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Amanita suballiacea (Murrill) Murrill Image location: Devil’s Lake State Park, Wisconsin, USA all belong to one species. The species I’m tentatively calling amerivirosa is very large. You’ll need the spore shape to separate them, but that works rather well. http://www.amanitacee.org?Amanita%20amerivirosa Very best, Rod Based on chemical features: Based on very close match to sublliacea “proposed fungal barcode” gene, nrITS. Thanks to Dr. Geml’s lab in Leiden.
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| current | 22:27, 26 June 2018 | | 2,592 × 3,888 (2.97 MB) | Leoboudv (talk | contribs) | =={{int:filedesc}}== {{Information |Description='''''Amanita suballiacea''''' (Murrill) Murrill Image location: Devil’s Lake State Park, Wisconsin, USA all belong to one species. The species I’m tentatively calling ''amerivirosa'' is very large. You’ll need the spore shape to separate them, but that works rather well. [http://www.amanitacee.org?Amanita%20amerivirosa http://www.amanitacee.org?Amanita%20amerivirosa] Very best, Rod <div> <span> Based on chemical feature... |
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