Seeking identification of some mushrooms (paying $10 by paypal to the person who can identify them correctly)

[etalns]

here

If you can succesfully identify the two mushrooms in the top picture, and the mushroom in the bottom picture. I will pay $10 by paypal right after

Thanks in advance for anyone who is willing to give this a try.

Qosis

 

[AreaCode707]

Don't know. Science test?

 

[etalns]

Biology project. I've mulled over this for hours upon hours, to no luck. Errr!

 

[AreaCode707]

What area are they from? I think I've seen some like them in Cali, but I could be completely wrong.

 

[HappyPuppy]

Do you have visions when you ingest them?

 

[hungrypete]

heres a starter for someone

 

[etalns]

Originally posted by: hungrypete
heres a starter for someone

already tried that

 

[Wallydraigle]

The coral shaped one looks like Lentaria byssiseda, or cotton-base coral to me. It's not a very clear picture so I could be wrong. I doubt you'll ever get an ID on the other one. It's what os known as an LBM (little brown mushroom). Even mycologists have trouble with these. If I had to guess I would say it's a Conocybe of some sort, but I would say there's less than a 5% chance that that's right.

I don't really know about the bottom ones. They kind of look like aromatic milky caps, but with just a low res pic to go by there's hardly any way that's right.

We really need more detail like gill attachment, or smell, even spore color would go a long way towards an ID. Most shrooms are impossible to ID even in person just by appearance.

Hope I helped. If it turns out by some freak chance that I was right on all accounts I don't want any money.

 

[DigDug]

Okay, here's a failsafe test.

Eat one. If you die, then you (your mother rather) will know that its a "Poisonous" mushroom. And who knows, maybe its part of the Psilocybe family, and you'll get all fuzzy-eyed.

 

[Hayabusa Rider]

You have what mycologists call a LBM- Little Brown Mushroom- I know a little about such things, and usually the only way to identify them is by sporeprints, and examining the spores under the microscope. Good luck.