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2.15.3
Pholiota
| Is the cap granular or covered with scales?
Yes |
Is the cap glabrous?
Yes |
| Is the cap brilliant to golden yellow?
Yes |
Is the cap another color?
Yes |
| Is the cap granular, dry, golden-yellow; grows on the
ground under alders and douglas fir; annulus large and persistent?
Yes |
Is the cap brilliant yellow, viscid; yellow scales;
grows on conifer logs?............
...............
Yes |
| Is the cap streaked olive-brown; margin cinnamon; stalk
yellow-green? ..................
................
Yes |
Is the cap orange-brown to
red-brown, frequent on living hardwoods, especially elm?
Yes |
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You have a P. albocrenulata |
| Is the cap viscid? .........................
...........................
Yes |
Is the cap dry, yellow-brown; grows singly or in
cespitose clusters?
Yes |
| Is the cap erect with many
pointed scales; usually grows cespitose?
Yes |
Is the cap with flat or some slightly raised scales;
grows singly or in cespitose clusters
Yes |
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You have a P. squarrosoides |
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