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hardwoods. since the deadwood is often a fallen log, collectors may need the ability to recognize dead conifers (which usually feature a whorled branching pattern and straight trunks) and dead hardwoods (which do not have whorled branches and often feature branching trunks). physical features important for

fruiting bodies: some species are "butt rot" species that occur in rosettes at the bases of trees, while others are heart rot species that usually occur in shelving clusters above the ground (or sometimes in rosettes when growing on the tops of fallen logs). microscopic features are generally similar for...

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gallery images contact us roasted chicory cubes roasted chicory cubes offered by us are obtained by subjecting high quality dry chicory to a heating process. to obtain a good chicory crop, the soil should be fertile, easily workable and deep. semi black cotton soil/sandy lom soil is ideal soil type for

chicory that is found in jamnagar, gujarat. the field needs to be prepared in a specified manner before sowing so that high quality chicory can be raised. chicory seeds resemble lettuce seeds and germinate in - days of time. the chicory plant takes - months to mature. the roots of chicory are about...

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this oddball of the western mountains is actually a "gasteroid" species of cortinarius . its cap begins to develop but never opens up to expose the gills, which are consequently poorly formed. the microscopic spore-producing machinery works perfectly well, however, manufacturing cortinarius-like spores

formed, reddish brown gills. cortinarius pavelekii (née thaxterogaster pavelekii; see trappe & castellano, ) is a similar but rare species known from the west coast, best separated with microscopic analysis; it lacks clamp connections. cortinarius pingue is an alternate spelling. thanks to wendell wood for...

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kuehneromyces mutabilis (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > gilled mushrooms > dark-spored > pholiota > kuehneromyces mutabilis kuehneromyces mutabilis [ basidiomycota > agaricales > strophariaceae > kuehneromyces . . . ] by michael kuo among the or so pholiotoid mushrooms that have been described for

brown to yellowish, often passing through a two-toned stage. the stem is scaly, and usually features a well developed ring . like other pholiotoid mushrooms it grows on wood, has a brown spore print , and features gills that are attached to the stem. identifying microscopic features include the small spores...

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white as the mushroom develops, so if you are not looking at super-fresh mushrooms you are likely to miss the purplish hues altogether. apparently, laccaria species with lilac mycelium on the stem base develop clearly purplish mycelial cultures in petri dishes--but most of us lack the laboratory needed for

america and in the great lakes region (it has also been reported from west virginia). its gills are faintly purplish--and in my collecting experience this coloring is more stable (and more useful in identification) than the purplish basal mycelium. microscopic features include round to nearly-round spores...

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lepiota aspera appears in oak-hickory woods in late summer and fall. on casual inspection it looks a bit like an amanita , but it lacks the distinctive stem base common to many amanita species, and the scales on its cap are innate, rather than remnants of a veil . crucial identification characters for

sharp little scales; the flimsy but somewhat persistent ring on the stem, which often has an underside decorated with scales like those on the cap; and microscopic features (see below). lepiota asperula is nearly identical to the naked eye, but is on average a bit smaller; under the microscope, its spores...

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