Panaeolus olivaceus Georgia
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Section Verrucispora Gerhardt. Slightly roughened spores distinguish this species from P. subbalteatus. Bluing noted and reportedly psilocybin active. Found in a pasture growing directly from horse dung in NW Georgia. Spores 14.5-16.5(18)microns. P. castaneifolius sensu Ola'h is a synonym. Not to be confused with P. castaneifolia which has rougher spores that are brown in deposit. Collected by weiliiiiiii. Mushrooms shown have been picked and posed for the photo. Despite having rough spores, this species is not a Panaeolina. |
