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1 conocybe and 1 ?
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So helping pops move around my old place the other day seen these, and although im sure one (lighter coloured) is a possible Conocybe and the other (darker coloured) is something im not too positive about...
So here goes the descriptions...also i haven't been on the fourm for a long time and forgot the rules for uploading pictures... seeing that the post said less than 200kb...i uploaded the pictures i took to photobucket and im just going to post the link to that (no clue how but each pic was 2.9mb)

Mushroom #1

Habitat - Lawn, in the grass. Grown in groups.
Gills- I would have to say, Light beige/brown, they seem to be possibly attached but breaking off right before stem.
Stem- White, hollow, breaking easily.
Cap-  is 1.5cm in diameter, conical,  the colour is darker brown on top where around the bottom of the cap it fades to a lighter beige/brown. When drying the cap has faded to a whiter colour and looks sorta veiny or fibrous
Spore print- light brown in colour
Location - North America
Other- like I mentioned before, i found them all growing together in a group pretty dense, on a suburban lawn






Mushroom #2

Habitat - Lawn, in the grass, separated from each other, not in groups or patches but about a half a foot away at the max for each other.
Gills- Dark in colour, like a dark brown. they too see to almost attach to the stem but not quite, seem to go up to the middle of the cap before the stem.
Stem- Thin, reddish white colour, hollow, they don't seem to be all that fragile
Cap - Its dark brown with a lighter coloured ring around it and the top centre of the cap having another off colour of brown as well. Its conical about 2cm in diameter on the main cap. Also when drying all caps have taken on a lighter colour on top where near the bottom has remained dark
Spore print - Black in colour
Location - North America
Other- I found this closer to my back yard where my dog tends to run around a such. unlike the other group they were found more separated from each other








Thanks again. im sure that both of these are in-ed or poison but always fun to find out what you found

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Re: 1 conocybe and 1 ? [Re: T3hFr0]
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First one is a Psathyrella, not sure about the second.

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Re: 1 conocybe and 1 ? [Re: T3hFr0]
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1) Psathyrella, maybe P. candolleana
2) Panaeolina foenisecii or Panaeolus sp., maybe Panaeolus olivaceus.  Check spore print color.

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Re: 1 conocybe and 1 ? [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Spore print of the 2nd is Jet black

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Re: 1 conocybe and 1 ? [Re: T3hFr0]
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Panaeolus, then.

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Re: 1 conocybe and 1 ? [Re: elprawn]
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any clue on what type of pan?

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Re: 1 conocybe and 1 ? [Re: T3hFr0]
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Well, perhaps Pan. olivaceus as **** suggested?

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Re: 1 conocybe and 1 ? [Re: elprawn]
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haha im foolish, alright thanks.
Never really heard od pan oliv though?
are they both just inedible?

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Re: 1 conocybe and 1 ? [Re: T3hFr0]
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Not sure really, I'd have to Google it.

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