Search Results for: Offal of fowls of the species Gallus domesticus
kuo cortinarius alboviolaceus was first described in by persoon, who said it was a common mushroom in european forests, characterized by its pale, bell-shaped cap, its pale purple gills, and its club-shaped stem. by its contemporary european definition it is partial to birch, and manifests not only the
features emphasized by persoon, but also a stem base that is "booted" with veil material , very slightly warty spores, and a lack of a distinctive odor. i have collected the species in finland (see the top illustration), where it is fairly distinct and easily identified--unless, of course, there are...
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