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Photo by amelia.bc
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Field Notes

Description:

Grey black spores

Species ID Suggestions

Banded Mottlegill

Panaeolus cinctulus
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gully.moy
A grey-black spore print probably just means you haven't left it long enough. If a thick spore print is Jet-Black it is Panaeolus cinctulus. If it has even slight brown or purple hues it is P. foenisecii. The former species is hallucinogenic.

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Mission
WILD Cities: Urban Biodiversity
Photographed
PublishedJune 28, 2013

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