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Amanita arenaria (O.K. Mill. & E. Horak) Justo Image location: Diamondhead, Hancock Co., Mississippi, USA No specimen available Notes: Found in the Little Desert Victoria in dry heathy woodland after a wet period. Small cap to about 10mm. Pushes up small clods of compacted soils when surfacing. No visible Gill formation. Has been mostly recorded from Western Australia. Used references: Mycobank. Word of Mouth.
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