(the lions, buffalo, elephant, rhino & leopard). the lion is a species in the felidae family and a member ofthegenus panthera. it has been listed as vulnerable on the iucn red list since , as populations in african range countries declined by about % since the early s the african buffalo or cape buffalo...
, appearing in both hardwood and conifer forests. aside from its larger size, it is virtually indistinguishable from psathyrella pseudovernalis in macroscopic features; both species feature brown caps, wisps of veil material along the cap margin, dark brown spore prints , and snap-able white stems....
america, and can be recognized quickly if a drop of koh or ammonia is applied to its cap, producing a green color change. but without the chemical test . . . well, you're looking at a little brown mushroom with a white spore print and no distinctive odor or taste. in short, you may need to unpack your...
--but a combination of features makes it fairly distinct among similar species: large size (mature caps - cm across); soft warts or patches on the cap surface; a fragile, soon-disappearing ring ; a large and abrupt, powdery bulb at the stem base; spores measuring - x - μ; southeastern distribution. amanita...
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running down the stem, the white spore print , and the growth pattern (in dense clusters on decaying conifer wood) distinguish xeromphalina campanella. it is nearly impossible to separate from xeromphalina kauffmanii , which grows in clusters on decaying hardwood logs—so, unless you are sure ofthe...
size, the white spore print , and the habitat in hardwood leaf and twig litter east ofthe rocky mountains, will narrow down the identification possibilities for this mushroom. its mycelium is a voracious decomposer, and can usually be found in copious amounts, spreading through the substrate. but marasmius...
common under oaks in the southeastern united states. it is easy enough to identify: the cap is usually a pale shade of yellowish brown, and its margin is often scalloped or pleated at maturity; the gills are very distant; and the milk, which is white when exuded, dries pink and stains the gills and...