31/07/23, 2:41 PM
Tuukri, Kadriorg, Harjumaa
In mowed grassland patch, urban area
59°26'31.6"N 24°46'56.6"E (59.442101, 24.782394)
🔆 overcast with clouds, rainy weather
Original Instagram postPanaeolina foenisecii
Brown Mottlegill
- Scientific identification
- Panaeolina foenisecii (Pers.) Maire
- Family
- Suillaceae
- Class
- Agaricomycetes
- Genus
- Panaeolina
Names across languages
- English: Brown Mottlegill
- German: Heudüngerling
- Estonian: Koppelseen
- Russian: Панеолина сенокосная
The scientific profile
From the latest record: 2023-07-31.
Hymenium
gills on hymenium, brownish, closely spaced
Cap
cap is convex, becoming broadly convex to flat, smooth, brown, often with a slightly darker center
Hymenium
hymenium is lamellar
Stipe
stipe is cylindrical, smooth, white, often with a slight brownish tint
Spore print
spore print is brown
Ecology
ecology is saprotrophic, commonly found in lawns, grassy areas, and pastures
Edibility
edibility: inedible - contains small amounts of the hallucinogenic compound psilocin and can cause gastric upset
Fruit body
fruit body to 2-6 cm tall
Dimensions
cap to 1-4 cm
Overview
Small, brown mushroom that is frequently found in lawns and other grassy areas. It's recognized by its smooth, brown cap and gills that are brownish in color. This species is considered inedible due to the presence of small amounts of the hallucinogenic compound psilocin, and it can cause gastric upset if consumed. As always, it's essential to properly identify any wild mushrooms before considering them for consumption, as many species can look similar but have vastly different edibility profiles.
Published in: Maire. In: Treb. Mus. Ciènc. nat. Barcelona, sér. bot. 15(no. 2): 109. (1933).
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