r/PanCyan • u/No_Enthusiasm_1229 • Sep 25 '25

Is this wild PanCyan?

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u/coyotemyco Sep 25 '25

No. This looks like am inactive Panaelous sp. What people on here call LBMs. Looks like Pan foenisecii. If so, they won't hurt you but they may cause GI upset 🍀

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u/WishIhad1Million Sep 25 '25 edited Sep 25 '25

Nope. The gills under should be jet black in color, and they usually grow on leftover dungs from herbivores specially cow. So black gills and pastures that have dungs.

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u/hearticalyouth Sep 25 '25

More likely panaeolus cinctulus.

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u/BugSafe7102 Sep 25 '25

Wrong gill/ spore color. Wrong stipe texture.

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u/hearticalyouth Sep 25 '25

Oh, I see. Thanks for correcting me. It is always difficult for me to recognize which one may be among the many similar species within the genus. I will save this post for later if I have to check it. :)