Liberty Cap Spore Print Color

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Liberty cap spore print color.

Pacific blue liberty cap spore print microscopy kit. My attempt at a spore print was a bust. Keep in mind however that the longer the cap is left. 15 feet from garage on a very wooded lot 20 minutes from the coast.

Take the print on a non porous pure black surface. They will very in size and it really depends on the size of the mushroom cap that drops the spores as to how big each print will be. Do not taste psilocybe semilanceata because it is hallucinogenic and some people have required hospital treatment after eating this species. It would help to see the undersides and spore print color would also be useful.

In a few hours spores will collect on the paper according to the radiating symmetry of the gills. Pacific blue liberty cap spore print microscopy kit. If the cap leaves behind dark purplish brown spores when placed on a piece of paper while drying out it is more than likely a liberty cap mushroom. Our spore prints will come on heavy duty aluminum foil and the spore prints will usually be dense with spores.

The gill attachment to the stem can be called adnexed or rather a very light attachemnt. The spore print is a pale orange brown color. Liberty caps are common on the west coast of the united states particularly in the northwestern states of washington and oregon. Manure enriched grasslands.

The gills will be somewhat crowded and turn from pale to purple brown in old age. The pacific blue strain is an uncommon but not necessarily rare color variant with unusual bluish tones and a more hemispheric cap shape. If you get spores their color should be obvious. These look like panaeolus foenesecii.

It can be easy to get excited at the caramel cap color when you notice it in the field but you should know by now that that doesn t necessarily mean you ve found psilocybe. Habitat ecological role. This poisonous saprobic grassland mushroom is most often found on upland pastures notably on hill slopes. You will see the print more easily on white but any difference from black is best assessed on a black surface not sure about the global distribution of p.