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splitting; often grooved lengthwise or twisted; hollow; bruising black. flesh: colored like the cap; thin; slowly blackening on exposure. odor and taste : not distinctive. dried specimens: all parts blackening. chemical reactions : koh on cap surface negative. spore print : white. microscopic features : spores

- x - μ; smooth; ellipsoid or occasionally somewhat constricted and irregular; hyaline to brownish in koh; inamyloid. basidia -sterigmate or -sterigmate; - μ long. hymenial cystidia absent. lamellar trama parallel. pileipellis an ixocutis. all elements (including spores) becoming brownish to dark brown...

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european genetic roots. i have not seen or collected any of the native forms of agaricus bisporus; nor have i seen any escapees from cultivation. as its species epithet indicates, the distinguishing feature of agaricus bisporus is microscopic: unlike most other species of agaricus , its basidia bear two spores

disappears in maturity. flesh: white and firm; usually bruising and staining pinkish to reddish, then slowly brownish. odor and taste : pleasant. chemical reactions : koh negative on cap surface. spore print : dark brown—but sometimes difficult to obtain from store-bought mushrooms. microscopic features : spores...

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since you will notice the fibers and scales on the cap and the stem—as well as the mealy odor and taste , the often-grayish gills, and the growth under hardwoods in the great lakes region. tricholoma michiganense and tricholoma atrosquamosum var. squarrulosum are synonyms. thanks to charlotte lukes for

collecting, documenting, and preserving tricholoma squarrulosum for study; her collection is deposited in the herbarium of michael kuo . description: ecology: mycorrhizal with various hardwoods; growing alone, scattered, or gregariously; fall; widely distributed east of the great plains, but more common...

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a covering of thin, soft universal veil powder on its cap. the problem is that in rainy conditions, the soft universal veil material can be washed away. since amanita smithiana is a fairly common mushroom in the conifer woods of the pacific northwest, it can be mistaken, in its smooth-capped state, for

the matsutake, tricholoma murrillianum . experienced mushroom hunters are not likely to mistake amanita smithiana for a matsutake, but may still find it difficult to identify with precision, since it belongs to section lepidella of amanita, a notoriously difficult identification area. fortunately, "...

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cantharellus californicus (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > chanterelles and trumpets > cantharellus californicus cantharellus californicus [ basidiomycota > cantharellales > cantharellaceae > cantharellus . . . ] by michael kuo for years, chanterelle collectors in coastal california were familiar

rains. they called it the "mud puppy," since it is a messy, egg-yolk yellow mushroom that pushes up through muddy debris, often creating "mushrumps" on the forest floor. it lacks the gracefully tapered stem, tiny cap scales, and pinkish hues in the false gills of cantharellus formosus , and it passed for...

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because, even in north america, lentinus tigrinus is found on the wood of riverbank trees (willows, cottonwoods, silver maples, and so on)—and its preference for frequently soaked wood in floodplains can be inferred from bulliard's original description, even though he did not state it directly, since

he specified elms as the most common habitat. lentinus tigrinus is fairly small, and can be identified by its riverine habitat, the navel-like depression in the center of the cap, and the small brown scales. microscopic features include ellipsoid, inamyloid spores—and some features that are decidedly...

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illustration). however, chanterelles rarely grow in dense clusters, and feature false gills , while the jack o'lantern is usually clustered and features true gills. the european species omphalotus olearius is very similar, but differs in usually having a darker cap and paler gills, along with smaller spores

omphalotus illudens does occur in europe (at least, in central and northern europe), where the two species can be confused. the jack o'lantern is the focus of the largest and most insidious conspiracy in the mycological world. according to every field guide, and every other source of literature available for...

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, the same as last year. some analysts think a shift in monetary policy towards loosening is already underway. the central bank pumped more cash into the economy by cutting reserve requirements for banks this month, and regulators have told lenders to lower borrowing costs for smaller companies.

"retailers cannot easily or quickly change their global supply chains, so imports from china and elsewhere are expected to continue to grow for the foreseeable future," jonathan gold, vice president for supply chain and customs policy at nrf, said....

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