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] part - ii import tariff chapters commodities section i. live animals, animal products chapter live animals chapter meat and edible meat offal chapter fish and crustaceans, molluscs and other aquatic invertebrates chapter dairy produce; birds' eggs; natural honey; edible products of animal origin, not

elsewhere specified or included chapter products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or included. section ii. vegetable products chapter live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the like; cut flowers and ornamental foliage chapter edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers chapter edible...

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adorned with tattered white remnants of the partial veil . the ringed stem is shaggy with white scales, and becomes brownish as the mushroom matures. under the microscope, leratiomyces squamosus var. thraustus lacks chrysocystidia but features abundant cheilo-leptocystidia. similar species are typically not

grooved on its upper surface and is usually arched gracefully downwards and away from the stem; fairly bald above the ring, but densely scaly below; white at first, becoming brownish toward the base with maturity; base with white mycelial threads . flesh: white, becoming brownish in the stem with age; not...

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. ] by michael kuo i'm using the name "russula sororia" for a number of collections i have made in the midwest that appear to be identical and share the following features: slender proportions and medium stature; dark grayish brown caps with lined margins; an oily to waxy or spermatic odor that is not

when young and fresh, becoming dry; fairly smooth; medium to dark grayish brown, fading somewhat with age; the margin lined and pimply for - cm by maturity; the skin usually peeling away easily at the margin, sometimes nearly halfway to the center. gills: attached or nearly free from the stem; close; not...

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shriveled-looking but stout, this vase-shaped and fleshy mushroom is fairly variable in its colors, ranging from bright reds and oranges to duller shades of orange (but not pale tan, like turbinellus kauffmanii). it grows under conifers in northern and montane north america, and is probably mycorrhizal

and zones; margin thin and wavy. undersurface: running deeply down the stem; covered with shallow longitudinal wrinkles and folds; folds often forked and/or cross-veined; bald; creamy when fresh; discoloring and maturing to brownish. stem: – cm high; – cm wide; flaring into the cap, from which it is not...

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genus tylopilus , and it is called "tylopilus gracilis" in many field guides. there may be several distinct species hiding out in our current notion of austroboletus gracilis. it is highly variable in color (ranging from nearly brown to nearly yellow); its stem is sometimes reticulate and sometimes not

some authors recognize "austroboletus gracilis var. flavipes," with more yellowish colors, slightly smaller spores, and no reticulation on the stem; and "austroboletus gracilis var. pulcherripes," with deeper colors and a shorter stem which is coarsely reticulate over the upper two-thirds. whether or not...

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boletus bicolor . the red and yellow colors are offset nicely by the indigo blue bruising. microscopic features for boletus speciosus include rather long and narrow spores, and a trichodermial pileipellis. i have only seen this species once, about years ago, and on that day the photography gods were not

be the same as boletus psuedopeckii. boletus speciosus was originally described from new york (frost, ), and is apparently fairly widespread in eastern north america's hardwood forests. the europeans have applied the name to a very similar species found in switzerland and northern italy; whether or not...

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