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Amanita sp-CR18
author
Tulloss & Halling
name status
cryptonomen temporarium
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The following material is based on original research by R. E. Tulloss and R. E. Halling.
Scattered to gregarious. At 1380-1500 m elev. In forest with Quercus seemannii or Q. corrugata and/or other Quercus spp.
material examined
COSTA RICA: PUNTARENAS—Ctn. Coto Brus -
La Amistad no. 1 [8°55’34” N/ 82°46’00” W,
1350–1500 m], 7.vi.2001 R. E. Halling, B. Buyck,
Aldana-Gómez & E. Navarro [Halling] 8148
(NY, nrITS seq'd.),
7.vi.2003 R. E. Halling, T. J. Baroni, E. Horak, T.
Osmundson, M. Mata, & E. Navarro [Halling] 8360
(NY); La Amistad no. 2 [8°54’52” N/ 82°46’50” W, 1380
m], 3.vii.1998 R. E. Halling, R. H. Petersen, J.
Cifuentes & J. L. Mata [Halling]
7803 (NY).
discussion
In the following figure the present possible taxon is compared with A. conara by means of sporographs:
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Amanita sp-CR18
name status
cryptonomen temporarium
author
Tulloss & Halling
name
Amanita sp-CR18
name
Amanita sp-CR18
Spore data for collections provisionally identified as: Amanita sp-CR18 Tulloss & Halling
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