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scottostuniDescripción
Psilocybe niveotropicalis nom. prov.
Growing in landscaped mulch bed, bruises blue when handled
Cap: 2.1 – 4.5cm, hygrophanous, translucent striate
Stipe: 2 – 8mm in width, up to 3.8 cm in length
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thehyphaemovementDescripción
Maybe ovoids? Stipe isn’t as tough as alenii or cyanescens. Seems to have a membranous annulus. Seems to be blueing. Purple-brown spores can be seen on caps.
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alan_rockefellerDescripción
The Big Oyster collection, from one of the potted plants in the garden section.
From this thread.
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mycelleDescripción
More from the same location, this has sequenced closer to P. stuntzii and P. angulospora than P. tasmaniana
https://inaturalist.nz/observations/78658161
https://inaturalist.nz/observations/91838773
https://inaturalist.nz/observations/86936447
https://inaturalist.nz/observations/165281134 Alan 2023 Pot Plant
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keithtownsendLugar
Tiritiri Matangi Island, Tiritiri Matangi Lighthouse, Army Bay, Whangaparaoa 0930, New Zealand (Google, OSM)
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ivybootsDescripción
Inky blue staining on caps & stalk. Numerous in a bark garden.
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renette1Descripción
In potted plant at garden centre. Significant blueing after handling.
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radagastDescripción
Substrate: Nikau frond
Amongst Kawakawa and Mahoe also.
Found in close proximity to P. subaeruginosa
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morpheousDescripción
Stains blue. I have not seen this one before. Def not subaeruginosa
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zaschfDescripción
Look what crawled into the garage. A pretty large Centipede of about 18cm long.
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josmith39Descripción
Growing indoors in pot plant with bird of paradise plant
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steady_thumbsDescripción
Direction is from the top right hand corner
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jimpicksDescripción
growing out of dead Mahoe ( i think, a little hard to pin it down) native bush, kawakawa, kanuka and Mahoe dominant.
Presume Subaeruginosa, quite umbonate though so possibly Makarorae?
