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C. Variegata

Weber & Smith (1985, A Field Guide to Southern Mushrooms) include "Coprinus americanus" as a species ...
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Better known as Clitocybe squamulosa, this clitocyboid mushroom appears under conifers, primarily in northern and ...
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Infundibulicybe gibba is a hardwood-loving clitocyboid mushroom that features a pinkish tan cap that becomes fairly ...
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The macrofeature description above matches several official species, all of which are commonly called "Coprinus ...
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Clitocybe robusta is a medium-sized to large (but not giant) white species with a cap that does not become deeply vase- ...
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Coprinellus radians has larger spores (8.5-11.5 x 5.5-7 µ). It is also widely distributed in North America. ...
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This beautiful Amanita features a red cap, yellow gills, a dusty yellow stem that lacks a ring, and an indistinct volva ...
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Mature Fruiting Body: Spike-like; to 25 cm high; with a "cap" area that is pitted and ridged, and covered ...
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Until an in-depth, species-level DNA study of coprinoid mushrooms is done, most of the species are still defined as ...
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However, while DNA studies have tested some of the species in this area of the coprinoid mushroom world in order to ...
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This fuzzy little coprinoid mushroom decomposes woody debris in forests across the globe, and is also occasionally ...
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The duff is warm under me, warmer than the morning. "I just told you where to go to get free ice cream! going ...
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The distribution of Coprinopsis romagnesiana in North America is uncertain. I found the illustrated collection in ...
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This mushroom is a white, stocky variety of the well known "blushing" species, Amanita rubescens. It is found ...
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Identification of clitocyboid mushrooms, beyond a handful of easily recognized "field guide species," often ...
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