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Panaeolus cambodginiensis

Ola'h & R. Heim

Panaeolus cambodginiensis
FamilyBolbitiaceae
GenusPanaeolus
PotencyHigh
Cultivable✅ Yes — Moderate to high
HabitatCoprophilous — Buffalo dung, zebu

Common Names

🇬🇧 EnglishCambodian Pan

Description

Closely related to P. cyanescens but somewhat darker in its young stage and of Asian origin.

Ecology

Coprophilous in warm and humid tropical climates.

lens_blur Cap (Pileus)

Size:1-3 cm
Shape:Globose
Color:White to tan
Surface:Smooth
Margin:Opaque

view_list Gills (Hymenium)

Attachment:Adnexa
Color:Black mottled
Spacing:Tight

straighten Stipe (Stem)

Size:5-10 x 0.2-0.4 cm
Color:White
Surface:Smooth
Ring/Veil:Without a ring

blur_circular Spores (Microscopy)

Shape:Lemon-shaped
Dimensions:11-13 x 7-9 µm
Print:Black
Wall:Opaque
Germ pore:Central

colorize Flesh

Color:White
Bruising:Deep Instant Blue
Odor:Soft
Taste:Soft

Alkaloid Profile (% Dry Weight)

Psilocybin
0.55 – 0.75%
Psilocin
0.60 – 0.70%
Baeocystin
0.00 – 0.00%
Total max:1.45% dry weight

Sources

Stamets 1996

Habitat and Ecology

🌍TypeCoprophilous
🌱SubstrateBuffalo dung, zebu
⛰️ElevationLow
📅SeasonTropical

Geographic Distribution

Southeast AsiaHawaii

⚠️ Lookalike Species

Confusion with these species can be dangerous or fatal. Always consult an expert mycologist.

📚 Scientific References

  • Ola'h & R. Heim
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