So i am dipping my toes into #fungistr
Any insights
nostr:npub15f0lnlxujj05a8cr7emhsz9cszcjalaq0su6rymvw22zuth0h9fs7cqrdx nostr:npub1gcfaxg923qp8j2j69ue5ng3q0ce0vu0gcpqqtqxacv8d5m7a7c4qmhchdf nostr:npub132h6042qm8eywpz806aq7w0vyjmav4pehn6c3vzdd8xy9zhlfs4qwwe2yu 
None, really! Gills or pores? That might be first to narrow it down (I’m guessing gills). Then the bulbous bottom can be a clue. The way the stem breaks… spore prints. KOH tests. The environment.
You find this in your garden bed?
Hello nostr:npub1dgpt04w4c88wc0g262xaw8zvlm4mvwtmjhl0tn2sxtyjywsn6q4qt8ka3a, I'm down to help, but I'll need some more information to produce an accurate identification assessment.
1. Pictures of the gills.
2. Where did you find the fruiting body?
3. Get a spore print, upload the results. Instructions:
Simply place the cap gill side down on parchment paper, wait a few hours, then carefully remove the cap to reveal the spore print.
4. Any other mushrooms nearby?
Found them here in the grass path, there was one other around just like it.
The gills were almost solid (the photos from last night)
I will see what else i can get for you tonight hopefully 
