and spice mixture which generate airborne dust previously without an extraction system for the dosing process, the operator will experience dust cloud during the dosing process. this result in a dangerous and polluted environment in the dosing room. the contamination is critical as the powder is sticky...
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stem with a whitish base that discolors yellowish over time. it is found under conifers (primarily pines) in europe and, apparently, in north america. though it is rarely if ever included in north american treatments, i have collections from kentucky, michigan, and ohio that appear to match meinhard...
spectabilis") species group. like the other species in the group it grows on wood and has a medium sized or large cap, a partial veil that usually leaves a ring or ring zone on the stem, an orange to orange-brown spore print , and a bitter taste. unlike the others, however, it is apparently limited...
hygrocybe punicea , but that species is slightly larger, and features narrowly attached, "notched" gills, along with a stem that becomes stringy. hygrophorus coccineus is a synonym. description: ecology: precise ecological role uncertain (see lodge and collaborators, ); growing scattered or gregariously in...
great lakes region. it is usually found in the vicinity of spruces, tamarack , or alders. like other laccaria species, it has a white spore print and thick gills with a somewhat waxy texture. aside from the long stem (measuring - cm long or more) and habitat in midwestern sphagnum bogs, features that...
, and conifers in western north america. it has a small, orangish brown cap that is often strongly lined, and a tiny stem with white basal mycelium . several species look virtually identical to the naked eye, and a few of these (laccaria montana and laccaria pseudomontana) inhabit the same ecosystems...
very thin stem; the absence of toothlike fragments on the cap's edge (see panaeolus papilionaceus ); and microscopic features (see below). panaeolus foenisecii is very similar but has a stouter stem and, under the microscope, wrinkled spores. description: ecology: saprobic ; growing alone or scattered in...
the fall, just as the leaves of deciduous trees are falling. mushroom hunters in areas where oaks and hickories predominate sometimes call this time of year "helmet season," referring to the danger posed by falling acorns and nuts; hunters who frequent walnut groves call it "body armor season." clavariadelphus...