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F gures 80-89 80. Lac tar ins suhdulcis. 81. L. chrysorheus. 82. L. torminosus. 83. L. inucidus 84. L. uvidiis. 85. L. vellereus. 86. Russula alutacea. 87. R. alutacea. 88. R. aurantiolutea. 89. R. aurantiolutea O a Cifl
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edible and poisonous mushrooms of C
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COVER : The Morchella esculenta (le
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Page 12 and 13: Page Phaeolepiota 190 Flammula 1 90
Page 14 and 15: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Many people have be
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Page 42 and 43: 28 Figure 67. Lactarius deceptiviis
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Page 64: Figures 103-104. Amanita muscaria.
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Page 106 and 107: Figures 161-163. Lepiota procera. 1
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EDIBLE AND POISONOUS MUSHROOMS OF C
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Figure 174. Pleurotus candidissimus
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Figure 186. Pleiirotiis sapidiis. F
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Figures 199-208 199. Hygrophorus ni
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116 •^A-r CM CD fN
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Figures 223-232 223. Collybia confl
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136 Figure 233. Tricholoma subacutu
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COLLYBIA COLLYBIA RADICATA (Fr.) Qu
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MARASMIUS MARASMIUS OREADES Fr. Edi
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^ PANUS LENTINUS LEPIDEUS Fr. Edibl
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PANUS consistency and velvety, hair
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PLUTEUS TROGIA CRISPA Fr. Not edibl
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VOLVARIELLA toward the disk, white,
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ENTOLOMA ENTOLOMA Entoloma includes
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LEPTONIA LEPTONIA This genus includ
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CLITOPILUS CLITOPILUS Clitopilus, a
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PHYLLOTOPSIS CORTINARIUS The genus
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CORTINARIUS This species is fairly
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INOCYBE INOCYBE The genus Inocybe i
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PHOLIOTA 4. Pileus cinnamon-brown,
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PHOLIOTA and has pale yellow, visci
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PHOLIOTA Singly to cespitose on stu
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HEBELOMA The Species are not very w
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NAUCORIA TUBARIA Naucoria includes
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PAXILLUS PAXILLUS Paxillus includes
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AGARICUS the lamellae and usually f
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AGARICUS AGARICUS PLACOMYCES Peck P
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STROPHARIA flesh color becoming pur
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NAEMATOLOMA disk, paler and more ye
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COPRINUS to ochraceous buff, hygrop
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COPRINUS COPRINUS ATRAMENTARIUS (Bu
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PANAEOLUS PANAEOLUS Panaeolus inclu
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GOMPHIDIUS PSEUDOCOPRINUS DISSEMINA
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BOLETACEAE of these is a more techn
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BOLETACEAE 21. Pileus pinkish red;
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BOLETACEAE often paler, glabrous, d
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BOLETACEAE nearly free, whitish to
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BOLETACEAE cose, evanescent, spores
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BOLETACEAE more or less pinkish whe
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POLYPORACEAE POLYPORACEAE The Polyp
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POLYPORACEAE 2 in. broad, somewhat
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HYDNACEAE HYDNUM CORALLOIDES Fr. Ed
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CLAVARIACEAE odor mild, spores cyli
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TREMELLALES Gregarious on the groun
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GASTEROMYCETES GASTEROMYCETES The G
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GASTEROMYCETES FRUITING BODY 5-8 in
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GASTEROMYCETES Some people have the
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ASCOMYCETES ASCOMYCETES The Ascomyc
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ASCOMYCETES margin free, yellowish
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HELVELLA ELASTICA Bull, ex Fr. f ig
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TECHNICAL KEY TO THE GENERA OF MUSH
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REFERENCES FOR SELECTED GROUPS Kauf
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REFERENCES FOR SELECTED GROUPS Thie
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REFERENCES FOR SELECTED GROUPS EcKB
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MELANOLEUCA REFERENCES FOR SELECTED
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Malloch, D. 1974. Tricholonia juhii
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Figure 385. Conocybe crispa. Figure
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285 V. ft. ON 00 3
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Figures 392-393. Coprinus comatus.
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Figure 396. Ganoderma tsugae. Figur
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Figure 400. Dictyophora duplicata.
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Figure 411. Cantharellus cibarius.
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Figure 415. Xeromphalina campanella
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Figure 419. Trogia crispa. 419 299
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Figure 422. Pholiota caperata. Figu
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Figure 429. Gyromitra esculenta. 30
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Figure 431. Psilocybe semilanceata.
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