

I just arrived in Xalapa, Mexico - today was my first day of mushroom hunting. Here's what I found:



Helvella sp.







Helvella sp.







A bolete, perhaps Retiboletus















Scleroderma texense







Psilocybe mexicana



































Cortinarius sp.







Coprinellus disseminatus







Panus neostrigosus























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Nice! I really like the Panus neostrigosus.



Is that a Gomphus sp. in your tackle box, upper right corner..?



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The mushroom stuffed into the upper right corner of my tackle box is a large Panus neostrigosus.



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wow, looks like a diverse group of fungi you found. I can't tell which are your favorites

im gonna guess Panus neostrigosus and Psilocybe mexicana?



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Awesome pictures, thanks for sharing! I love how exotic and alien some of these mushrooms appear.



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awesome

Psilocybe mexicana there alan



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Are you gonna eat any of those? I would like to see a full on trip report inspired by some mexicana.

Or a report from any exotic Psilocybe would be interesting.



Have fun.



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How closely related are P. mexicana and P. semilanceata? They look strikingly similar in many respects. Maybe this is an old question but just looking at those pics it occurred to a fool like me. And I'm sure our mycologists have a good detailed answer there...



Beautiful shots BTW. I love seeing the variety in parts of he world that I have not yet visited.



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Awesome finds, oh the things I'd give to be in Mexico after a good rain.



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Fantastic. I just watched one of your presentations on the mushrooms of Mexico.



I also happen to be in the DF right now. I'm considering hitting up one of the parques here to do some hunting of my own. Any suggestion on one of the many parks to visit? I was considering heading over to Cumbres del Ajusco tomorrow.



Great pictures! Best of luck on the hunt.



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Hunter hunter said:

Are you gonna eat any of those? I would like to see a full on trip report inspired by some mexicana.

Or a report from any exotic Psilocybe would be interesting.











No, I am going to save them for microscopy and DNA analysis. There were only three of them.





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How closely related are P. mexicana and P. semilanceata?









They are very far apart. P. mexicana is over by P. caerulescens, and P. semilanceata is over hy P. hispanica and P. fasciata.





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soozler said:

I also happen to be in the DF right now. I'm considering hitting up one of the parques here to do some hunting of my own. Any suggestion on one of the many parks to visit? I was considering heading over to Cumbres del Ajusco tomorrow.











The best places to hunt near DF are Popocatepetl and Nevado de Toluca. I have been to Ajusco and did find the first recorded of Psilocybe aztecorum there a couple years ago, but the other places I mentioned are much better.



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Cool thread. Keep the pics coming.



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wowitch17 said:

Cool thread. Keep the pics coming.







Agaricus subrufescens group



Stains red in KOH, almond odor







Amanita rubescens group







An undescribed species of Boletellus











The dots on the veil are spores that fell out of the pores while the veil was still covering them







With longitudinally striate spores







Boletus dupainii











Tylopilus sp.







Hydnum albidum







Psilocybe subtropicalis











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very nice!!



that Tylopilus isn't a Leccinum?



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Funging BEE-YOU-TEA-FULL!



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bloodworm said:

that Tylopilus isn't a Leccinum?









No, it's a Tylopilus. No scabers on the stem. I was thinking Retiboletus for awhile but its not that either.



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