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or flat-out green); the stem ranges from smooth to finely scaly. christensen & heilmann-clausen separate two european species from the saponaceum group: tricholoma rapipes (cap yellow to green, association with spruce) and tricholoma sudum (cap brown, association with pines, mealy odor, and larger spores

). the true, european tricholoma saponaceum is featured in the top illustration to the right, which represents a beech-associated collection from the italian alps. as for tricholoma saponaceum in north america . . . well, i once had a frustrated, banjo-playing literature professor who screamed at the...

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often becoming grooved and/or twisted lengthwise; becoming hollow; colored like the cap, or paler; white at the base. flesh: yellowish or whitish; thin; not blackening. odor and taste : not distinctive. chemical reactions : koh negative on cap surface. spore print : white. microscopic features : spores

, ; kuo & methven, .) herb. kuo , , , . peck's original description of hygrophorus cuspidatus calls the cap "bright red," the gills "yellow," and says nothing about the color of the fresh stem. he compares it to hygrocybe conica , saying it is skinnier and pointier than that species, and that its spores...

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to high heaven. the distinctive odor, which becomes more prominent as the mushrooms mature (and even stronger when they're dried), is often described as reminiscent of coal tar or swamp gas. several species of tricholoma share this odor; among them, tricholoma odorum is unique in having a preference for

becoming brownish yellow; hollowing with age. flesh: whitish, but yellowish in the stem; not changing on exposure. odor and taste : taste mealy; odor strong and foul, reminiscent of coal tar or swamp gas. spore print : white. chemical reactions : koh negative on cap surface. microscopic features : spores...

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appearance, mealy odor, and fairly large size make tricholoma pardinum very similar to tricholoma venenatum , which is a slightly paler, somewhat less scaly, hardwood-loving species, and to tricholoma smithii , a recently described conifer-associated species from the western mountains that may account for

with silky appressed fibers; dry; white; sometimes discoloring brownish where handled; basal mycelium white. flesh: thick and firm; white to pale grayish; not changing when sliced. odor and taste : mealy. spore print : white. chemical reactions : koh negative on cap surface. microscopic features : spores...

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collection in northern michigan, during morel season, and mcneil ( ) describes it from nearby quebec. but if you agree with me that "coprinus atramentarius var. crassivelatus," described by van de bogart ( ) from washington state, may be the same as coprinopsis romagnesiana, the north american range for

deliquescing (turning to black "ink"); crowded. stem: - cm long; up to about cm thick; more or less equal; white; hollow; sometimes with a slightly sheathed appearance or a slightly rimmed basal bulb. flesh: thin; whitish. odor and taste : not distinctive. spore print : black. microscopic features : spores...

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species in a genus full of lackluster brownish mushrooms. crepidotus crocophyllus features brown fibrils or scales on its cap, and yellowish to orange (or sometimes whitish) immature gills. microscopic features (see below) are also distinctive. crepidotus mollis is very similar, but features elliptical spores

separated on the basis of gill color and minor differences in microscopic features; crepidotus dorsalis, crepidotus fulvifibrillosus, crepidotus appalachiensis, crepidotus aureifolius, crepidotus distortus, crepidotus nephrodes, crepidotus subaureifolius, and crepidotus subnidulans are synonyms--accounting for...

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