any ideas?
ID request
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chriszhang
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ID request
I found this species in peak district, grows on dung.
any ideas?
any ideas?
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Chris Yeates
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Re: ID request
Panaeolus sp., it's rather past it and I wouldn't like to take it much further. Perhaps P. semiovatus looks like this when very old; there might be a young one in the background.
Chris
Chris
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chriszhang
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Re: ID request
Thanks Chris! Didn't realized it was a Panaeolus before since I never seen their fully opened caps.