Mushrooms? In /my/ plant?
Aug. 26th, 2007 12:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nonethefewerHokay.
* The visual dictionary's entry on a mushroom. Another image. (Also one in Japanese. ?)
* A-ha! A fantastic resource on mushrooms. Go to the end for images. This is useful for...
* ...RogersMushrooms.com.
So:
- Convex, fibrous cap. [eta] Could be conical.
- It has gills underneath, same colouring.
- Cream-coloured, with a dusky tip on the cap.
- Bulbous end to the stem ("end" = "just before it goes underground"). Actually, club-shaped, apparently.
- The ring is flared, just one.
- The stem is... I can't find my ruler, but it's neither spidery-thin nor chunkily-huge.
- The stem is currently not longer than the cap is wide, from what I can see.
- It's straight up, not off the side or weirdly diagonal.
- There's just the one - no clustering (yet, at any rate).
Also, a new picture. It's still a bit blurry, but you can see most of what I described above in that image.
Probably a reeeally common type, but I know dick about mushrooms, so. The links above are useful for knowing names and identifying marks, but are less so for narrowing down what this one is.
?????
Edited-to-add notes:
- The cap is vaguely rubbery. The edges are tending to curl.
* The visual dictionary's entry on a mushroom. Another image. (Also one in Japanese. ?)
* A-ha! A fantastic resource on mushrooms. Go to the end for images. This is useful for...
* ...RogersMushrooms.com.
So:
- Convex, fibrous cap. [eta] Could be conical.
- It has gills underneath, same colouring.
- Cream-coloured, with a dusky tip on the cap.
- Bulbous end to the stem ("end" = "just before it goes underground"). Actually, club-shaped, apparently.
- The ring is flared, just one.
- The stem is... I can't find my ruler, but it's neither spidery-thin nor chunkily-huge.
- The stem is currently not longer than the cap is wide, from what I can see.
- It's straight up, not off the side or weirdly diagonal.
- There's just the one - no clustering (yet, at any rate).
Also, a new picture. It's still a bit blurry, but you can see most of what I described above in that image.
Probably a reeeally common type, but I know dick about mushrooms, so. The links above are useful for knowing names and identifying marks, but are less so for narrowing down what this one is.
?????
Edited-to-add notes:
- The cap is vaguely rubbery. The edges are tending to curl.
