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2.6.16
Leucopaxillus
Is the veil present, hairy, then gone
with age; the cap orange-red with flattened reddish-brown scales?
Yes
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Is the veil absent? ...............
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Yes |
Are the cap, gills, and stalk white?
Yes
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Is the cap colored?
Yes |
| Is the cap viscid; taste mild?
Yes |
Is the cap dry; taste mild?
Yes |
Is the cap dry; taste bitter?
Yes |
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You have a T. resplendens |
| Is the cap sticky to viscid, grayish-olive to
olive-brown; gills white?
Yes |
Is the cap viscid and yellow with a brownish center:
gills yellow?
Yes |
Is the cap dry, reddish-brown to purplish-gray or
gray-brown?
Yes |
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You have a T. flavovirens (equestre) |
Is the cap gray-brown with prominent,
hairy small scales?
Yes
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Is the cap other than gray-brown with appressed hairs?
Yes |
Is the cap reddish-brown?
Yes
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Is the cap slate-gray to purplish-gray?
Yes |
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