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pitted or more or less bald; dry; bright orangish red. gills : close or nearly distant; when young yellow with red edges or red overall; becoming dull brown with maturity. stem : absent, but a pale, lateral pseudostem is occasionally present. flesh: soft; thin; whitish to yellowish; unchanging when sliced

. odor and taste : not distinctive. chemical reactions : koh on cap surface slowly dark red. spore print : brown. microscopic features : spores – x – μm; broadly ellipsoid; finely roughened, but often appearing more or less smooth; hyaline in koh ; faintly to moderately dextrinoid . basidia -sterigmate...

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and california. cap: - cm; convex when young, becoming broadly convex to nearly flat; dry, or slightly tacky when fresh; covered with very tiny, pressed-down fibers (use a hand lens), at least when young--but often more or less bald by maturity; brownish orange, fading to orangish buff; the margin not

lined. gills: running slightly down the stem; distant or nearly so; creamy orangish; short-gills frequent; often with cross-veins by maturity. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; fairly equal; bald; dry; creamy orangish to whitish; white at the base. flesh: whitish; unchanging when sliced. odor and taste :...

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gills: broadly attached to the stem or beginning to run down it; distant; white; short-gills occasional. stem: - mm long; - mm thick; more or less equal above, or tapering to base; often with a slight basal swelling; finely granular; dry; colored like the cap, or more pale. flesh: whitish to yellowish; not

changing when sliced. odor and taste : not distinctive. chemical reactions : koh pink on cap surface. spore print : white. microscopic features : spores - x - μ; limoniform to sublacrymoid; smooth; hyaline in koh; not cyanophilic; inamyloid. cheilocystidia cylindric to subfusiform, with subcapitate...

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its long stem, and the fact that its gills and flesh stain pink to reddish when damaged. it is very variable in several of the features that are supposed to define it, including taste (putatively acrid but often perfectly mild), color (sometimes nearly white), staining (usually to pink but sometimes not

broadly convex, becoming flat or shallowly depressed; dry; fairly smooth; dull smoky brown or paler (occasionally nearly whitish); the margin even. gills: attached to the stem or beginning to run down it; close or crowded; white, becoming pale brownish with age; when fresh staining pink to reddish when sliced...

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introduced. the illustrated and described collection is from northwest italy, about miles (as the crow flies) from the type locality near chamonix, france. cap: – cm; convex at first, becoming more or less flat, or shallowly depressed; sticky; bald; finely rugged; bright orange, becoming duller with age; not

zoned, or zoned faintly toward the margin; the margin not lined. gills: broadly attached to the stem or beginning to run down it; close; short-gills frequent; pale orange. stem: – cm long; – cm thick; slightly tapered to the base; without potholes; bald; pale orange; basal mycelium white. flesh: whitish...

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the center. gills: attached or running slightly down the stem; close; often forking near the stem; creamy to pale yellow; sometimes becoming spotted brownish in places. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; whitish; dry; smooth; discoloring brownish in places, especially near the base. flesh: white; brittle; not

changing when sliced. odor and taste : odor not distinctive; taste mild. chemical reactions : koh on cap surface orange. iron salts on flesh and stem surface slowly pink. spore print : creamy to pale yellow. microscopic features : spores - x - μ; with isolated warts up to μ high; connectors scattered...

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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, "lepidellas" are not as abundant in the pacific northwest as they are in the southeastern...

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identifying the species. without specimens representing all stages of development, however, you may be required to address more erudite features: the stem is mostly yellowish, with a carmine red base; the spores are quite narrow ( - μ wide); and the cap surface turns fleetingly blue with ammonia (a fact not

first, becoming olive yellow; bruising promptly blue; with - circular to angular pores per mm; tubes shallow, to mm deep; long remaining adnate. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; more or less equal; bright yellow at the apex; yellowish to brownish overall, with a persistently carmine red base; bald; dry; not...

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to los angeles. the illustrated and described collections are from san mateo and santa cruz counties. cap: - cm across; at first planoconvex with an inrolled margin, becoming broadly convex, flat, or shallowly to deeply depressed, with an inrolled, uplifted, or irregular and wavy margin; the center not

paler; by maturity with frequent cross-veins, or becoming elaborately veined. stem: - cm long and - cm thick; fairly stocky; equal; more or less bald; pale yellow; discoloring and bruising slowly orangish brown, especially near the base; fleshy. flesh: whitish; thick; stringy; water-logged when wet; not...

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and ridged with maturity. gills : broadly attached to the stem or beginning to run down it; crowded; buff. stem : – cm long; up to cm thick; more or less equal; bald or with a satiny whitish sheen; buff to grayish or watery brownish where handled; basal mycelium white, often copious. flesh: whitish; not

changing when sliced; fairly brittle. odor and taste : odor fragrant or not distinctive. taste mild or slightly bitterish. chemical reactions : koh on cap surface negative. spore print : pinkish (sometimes nearly white). microscopic details : spores – x – μm; ellipsoid; finely warted; hyaline in koh...

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