Panaeolus fimicola
A small, dark, common mushroom of lawns, fertilised grassland and dung, widespread in the Americas, Europe and Africa. It often appears during or after cold rain from late spring to autumn. It rarely contains more than trace psilocybin.
Where it grows wild
It grows on soil, dung and fertilised lawns and other grassy places, preferring disturbed grassland.
Recorded from 3 to 2,525 m, median 455 m.
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