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Found growing near my usual sub patch.

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Could it be chlorophyllum molybdites? Did you do a spore print?

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Chlorophyllum brunneum.

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No spore print, will go back tomorrow.. are Chlorophyllum edible?

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chlorophyllum molybdites = no, not edible. Makes you quite sick in the guts, vomit and such for hours.

Chlorophyllum brunneum - yes but not recommended for novices due to the ease you can mistake it with molybdites.

molybdites has a green spore print, brunneum should have a white spore print.

Sometimes Chlorophyllum species can be taken mistakenly when looking for macrolepiota species which are the "edible parasol" mushrooms.

That is what I have read anyway. I'm yet to positively ID a Chlorophyllum in the wild as I don't think they are found here in SA very much if at all, although i have eaten macrolepiota clelandii. (it tasted great BTW)

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Chlorophyllum Molybdites are poisonous, however, Chlorophyllum Brunneum are edible when (well) cooked. C. Molybdites will have a green spore (as apposed to white), but apart from that will look relatively identical.

C. Brunneum causes allergic reactions often even when cooked, so, if you identify your mushroom as this eat only a small portion first etc.

-dio

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Season, habitat and general appearance rule out C. molybdites almost certainly. But by all means, if you think about eating them, check the spore print first.

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White spore print.. Tried some this morning with my eggs. Fried in oil with garlic and Tyme.. These have a really nutty flavour.. 3 hours on no reactions so far..

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Very good btw

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