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Neither odor nor taste has been recorded
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discussion
Large fruiting body with thick,
white, buried volva; form & color" (pale olive
cream zone to deeper brown disk with tan margin
from same site) slightly reminiscent of pattern in
european A. umbrinolutea, but spores too small
(see (Moser, 1983) and (E. J. Gilbert, 1940 &
1941)); zonate pileus not a constant feature;
lamellae drying to sordid yellowish cream or a
lovely pale orange [need to check this range
again].—R. E. Tulloss
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name
Amanita sp-21
name status
cryptonomen temporarium
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