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Anybody know what this is?
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Habitat:
Wood chips in a rose garden

Gills:
C

Stem:
Long slender hollow stem

I found this in a rose garden growing in wood chips. There were thousands of them.

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Re: Anybody know what this is? [Re: ZombiWurm]
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Reminds me of pan cint (definitely not it though) so it could be pan foe? Either that or a psathyrella sp. since it’s growing on wood chips and has a thin, hollow, (fragile) stem.

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Re: Anybody know what this is? [Re: Txgreenranger]
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Cinctulous doesn't grow on wood,idk


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Re: Anybody know what this is? [Re: EntheogenicSerpent]
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It tends to grow on lawns and sometimes dung. Hence thinking it could be a pan foe but maybe those don’t grow on wood chips either?

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Re: Anybody know what this is? [Re: Txgreenranger]
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Looks like Coprinopsis marcescibilis.

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Re: Anybody know what this is? [Re: ZombiWurm]
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Psathyrella is likely.


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Re: Anybody know what this is? [Re: Anglerfish]
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Anglerfish said:
Psathyrella is likely.



Yes, the stipe and gills point towards Psathyrella

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