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Panaeolus olivaceus
F.H. Moller
F.H. Moller






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Pileus (Cap):
1- 3(4) cm across, Distinctly campanulate then subhemispheric to convex, becoming broadly conic, not fully expanding, incurved margin when young, dark smoky-grayish to dark cinnamon, drying to a straw-yellow or slightly olive-gray color, remaining more reddish-brown towards the center, hygrophanous, smooth, sometimes striated or finely corrugated, flesh thick and firm.
Lamellae (Gills):
Adnate to adnexed, close, thin, pallid, mottled, slightly olive-greenish, becoming dark purplish gray-black in age, edge whitish.
Stipe (Stem):
4- 6(7.5) cm by 3- 4(6) mm thick, equal to slightly tapering at the base, hollow, brittle, pruinose and slightly striate, no veil remnants. Grayish to ochraceous, tan or purple at the base.
Microscopic features:
Black, slightly roughened, 12 - 15(17) x 7 %u2014-8.5(10) micrometers, elliptic, rugose or verrucose. Basidia 24 - 28 x 10 - 12 micrometers. Cheilocystidia (20)24- 30(38) x (5)7 - 10 micrometers, abundant, neck often flexuous and apices usually obtuse, thin walled and hyaline, pleurocystidia rare or absent, not projecting beyond plane of basidia.
Season:
Late summer through December.
Habitat and Distribution:
Well kept grass, in lawns, parks and around well manicured buildings. Some believe that there is a correlation between this species and dog stool, but there is no hard evidence to back that up. It has been collected in the U.S. states of Washington, Oregon, Georgia, Canada's Quebec and in the United Kingdom.


Steve MO Occurrence Map
Growth Habit:
Grows scattered to gregariously
Bruising:
Slight discoloration on the base of some specimens, although the dark stipe makes it hard to see any bluing that may occur.
Dosage:
- Lvl.1 1.2g
- Lvl.2 2.1g
- Lvl.3 3.8g
- Lvl.4 5.8g
- Lvl.5 8.0g
Other Notes:
It is easily mistaken for Panaeolus cinctulus and can be distinguished from that species by its more campanulate cap shape when young and slightly roughened spores.
Links:
Panaeolus olivaceus -MushroomObserver


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