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Another Woodloving Pan * 4
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Came across these in my garden yesterday
First saw these years ago but when I found the "beach pans" I initially thought they could be the same species
The thing I remembered about these was the striking cap colours-so when I rediscovered them yesterday and could take a closer look-I can now say with certainty that they are not the same as the "beach pan"
Too many different features between them but both obviously seem to have the common factor of fruiting off decaying wood/soil/leaf


Habitat:
Found growing in a hollow of a rotten Ficus tree stump in Kwazulu Natal South Africa

Had to do a little tree surgery to get to the bigger fruits that were hiding right in the back of the hollow



Gills:
Grey/green fading to dark grey/black with age


Stem :
Tan brown 4-6cm

Cap:
Caramel/greenish blue on top fading to black/ grey when fresh fading to cream tan with age




Spore print color:
Charcoal grey/black



Bruising:
No apparent bruising

Edited by Zifozonke (11/12/22 12:41 AM)

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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Zifozonke]
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wow :stoned2: thread saved

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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: MadMuncher]
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Holy fuck :shocked:

great


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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Zifozonke]
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They look a bit similar to the following find from Denmark assumed to be P. reticulatus (but not a definite id as I can see):

http://danskesvampe.dk/?page_id=59660


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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Anglerfish]
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Are they active?


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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Anglerfish]
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Anglerfish said:
They look a bit similar to the following find from Denmark assumed to be P. reticulatus (but not a definite id as I can see):

http://danskesvampe.dk/?page_id=59660


Imo these ones look like P. cinctulus, they resemble the highly robust and highly pruinose specimens collected from woody substrate like wood shaving/dung compost heaps. Would be cool if it was something else though, they do seem unusually dark

But, as for your very weird and amazing ficus-loving Panaeolus OP, well done! They look really interesting


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Edited by Moria841 (11/12/22 12:01 PM)

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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Moria841]
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They do look very similar to those P.reticulatus but it appears that those seem to be growing in dung and chips

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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Zifozonke]
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:popcorn::congrats:
Wow sexy


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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Zifozonke]
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Zifozonke said:
They do look very similar to those P.reticulatus but it appears that those seem to be growing in dung and chips


Yeah, I've got too little to go on to make a good comparison, there is little documentation on P. reticulatus, it appears to be a rare species.

Anyway, the description says the following regarding habitat/substrate:

"In calcareous swamp, damp meadows and flower beds, rarely on manured straw"


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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Anglerfish]
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Zifozonke, you're in the correct part of the country for sure.
I have yet to see any beach pans or wood lovers along the wild coast.
Great find.

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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: DERRAYLD]
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Yeah this time of the year with all the rain and lightning its great for mushroom hunting
Went down the road to a little patch of bush on the weekend and in a area of less than 200m2 I found around 30 different varieties...
Today while out working I took a quick scout around in the cow paddocks and picked a few bonus pan.cyans and psilo.natals
Was a little dry but I think after the next rains things are really going to pick up

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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: Zifozonke]
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Do you know if these ever got sequenced?

Beach pan was and is currently in gene bank as SAO2.  There's also an SAO1 that's more closely related to cinctulis.

I also scoped beach pan and tea tree spores tonight, and have observed the mycelium and fruit bodies of both.  I believe they're likely the same species.  Though I don't believe tea tree was ever sequenced.

Also been trying to fruit the grass pan from this thread for several months.  It does not like my standard peat casing :shrug:


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I'd make a deal with God
And I'd get him to swap our places
I'd be running up that road
Be running up that hill
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Re: Another Woodloving Pan [Re: tree frog]
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:popcorn:


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