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ID Request - Suspected Panaeolus family
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Habitat:
Wood chips under brush.(located at the person standing) Portland, Oregon.

Gills:
As pictured

Stem:
Thin

Cap:
Diameter, color, texture, conical/spherical, convex/concave, etc.

Spore print color:
Jet black

Bruising:
No bruising, seems to stain dark after being wet. (As pictured)

Other information:
Very fragrant of that mycelium smell.


I'm new! Still learning, these spore prints had me wondering what these might be! So pretty.

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Re: ID Request - Suspected Panaeolus family [Re: ImpishShroom]
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Psathyrella species.

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Re: ID Request - Suspected Panaeolus family [Re: Tangich]
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Tangich said:
Psathyrella species.


:whathesaid:


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Re: ID Request - Suspected Panaeolus family [Re: Anglerfish]
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Yep, some Psathyrella's can look suspiciously similar to Panaeolus, but the key differences from what I noticed is that on Psathyrella the caps have lines in em and they lack any mottled gills that Panaeolus species have. Also the stem is way different both in color/shape and strength, Psathyrella's are very weak and break easily.


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