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michael kuo also known as lepiota alba, this medium-sized lepiotoid mushroom is apparently fairly widespread in north america, but is not common, and rarely if ever included in north american field guides. it can be recognized by its size, its whitish, non-scaly cap with a brownish center, its preference for

grassy habitats, and microscopic features (including fairly large, fusiform-amygdaliform spores and a cutis). lepiota erminea is very similar to lepiota clypeolaria in stature and in its long, fusiform spores, which led one nineteenth-century mycologist to describe it as a white variety of that species...

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ramaria fennica (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > clubs & corals > ramaria fennica ramaria fennica [ basidiomycetes > phallales > ramariaceae > ramaria . . . ] by michael kuo distinguishing features for members of the ramaria fennica species group include the purple to lilac shades found on the lower

branches (or on the branches overall), the bitter taste, the finely roughened spores, and the presence of clamp connections. the official ramaria fennica is a european species that grows under conifers and features olive yellow upper branches; ramaria fumigata is an eastern north american species that...

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basidiomycetes > boletales > sclerodermataceae > scleroderma . . . ] by michael kuo this little guy is the most common scleroderma species in my area, central illinois, but it is found throughout eastern north america, growing in grassy areas and in disturbed ground (under my landlady's picture window, for

example). it is fairly small, and it blushes purplish red when bruised. with age, the surface begins to develop pinkish cracks and, occasionally, tiny scales. a drop of koh on the surface produces a red reaction. the spores of scleroderma bovista are very spiny, and partially (not completely) reticulate...

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sack around the base of the stem, along with a bald cap that almost always lacks patches or warts . as it is currently defined (read: in the absence of published dna studies), amanita bisporigera can be separated from the other destroying angels on the basis of its two-pronged basidia, its round spores

, and the yellow reaction of its cap when a drop of koh is applied. the western north american destroying angel, amanita ocreata , can be separated on the basis of its range and its (usually) stockier proportions, along with its ellipsoid spores; it also turns yellow with koh. other eastern north american...

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the past ten years agricultural producer angel karaivanov has been growing mushrooms throughout the year. meanwhile he has been planning the setting up of a laboratory for production and sales of mushroom spores – spawn. the spawn is produced in the village of galabovo, ...[ full profile ] mycel ltd...

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concepts and that they will undoubtedly change as soon as someone applies contemporary methods to the group. the blushing and blackening ("rubescent" and "cinerescent," in mycologese) russulas are not necessarily all closely related, but they do share a feature that allows them to be grouped together for

to reddish and then gray-black. the color changes are best assessed by rubbing the stem surface (which usually happens in the course of picking and handling the mushroom) and by slicing the mushroom in half. patience is required, however, since it can take quite a while (up to a half hour or more) for...

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house plants guru home basics flower gardening garden plants flower arranging flowering house plants climbing plants search watering your crops inside and outside posted on september , by rupert foxton-smythe * comments the technical term for watering is irrigation. it is the application of water to

especially important under glass because there is no natural rainfall inside a greenhouse . the most specialized methods of irrigation have evolved under glass where the application needs to be both efficient, accurate, and often automatic to save on labour. water of greenhouse crops . watering can. can be used...

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rather than concentric zones--and with amanita parcivolvata , which lacks a ring and has scattered flakes on its stem base, rather than concentric zones. the taxonomy of the amanita muscaria species group will very likely change in the near future. a study by geml and collaborators found dna support for

the idea that the color of the cap and warts in amanita muscaria is not necessarily indicative of phylogenetic differences. the study used molecular dating techniques to hypothesize that "[t]he ancestral population of a. muscaria likely evolved in the siberian-beringian region and underwent fragmentation...

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