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EDIBLE AND POISONOUS MUSHROOMS OF CANADA
Key
1. Fruiting bodies with strong anise odor;
pileus greenish, bluish, or white C odora
1. Fruiting bodies not with odor of anise 2
2. Pileus and lamellae yellow or yellowish 3
2. Pileus and lamellae not yellow 6
3. Pileus glabrous, growing in dense clusters C. illudens
3. Pileus not glabrous 4
4. Pileus deeply depressed to infundibuliform;
lamellae subdistant C. ectypoides
4. Pileus convex to slightly depressed; lamellae crowded 5
5. Pileus minutely scaly; lamellae yellow C. decora
5. Pileus fibrillose to subtomentose; lamellae orange C. aurantiaca
6, Fruiting bodies white or whitish 7
6. Fruiting bodies not white 9
7. Fruiting bodies in notable cespitose clusters C. multiceps
7. Fruiting bodies occurring singly or gregarious, small 8
8. Fruiting bodies convex, or slightly depressed, grayish white C. dealbata
8. Fruiting bodies deeply depressed to
infundibuliform, buff-white C. adirondackensis
9. Pileus and lamellae gray C. cyathiforme
9. Pileus and lamellae not gray 10
10. Pileus obtuse, grayish brown; stipe clavate C. clavipes
10. Pileus deeply depressed to infundibuliform 11
11. Pileus buff-white, usually less than 2 in. broad C adirondackensis
11. Pileus reddish tan fading to dingy white,
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usually more than 2 in. broad C. infundibulijormis
Figures 164-173
164. Clitocybe illudens. 165. C. illudens.
166. C. ectypoides. 167. C. infundibulijormis.
168. C. odora. 169. Tricholoma aurantium.
170. Leucopaxillus giganteus. 171. L. giganteus.
111. L. laterarius. 173. L. laterarius.