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. undersurface: spines - mm long, often in fused groups; white at first, becoming pinkish to purplish, then dark brown and eventually black from the margin inward; bruising black. stem: often absent; when present - x - cm; central or lateral; whitish; velvety. flesh: white; tough; unchanging when sliced

. undersurface: spines - mm long, often in fused groups; white at first, becoming pinkish to purplish, then dark brown and eventually black from the margin inward; bruising black. stem: often absent; when present - x - cm; central or lateral; whitish; velvety. flesh: white; tough; unchanging when sliced...

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appearing year-round; distributed in north america from roughly the th parallel southward (southern mexico); also common throughout the tropics, nearly world-wide (but possibly absent in africa). immature fruiting body: like a whitish or brownish "egg" attached, at the base, to pinkish rhizomorphs ; when sliced

appearing year-round; distributed in north america from roughly the th parallel southward (southern mexico); also common throughout the tropics, nearly world-wide (but possibly absent in africa). immature fruiting body: like a whitish or brownish "egg" attached, at the base, to pinkish rhizomorphs ; when sliced...

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alone or gregariously in gardens, flowerbeds, meadows, lawns, woodchips, sawdust piles, cultivated areas, and so on--also in woods; summer and fall (also over winter along the gulf coast); widely distributed east of the rocky mountains. immature fruiting body: like a whitish to pinkish "egg"; when sliced

alone or gregariously in gardens, flowerbeds, meadows, lawns, woodchips, sawdust piles, cultivated areas, and so on--also in woods; summer and fall (also over winter along the gulf coast); widely distributed east of the rocky mountains. immature fruiting body: like a whitish to pinkish "egg"; when sliced...

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bankeraceae > phellodon ... ] by michael kuo here is an odd, spreading, toothed mushroom found in eastern north america under eastern white pine , eastern hemlock , and other conifers. it features a finely velvety, convex, gray cap with a whitish margin that often displays hints of blue. its flesh, when sliced

bankeraceae > phellodon ... ] by michael kuo here is an odd, spreading, toothed mushroom found in eastern north america under eastern white pine , eastern hemlock , and other conifers. it features a finely velvety, convex, gray cap with a whitish margin that often displays hints of blue. its flesh, when sliced...

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less bald; deep purple to purplish red or purple-brown; the margin inrolled when young. gills : attached to the stem by means of a notch; close; short-gills frequent; dull yellow. stem : – cm long; up to cm wide; more or less equal; dry; fairly bald; purplish. flesh: yellowish; not changing when sliced

less bald; deep purple to purplish red or purple-brown; the margin inrolled when young. gills : attached to the stem by means of a notch; close; short-gills frequent; dull yellow. stem : – cm long; up to cm wide; more or less equal; dry; fairly bald; purplish. flesh: yellowish; not changing when sliced...

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slightly down the stem; close; often forked at the base; white to cream at first, becoming yellowish; bruising and discoloring slowly gray. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; white, turning gray with age or on handling; smooth; quite firm when young. flesh: white; hard; staining slowly gray to black when sliced

slightly down the stem; close; often forked at the base; white to cream at first, becoming yellowish; bruising and discoloring slowly gray. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; white, turning gray with age or on handling; smooth; quite firm when young. flesh: white; hard; staining slowly gray to black when sliced...

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short-gills. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; tapering slightly to apex; covered with pale orange fibrils that often become arranged into chevrons or scaly patterns; without a ring ; without a swollen base; with a sacklike, whitish volva that features an orangish inner surface. flesh: white; unchanging when sliced

short-gills. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; tapering slightly to apex; covered with pale orange fibrils that often become arranged into chevrons or scaly patterns; without a ring ; without a swollen base; with a sacklike, whitish volva that features an orangish inner surface. flesh: white; unchanging when sliced...

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short-gills infrequent. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; slightly tapered to apex; bald or slightly hairy; whitish to pale brownish; without a ring ; the base enclosed in a sacklike, white volva that fits loosely around the stem and often discolors tawny brown. flesh: white throughout; soft; unchanging when sliced

short-gills infrequent. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; slightly tapered to apex; bald or slightly hairy; whitish to pale brownish; without a ring ; the base enclosed in a sacklike, white volva that fits loosely around the stem and often discolors tawny brown. flesh: white throughout; soft; unchanging when sliced...

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at first but at maturity angular to circular, - per mm; tubes to about cm deep. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; club-shaped and swollen, becoming club-shaped or more or less equal; finely reticulate over at least the upper half; white, sometimes becoming brownish. flesh: white; solid; unchanging when sliced

at first but at maturity angular to circular, - per mm; tubes to about cm deep. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; club-shaped and swollen, becoming club-shaped or more or less equal; finely reticulate over at least the upper half; white, sometimes becoming brownish. flesh: white; solid; unchanging when sliced...

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becoming flattened or disc-shaped; without a stem; cups – mm across; upper surface bald, yellow at first, becoming pale yellow to whitish or grayish, and eventually greenish; undersurface bright yellow, finely and sparsely fibrillose when viewed with a lens; flesh yellowish to greenish, unchanging when sliced

becoming flattened or disc-shaped; without a stem; cups – mm across; upper surface bald, yellow at first, becoming pale yellow to whitish or grayish, and eventually greenish; undersurface bright yellow, finely and sparsely fibrillose when viewed with a lens; flesh yellowish to greenish, unchanging when sliced...

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