Panaeolus solidipes
A robust, pale dung Panaeolus described by Peck, recorded mostly in the United States and often treated as close to or synonymous with P. semiovatus or P. antillarum. It grows on horse and cow dung in summer pastures.
Where it grows wild
On dung in pastures, as for the closely related P. semiovatus.
Recorded at 1560–1993 m, median 1993 m, but only six records carry an elevation.
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