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pan sub ID
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found these in my backyard in groups of 2-5 about 5 feet away from each other. seem to be panaeolus (but dont know strain) might even be pan subs  :laugh:



 

gills:brown/black
stem:thin/tan/brown
print:some were brown, but the other half were a dark black.

thanks again. keep on hunting  :grin:
 


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Re: pan sub ID [Re: nimrodd]
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Throw out the brown keep the black  :wink: the black spored ones are some type of pann hard to tell from the pics...most likely subbs...if not, most likely active based on what I can tell from the photos...and habitat info.

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Re: pan sub ID [Re: nimrodd]
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yep, toss the brown, but even the black might not be much!
panaeolus subbalteatus is not a "strain" as you referred to it. it is a species.
if you and i lived on opposite sides of the country and i found pan subbs, and you and i traded prints and grew them out, and they had different characteristics morphologically (stouter or slimmer, darker/lighter, stronger/weaker) that would be a different strain. still the same species. cubies are psilocybe cubensis, and people pick them all over the world in slightly different climates. they have evolved slightly diff morphologies, but still mate and intergrade, meaning they are genetically the same species.
thanks for reading,
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