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Adult Amanita "Amanita is a genus of fungi, nearly allied to the mushrooms. Several of the species are edible, notably the delicious orange (A. cæsarea), but the majority are poisonous."—(Charles Leonar... |
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Agaric Hymenium The hymenium or tissue layer of the agaric of a mushroom.... |
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Agaricus cepaestipes Agaricus cepaestipes is a mushroom from a large genus with both edible and poisonous species.... |
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Amadou "A name given to Polyporus igniarius and P. fomentarius, fungi of the tribe or division Hymenomycetes, and formerly included in the genus Boletus. They grow upon old trees in Britain, and on the cont... |
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Amaita "Amanita Muscaria, in a young state." — Chambers' Encyclopedia, 1875... |
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Amaita "Amanita Muscaria, full-grown." — Chambers' Encyclopedia, 1875... |
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Angioridium sinuosum The fungus, Angioridium sinuosum.... |
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Annuli "The elastic ring which surrounds the spore case."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Arcyria flava Arcyria flava (or Arcyria obvelata) is a species of fungus or slime mold found in Australia.... |
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Aseroe Aseroe pentactina is a species of mushroom from the Phallaceae family.... |
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Common Mushroom "Agaricus- A large and important genus of fungi, characterized by having a fleshy cap or pileus, and a number of radiating plates or gills on which are produced the naked spores."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Cordycep The Sphaeria sinensis a cordycep, a parasitic fungus. "The right hand figure represents the manner in which it is made up for sale." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Cordycep The Sphaeria Robertsii a cordycep, a parasitic fungus "growing from the caterpillar of a New Zealand moth called Hepialus verescens." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Disease Vermicularia trichella is a fungal plant disease that causes leaf and stem spot in English Ivy.... |
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Disease Vertical section of Hypoxylon punctatum, a species of fungi found on dead wood.... |
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Disease, Fungal "Mucor mucedo, very highly magnified, exhibiting 1, the spawn or mycelium." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Earthstar A species of earthstar, Geastrum multifidum is a mushroom from the Geastraceae family.... |
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Flocci and Spores "1. Polyplocium inquinans, divided vertically, natural size; 2. flocci and spores; 3 and 4, the same more highly magnified." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Fungi "These may be placed at the very bottom of the vegetable scale, and are observable in a great variety of forms, and, among others, mushrooms, roadstools, puff-balls, the fungus dryrot, fermentation, m... |
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Fungi "In general, fungi are low plants which do not contain chlorophyll, in contrast with the algae, which do." — Beach, 1909... |
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Fungus "Pisomyxa racodioides, Corda.-1. Natural size; 2, the fungus greatly magnified; 3, a spore-case bursting and discharging its spores." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Geaster Endoperidium "Geaster tenuipes. a, endoperidium; b, b, exoperidium." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Honey Fungus "A mushroom (Agaricus melleus). my, mycelium; c, c', c'', young 'buttons'; st, stipe or stalk; r, ring; g, gills." -Bergen, 1896... |
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Mucor caninus Mucor caninus is a species of mold found in soil, on plant surfaces, and rotting vegetables.... |
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Mushroom The name mushroom is generally applied to those soft white umbrella-shaped growths considered good to eat. It is always dangerous to eat mushrooms gathered in the woods by anyone other than an experi... |
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