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Identification needed please!
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Habitat:
Cow Fields, mud patches, small wooded areas. Usually in moist conditions.

Gills:
Dark Brown, brown, purple (ish), sometimes white gills.

Stem:
2 - 10 cm, usually light brown/white, rubbery, slimy, thin etc

Cap:
white to brown/dark brown, rubbery, conical, convex, etc.

Bruising:
Color that the mushroom bruises, if any.

These are the pictures for the ones we found https://imgur.com/a/gp2xa3l

Thanks everyone!

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Re: Identification needed please! [Re: charlieo44]
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This looks like Panaeolus sp. In order to determine if it is active a spore print is needed. If it has a black spore print is is probably a Pan olivaceus or Pan cinctulus, both of which contain psilocybin. If the spore print is brown it is some kind of inactive Pan like Pan foenisecii.

Edited by 23harris23 (10/22/18 09:30 AM)

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Re: Identification needed please! [Re: 23harris23]
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Thanks!

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Re: Identification needed please! [Re: 23harris23]
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23harris23 said:
This looks like Panaeolus sp. In order to determine if it is active a spore print is needed. If it has a black spore print is is probably a Pan olivaceus or Pan cinctulus, both of which contain psilocybin. If the spore print is brown it is some kind of inactive Pan like Pan foenisecii.



Some of these might be Panaeolus, but this appears to be a mixed collection of some coprinoid
species, Mycena, Inocybe and Psathyrella. However the pictures aren't sufficient for
proper identification.

OP, please read this link on how to post proper id requests, and take separate close up shots of
all important features of each different species.


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