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Re: S Carolina dung-growers
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bruise
Stem: long and white, doesn't bruise, white on inside

I found these usually in groups of 3 or 4 ALL over the pasture. They were growing on the dung and near it. temp was 85. The shape of the mushie was very similar to liberty caps (but the caps weren't brown like most libs I've seen)... if anyone can help with identifying (or at least tell whether or not it's psychoactive).

So far, P. Silvatica resembles it the best (from the pictures I've seen.) but the shape is so close to p.semilanceata. I'm wondering if the mushies are just immature liberty caps or something else.

Any help would be great :wink:

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I live in Upstate SC and that sounds like what I see alot of around here. I believe they are panaelous papilionacous.


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Re: S Carolina dung-growers
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maybe panaeoleus antillarum

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Re: S Carolina dung-growers
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I'm in the Upstate also and see these (or what seems like you described) in the fields.

-balance


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