[Anonymous No.13131144]

>>13131055
ty

[Anonymous No.13131167]

>>13131144
another extremely common shroom is the Yellow-Stainer, you know, like you in your bed. look the species up, it grows where Nitrogen is overabundant due fertilizer abuse or dog shit spam. edible, but would you?

[Anonymous No.13131176]

>>13130037
You don't say!

[Anonymous No.13131182]

>>13131176
yeah but are they bad or basicly like a feral tribe? weirded out if you approach them but most of the time, not aggressive.

[Anonymous No.13131414]

>>13129943
You have to harvest them when they’re pure white all the way through. They only smell once the spore sac is maturing.

[Anonymous No.13131429]

>>13131414
yeah, when they're ripe the only use is to make them go kaboom. which is mad fun.

I opened such an unripe white one, smelled it, the scent is extreme. Like garlic with mushroom. it isn't the smell of rot, as I once smelled a rot bolete and it made me puke in my mouth. does the puffball smell/taste diminish with cooking?

[Anonymous No.13131457]

>>13131429
I've never smelled one that was distasteful, and I consider them to be mild. Perhaps the ones in your geographic region have a stronger odor? I have eaten puffballs from many areas, both small and giant, and never noticed this extreme scent.

[Anonymous No.13131497]

>>13131457
the small ones without stipe, in fields that turn brown and have brown-yellow puffs. I opened one and a cream colored paste came out that had this garlic-shroom odor when I sniffed it.

[Anonymous No.13131522]

>>13131497
Yeah that was long past edible. If it's not pure white on the inside, it's not edible.

[Anonymous No.13131595]

>>13125118
They do

[Anonymous No.13131627]

>>13131595
This, and they're delicious. But you may need to upgrade the size of your frying pan.

[Anonymous No.13131636]

>>13131627
Oh my gosh, I've never seen one that big before. I bet biting into it is like a dirt-flavored marshmallow. I'd slice this into steaks and grill them!

[Anonymous No.13131651]

>>13131627
that's a disgrace to the puffball family, it doesn't even go boom! what is the largest one that goes boom if you step on it?

[Post first vidya that you have(...) No.13131847]

Just picked these today.

[Anonymous No.13131864]

these boletes look a bit too old… what's the white one? fully white amanita and veil makes me a bit uneasy… hope you are safe!

[Anonymous No.13131872]

>>13131847
See ya on the other side...

[Post first vidya that you have(...) No.13131981]

>>13131872

u mirin?

[Anonymous No.13131993]

>>13131981
>>13131847

wtf 4chanx. why you put random thread name to my post name

[Anonymaus No.13132001]

>>13131993
yeah it does that, Always doublecheck

[Anonymous No.13132317]

>>13126767

No, a porcini will taste very different form a morel or a morel from a lobster mushroom, for example.

I think thos sentiment mainly comes from America or similar places where most people only know white button crimini, and portobello, which are all just dofferent stages of growth of the same mushroom.

[Anonymous No.13132327]

>>13131847

Looking at that white one makes my liver hurt

[Anonymaus No.13132469]

>>13132327
your kidneys are far more precious :^)

anyway, i'm collecting destroying angels to use them as juiced up fly agaric insecticide (they're genetic cousins anyway…) does Amatoxin affect flies too or is it just the muscarin?

[Anonymous No.13132501]

>>13121693
just pick chantrelles, hedgehog mushrooms and maybe boletes
bolotes are kinda meh tho

[Anonymous No.13132566]

>>13132469

I've done fly agaric before. Sort of like somewhere between alcohol and ketamine, or like a high dose of phenibut.

Anyway, destroying angels are vastly more toxic. You can buy powdered amanita muscaria for cheap online if you really want some for insecticide.

[Anonymous No.13133827]

>>13126767
They will have a distinctly mushroom taste like how lots of citrus fruits have a distinctly citrus taste while also still tasting differently enough from each other that you can tell them apart and like some more than others or use some for certain dishes over others.

[Anonymous No.13133910]

>Biology fan
>relies totally on an app made for dummies instead of spending the time to learn about what he claims to be interested in

Pathetic.

>>13122041
>It's almost like europe has very few poisonous mushrooms while the US has shitloads
Nope.

>>13127896
>Many of their commonplace mechanics are absolutely alien compared to other life forms.
You have no clue what you are saying. You can find chitin, filamentous cellular growth, saprotrophism, mutualism etc in many other kingdoms. Yes they have unique taxa and characters but every kingdom does. Just because you don't know anything about fungi doesn't make them alien or magical.

[Anonymous No.13134051]

Could someone tell me what these are? Fungus already creeps me out conceptually, but I've never seen anything like this before. I'm in New York, if that matters.

[Anonymous No.13134076]

>>13134051
LBMs

delicious in an alcohol sauce like a rum sauce

[Anonymous No.13135396]

>>13132327

why is that

[Anonymaus No.13136992]

>>13134076
>>13134051
Lactarius family member for sure, but not all are dible are they?

[Anonymous No.13137008]

>>13121693

I always thought foraging for shrooms would be cool until I remember I'm slightly color blind.
Mistaking brown for blue is the difference between delicious and fucking dead.

[Anonymaus No.13138109]

>>13137008
you shouldn't venture in the wilderness alone anyway. hey, is your stamina storng? you can carry the determination kits we would need to use.

[Anonymous No.13138325]

>>13137008
It's for the best. I always try to dissuade people from getting into mushroom foraging.

[Anonymous No.13138706]

Bump, OP’s a legend. I’m an Indian and we would probably die if we tried to eat food this spicy.

[Anonymous No.13138730]

>>13121693
Semi new forager here, I actually found it not as hard as anticipated you just have to be careful and double check as well as stick to easy to recognize varieties to start.

Puffballs like you have in pic are pretty foolproof if you're paying attention. Pic related is a haul from a couple days ago. The white mushrooms are elm oysters which grow like crazy around here. I've collected about that amount most days for the last week or so.

[Anonymous No.13138812]

>>13138730
Elm oysters (hypsizygus ulmarius) being cooked. They're probably my favorite wild mushroom, some specimens can get quite big and they have a firm but juicy texture. The flavor is similar to normal oysters, classically mushroom but with a light taste of the smell of tree sap. They aren't earthy at all, which I do really like in some mushrooms but I find the clean woody mushroom flavour very appealing.

[Anonymous No.13138819]

>>13138812
I get elm oysters at my lake home. I can often collect a couple pounds in ten minutes, they are that prolific. Looks great, anon.

[Anonymous No.13138824]

>>13138812
I guess this is turning into my mushroom blog. Here's some giant puffballs. They are honestly probably my least favorite wild mushroom I've eaten so far. Still good and worth cooking up if you find them, but I find the texture a little mushy and the flavour pretty good but not up there with oysters or morrels of even shaggy manes.

[Anonymous No.13138841]

>>13138819
Yeah if you have the right kind of trees in an area they can be a real bonanza.

Here's some chicken of the woods from a few weeks back, another foolproof beginner's mushroom and extremely tasty in my opinion. The texture and even flavour really is surprisingly like chicken with deep mushroom undertones. These are pretty rare w

[Anonymous No.13138856]

>>13138841
-cont
Pretty rare where I am so I really cherish when I find them.

Pic related are shaggy manes, also very easy to identify. Very earthy flavour and they cook down to almost nothing, but very worth collecting.

[Anonymous No.13138945]

Some yellow/orangy boletes I found some time ago. Anyone knows what these are?

[Anonymous No.13138953]

>>13138945
Left one is a parasol, right I am not sure. Shaggy parasol?

[Anonymous No.13138969]

>>13138953
Are you joking? They're not even similar.

[Anonymous No.13138977]

>>13138969
I was refering to the one in my picture.

[Anonymous No.13139226]

>>13138977
Golly I'm dumb, you're probably right but worth checking the spores.

[Anonymous No.13139861]

>>13133910
You are very smart and epic. I am sure people like to be around you in real life.

[Anonymaus No.13140680]

>>13138945
I dunno the english name, I learn the latin ones for this very reason. Boletus Badius I think, it stains blue. that one is too beat up to be any good. Yes, it's seriously named ''Badius'' but the deathcap's name had ''Phalloid'' in it.

>>13133910
aren't all the Euro deadlies like the deathcap imported by unwitting colonists when they shipped hardwoord from the new world to here?

Apps are where my searches START. thorough research on mycology institutes (I use the US and EU ones) is where it ends.

[Anonymaus No.13140683]

>>13138953
couldn't you let the left one be for a day or two? this way it looks like the false parasol, which gives you poo in loo syndrome.

[Anonymous No.13140686]

>>13129933
Keked and cheked

[Anonymaus No.13141184]

>>13140686
I wish fungi developed into complex life like animals. like, why don't we got a giant walking shroom that shoots puffballs?

[Anonymous No.13141226]

>>13129908
>not carrying a .50 caliber belt fed rotary cannon with you at all times
It's like you're asking to get mauled by squirrels

[Anonymous No.13141446]

>>13130944
Not in America. Hillbillies are the dregs of society.

[Anonymous No.13141464]

>>13141184
Some sort of do. This is a dog vomit slime mold that I have pop up in my garden periodically through the summer, it moves around and they are said to be semi-sentient. It will show up, then meander around the garden for a few days before drying up and becoming spores that will then grow another slime mold.

[Anonymaus No.13141517]

>>13141464
I thought slime molds are bacterial and the name is a misnomer? How fast are they?

[Anonymous No.13141546]

>>13141517
Yeah they're not classified as fungus anymore but still seemed worth mentioning. They're certainly not fast, move a foot or two a day I would say. They seem to move around more on days when there's a lot of moisture like light drizzle all day.

[Anonymaus No.13141570]

>>13141546
if you grab two of them, and smash them together, will they act as a singular colony or defuse?

[Anonymous No.13141616]

>>13141570
Not only will they act as a single colony, they will exchange information and the new colony will have the knowledge of both.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/paris-zoo-blob-1.5325747

[Anonymous No.13141676]

>>13121693
Get some slides, get a microscope, one of the most reliable ways is spore printing.

[Anonymous No.13141690]

>>13140683
No, There were like 5 there a couple days before I picked the one in the picture which I waiter to mature. When I went there again someone else already picked them all and this was the only one left. If I would have waited it would have been picked too.

[Anonymous No.13141722]

>>13140680
>Boletus Badius
The google results look nothing like the one I found. Pic related is the picture I get when I google it.

The boletes here >>13138945 weren't brown, they looked intensively yellow/orange/almost red in some spots. They weren't really beat up, the blue bruising was just me touching them, they bruised blue very fast very intensively.

[Anonymaus No.13141741]

>>13141616
what kind of knowledge? like, if I fuse all of them they'll take over the world?

>>13141722
well, growth stage and location may affect the look abit, but try out mycokeys. it's a website just for this.

[Anonymous No.13142237]

>>13121693
I got a kilogram of yellowfoot one month ago. Not bad in my opinion

[Anonymous No.13142275]

>>13140680
>>13141722
Zeller's Boletes also had a reddish cap and bruises blue, but I'm not used to seeing them with such long stems. I've got some dried ones from Deep Cove last year, but even looking at fresh ones online should give you a good example.

[Anonymaus No.13142317]

>>13142275
>>13141722
are bite marks a surefire to ''this is edible'' (rodent sized) or doesn't it mean shit?

[Anonymous No.13143503]

>>13142317
doesn't mean shit

buy the book Mushrooms Demystified if you want to be safe

[Anonymous No.13143564]

>>13121693
you go with your grandpa as kid and so you learn it and can go alone later, that's whole science, also don't pick any shit you are not completely sure about

[Anonymous No.13143690]

>>13121693
>>Who is Paul Stamets

[Anonymous No.13145108]

Bump

[Anonymous No.13145281]

>>13121781
Really? If so, good on you, anon.

[Anonymous No.13145491]

>>13121693
UGHHH I AM SHROOOMING

[Anonymous No.13145560]

did you guys see larry "tree" lonik the morel mushroom man?