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english_names_for_common_basidiomycetes_20241018110643 Flashcards

1
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Blushing wood mushroom

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Agaricus sylvaticus
Silvaticus - pertaining to woods

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Field mushroom

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Agaricus campestris
Campestris - flat ground, such as a field

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Inky mushroom

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Agaricus moelleri

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Yellow stainer

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Agaricus xanthodermus
Xantho - yellow

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Horse mushroom

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Agaricus arvensis
Arvensis - a cultivated field, pasture,

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Wood mushroom

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Agaricus sylvicola
Silvae - woods

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The prince

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Agaricus augustus

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Agaricus sylvaticus

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Blushing wood mushroom
Silvaticus - growing in woods

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Agaricus campestris

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Field mushroom

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Agaricus moelleri

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Inky mushroom

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Agaricus xanthodermus

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Yellow stainer

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Agaricus arvensis

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Horse mushroom

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Agaricus sylvicola

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Wood mushroom

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Agaricus augustus

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The prince

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False deathcap

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Amanita citrina
Citri- lemon yellow

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Deathcap

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Amanita phaloides
Phaloides- phallic

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The blusher

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Amanita rubescens
Ruber - red

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Ashen Amanita

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Amanita excelsa
Excelsa - lofty

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Panthercap

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Amanita pantherina

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Grey veiled Amanita

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Amanita porphyria
Porphyria - purple

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Fly agaric

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Amanita muscaria

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Orange grisette

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Amanita crocea
Crocea - crocus, saffron yellow (orangey yellow)

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Tawny grisette

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Amanita fulva
Fulham - tawny

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24
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Snakeskin grisette

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Amanita ceciliae

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Grisette

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Amanita vaginata
Vaginate - sheathed

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Amanita citrina

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False deathcap

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Amanita phaloides

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Deathcap

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28
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Amanita rubescens

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The blusher

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Amanita excelsa

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Ashen Amanita

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Amanita pantherina

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Panthercap

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Amanita porphyria

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Grey veiled Amanita

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Amanita muscaria

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Fly agaric

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33
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Amanita crocea

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Orange grisette

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34
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Amanita fulva

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Tawny grisette

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Amanita ceciliae

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Snakeskin grisette

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36
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Amanita vaginata

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Grisette

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37
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Shooting star

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Sphaerobolus stellatus
Stella - star

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38
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Common bird’s nest

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Crucibulum crucibuliforme
A crucible shape

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39
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Fields bird’s nest

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Cyathus olla

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40
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Fluted bird’s nest

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Cyathus striatus
Striatus - stripped

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Sphaerobolus stellatus

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Shooting star

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42
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Crucibulum crucibuliforme

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Common bird’s nest

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43
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Cyathus olla

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Fields bird’s nest

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44
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Cyathus striatus

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Fluted bird’s nest

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45
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Orange oak bolete

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Leccinum aurantiacum
Aurantius - orange

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46
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Orange birch bolete

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Leccinum verispelle
Versipellis - changing appearance

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Brown birch bolete

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Leccinum scabrum
Scabrously - rough “scabby”

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48
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Mottled bolete

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Leccinum varicolor
Vari - various (colours)

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49
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Bitter bolete

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Tylopilus felleus
Fellus - bitter tasting

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50
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Penny bun

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Boletus edulis

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51
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Bitter beech bolete

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Caloboletus calopus
Calo pus - beautiful foot

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52
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Rooting bolete

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Caloboletus radicans
Radicans - rooting

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53
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Inkstain bolete

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Cyanoboletus pulverulentus
Pulverulentus - covered in white powder

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Rusty bolete

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Xerocomus ferrugineus
Ferreus - rusty, rust coloured

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Suede bolete

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Xerocomus subtormentosus
Sub - not quite tormentos - covered in short twisted hairs

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Ruby bolete

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Hortiboletus rubellus
Rubus - ruby red

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Red cracking bolete

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Xerocomellus chrysenteron
Chrysenteron - golden on the inside (seen through the cracks)

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58
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Sepia bolete

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Xerocomellus porosporus

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59
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Matt bolete

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Xerocomellus pruinatus
Prunus - covered in fine frosting

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60
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Parasitic bolete

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Pseudoboletus parasiticus

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61
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Bay bolete

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Imleria badia
Badia - bay brown

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Larch bolete

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Suillus grevillei

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Slippery jack

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Suillus luteus
Luteus - golden yellow (orange)

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Weeping bolete

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Suillus granulatus
Granulatus - granular, drops

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Bovine bolete

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Suillus bovinus
Bovine - cattle

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Velvet bolete

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Suillus variegatus

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67
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Lurid bolete

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Suillellus luridus
Lurid - drab yellow

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Peppery bolete

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Chalciporus piperatus
Piperatus - peppery

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69
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Leccinum aurantiacum

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Orange oak bolete

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70
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Leccinum verispelle

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Orange birch bolete

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71
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Leccinum scabrum

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Brown birch bolete

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72
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Leccinum varicolor

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Mottled bolete

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73
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Tylopilus felleus

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Bitter bolete

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74
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Boletus edulis

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Penny bun

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75
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Caloboletus calopus

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Bitter beech bolete

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76
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Caloboletus radicans

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Rooting bolete

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77
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Cyanoboletus pulverulentus

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Inkstain bolete

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78
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Xerocomus ferrugineus

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Rusty bolete

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Xerocomus subtormentosus

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Suede bolete

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Hortiboletus rubellus

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Ruby bolete

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Xerocomellus chrysenteron

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Red cracking bolete

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Xerocomellus porosporus

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Sepia bolete

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83
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Xerocomellus pruinatus

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Matt bolete

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84
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Pseudoboletus parasiticus

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Parasitic bolete

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85
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Imleria badia

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Bay bolete

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Suillus grevillei

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Larch bolete

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Suillus luteus

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Slippery jack

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Suillus granulatus

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Weeping bolete

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Suillus bovinus

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Bovine bolete

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Suillus variegatus

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Velvet bolete

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91
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Suillellus luridus

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Lurid bolete

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Chalciporus piperatus

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Peppery bolete

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93
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Bracken club

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Typhula quisquiliaris
Quisquiliaris - pertaining to rubbish or debris

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Redleg club

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Typhula erythropus
Erythro - red pus leg or foot

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Pipe club

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Macrotyphula fistulosa
Fistulosus - hollow stemmed

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96
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White spindles

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Clavaria fragilis
Fragilis - fragile

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Moor club

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Clavaria argillacea
Argillaceous - resembling a clay colour

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Smoky spindles

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Clavaria fumosa
Fumosus - smoke grey

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99
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Meadow coral

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Clavulinopsis corniculata
Corniculatus - small horn-like appendages

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Yellow club

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Clavulinopsis helvola
Helva - yellow

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101
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Golden spindles

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Clavulinopsis fusiformis
Fusiformus - spindle shaped

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Apricot club

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Clavulinopsis luteoalba
Luteo - pale yellow. Alba - white (Apricot)

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Handsome club

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Clavulinopsis laeticolor
Laeticolor - brightly coloured

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Crested coral

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Clavulina coralloides
Coralloides - resembling coral

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Grey coral

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Clavulina cinerea
Cinereus - ash-grey

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Wrinkled club

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Clavulina rugosa
Rugosa - wrinkled

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107
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Upright coral

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Ramaria stricta
Stricta - ridgid upright

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108
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Typhula quisquiliaris

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Bracken club

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Typhula erythropus

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Redleg club

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Macrotyphula fistulosa

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Pipe club

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111
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Clavaria fragilis

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White spindles

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112
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Clavaria argillacea

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Moor club

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113
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Clavaria fumosa

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Smoky spindles

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114
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Clavulinopsis corniculata

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Meadow coral

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115
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Clavulinopsis helvola

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Yellow club

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116
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Clavulinopsis fusiformis

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Golden spindles

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117
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Clavulinopsis luteoalba

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Apricot club

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118
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Clavulinopsis laeticolor

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Handsome club

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119
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Clavulina coralloides

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Crested coral

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120
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Clavulina cinerea

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Grey coral

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121
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Clavulina rugosa

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Wrinkled club

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122
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Ramaria stricta

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Upright coral

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123
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The goblet

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Psudoclitocybe cyathiformis
Cyathiformis = goblet shaped

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124
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Giant funnel

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Aspropaxillus giganteus
Giganteus = gigantic

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125
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Tawny funnel

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Paralepista flaccida
Flaccida = limp, slack

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Trooping funnel

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Infundibulicybe geotropa
Geotropa = pointing to the ground

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127
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Common funnel

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Infundibulicybe gibba
Gibba = humped

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128
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Club foot

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Ampulloclitocybe clavipes
Clavipes = club shaped foot

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129
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White domecap

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Leucocybe connata
Connata = joined together

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130
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Chickenrun funnel

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Singerocybe phaeophthalma
Phaeophthalma = dusky eye

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Frosty funnel

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Clitocybe phyllophila
Phyllophila = liking leaves

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132
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Fools funnel

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Clitocybe rivulosa
Rivulosa = having fine lines or grooves

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133
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Mealy funnel

A

Clitocybe vibecina
Vibecina = striped

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134
Q

Fragrant funnel

A

Clitocybe fragrans
Fragrans = with a pleasant smell

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135
Q

Aniseed funnel

A

Clitocybe odura
Odura = with noticeable odour

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136
Q

Clouded agaric

A

Clitocybe nebularis
Nebularis = clouded

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137
Q

Two tone funnel

A

Clitocybe metachroa
Metachorus - changing colour

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138
Q

Psudoclitocybe cyathiformis

A

The goblet

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139
Q

Aspropaxillus giganteus

A

Giant funnel

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140
Q

Paralepista flaccida

A

Tawny funnel

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141
Q

Infundibulicybe geotropa

A

Trooping funnel

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142
Q

Infundibulicybe gibba

A

Common funnel

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143
Q

Ampulloclitocybe clavipes

A

Club foot

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144
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Leucocybe connata

A

White domecap

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145
Q

Singerocybe phaeophthalma
Phaeophthalma = dusky eye

A

Chickenrun funnel

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146
Q

Clitocybe phyllophila

A

Frosty funnel

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147
Q

Clitocybe rivulosa

A

Fools funnel

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148
Q

Clitocybe vibecina

A

Mealy funnel

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149
Q

Clitocybe fragrans

A

Fragrant funnel

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150
Q

Clitocybe odura

A

Aniseed funnel

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151
Q

Clitocybe nebularis

A

Clouded agaric

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152
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Clitocybe metachroa

A

Two tone funnel

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153
Q

Amethyst deceiver

A

Laccaria amethystina
Amethystina - amythist colour

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154
Q

Bicolored deceiver

A

Laccaria bicolor
Bicolor - two colours

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155
Q

Scruffy deceiver

A

Laccaria proxima
Proxima - near

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156
Q

The deceiver

A

Laccaria laccata
Laccatus - varnished

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157
Q

Conifer cone cap

A

Baeospora myosura

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158
Q

Rancid greyling

A

Tephrocybe rancida
Rancida - rancid smelling

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159
Q

Cucumber cap

A

Macrocystidia cucumis
Cucumis - cucumber

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160
Q

Russet toughshank

A

Gymnopus dryophilus
Dryophilus - with oak

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161
Q

Redleg toughshank

A

Gymnopus erythropus
Erythro - red. Pus - foot, stalk

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162
Q

Clustered toughshank

A

Gymnopus confluens
Confluens - coming together

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163
Q

Wood woollyfoot

A

Gymnopus peronatus
Peronatus - booted

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164
Q

Spindle toughshank

A

Gymnopus fusipes
Fusi - spindle shaped. Pes - foot

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165
Q

Spotted toughshank

A

Rhodocollybia maculata
Maculatus - spotted

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166
Q

Buttercup

A

Rhodocollybia butyracea
Butryaceus - butter like

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167
Q

Rooting shank

A

Hymenopillis radicata
Radicata - rooting

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168
Q

Velvet shank

A

Flammulina velutipes
Veluti - velvety. Pes - foot

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169
Q

Porcelain fungus

A

Mucidula mucida
Mucidia - slimy

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170
Q

Splitpea shanklet

A

Collybia cookei

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171
Q

Piggyback shanklet

A

Collybia cirrhata
Cirrhatus - with tendrils

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172
Q

Silky piggyback

A

Asterophora parasitica
Parasite

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173
Q

Laccaria amethystina

A

Amethyst deceiver

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174
Q

Laccaria bicolor

A

Bicolored deceiver

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175
Q

Laccaria proxima

A

Scruffy deceiver

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176
Q

Laccaria laccata

A

The deceiver

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177
Q

Baeospora myosura

A

Conifer cone cap

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178
Q

Tephrocybe rancida

A

Rancid greyling

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179
Q

Macrocystidia cucumis

A

Cucumber cap

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180
Q

Gymnopus dryophilus

A

Russet toughshank

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181
Q

Gymnopus erythropus

A

Redleg toughshank

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182
Q

Gymnopus confluens

A

Clustered toughshank

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183
Q

Gymnopus peronatus

A

Wood woollyfoot

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184
Q

Gymnopus fusipes

A

Spindle toughshank

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185
Q

Rhodocollybia maculata

A

Spotted toughshank

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186
Q

Rhodocollybia butyracea

A

Buttercap

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187
Q

Hymenopillis radicata

A

Rooting shank

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188
Q

Flammulina velutipes

A

Velvet shank

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189
Q

Mucidula mucida

A

Porcelain fungus

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190
Q

Collybia cookei

A

Splitpea shanklet

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191
Q

Collybia cirrhata

A

Piggyback shanklet

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192
Q

Asterophora parasitica

A

Silky piggyback

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193
Q

Lawyers wig

A

Coprinus comatus
Comatus - Hairy or shaggy

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194
Q

Magpie inkcap

A

Coprinopsis picacea
Picaceous - resembling a magpie

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195
Q

Common inkcap

A

Coprinopsis atramentaria
Atromentarius - Inky coloured

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196
Q

Hare’s foot inkcap

A

Coprinopsis lagopus
Lago- Hare. Pus - foot

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197
Q

Dung inkcap

A

Coprinopsis stercorea
Stercoreus - Stinking of dung

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198
Q

Snowy inkcap

A

Coprinopsis nivea
Niveus - snow-white

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199
Q

Firebug inkcap

A

Coprinellus domesticus
Domesticus - with buildings

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200
Q

Glistening inkcap

A

Coprinellus micaceus
Mica - a glistening mineral

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201
Q

Fairy inkcap

A

Coprinellus disseminatus
Disseminatus - spread out

202
Q

Pleated inkcap

A

Parasola plicatilis
Plicate - Pleated

203
Q

Coprinus comatus

A

Lawyers wig

204
Q

Coprinopsis picacea

A

Magpie inkcap

205
Q

Coprinopsis atramentaria

A

Common inkcap

206
Q

Coprinopsis lagopus

A

Hare’s foot inkcap

207
Q

Coprinopsis stercorea

A

Dung inkcap

208
Q

Coprinopsis nivea

A

Snowy inkcap

209
Q

Coprinellus domesticus

A

Firebug inkcap

210
Q

Coprinellus micaceus

A

Glistening inkcap

211
Q

Coprinellus disseminatus

A

Fairy inkcap

212
Q

Parasola plicatilis

A

Pleated inkcap

213
Q

Silver leaf fungus

A

Chondrosterium purpureum
Purpuratus - purple

214
Q

Bleeding broadleaf crust

A

Stereum rugosum
Rugosus - wrinkled

215
Q

Bleeding conifer crust

A

Stereum sanguinolentum
Sanguino - bleeding. Lentus - viscus

216
Q

Hairy curtain crust

A

Stereum hirsutum
Hairsute - hairy

217
Q

Yellowing crust

A

Stereum subtomentosum
sub - somewhat. Tomentosus - short matted hairs

218
Q

Oak curtain crust

A

Hymenochaete rubiginosa
Rubiginous - Rusty red.

219
Q

Chondrosterium purpureum

A

Silver leaf fungus

220
Q

Stereum rugosum

A

Bleeding broadleaf crust

221
Q

Stereum sanguinolentum

A

Bleeding conifer crust

222
Q

Stereum hirsutum

A

Hairy curtain crust

223
Q

Stereum subtomentosum

A

Yellowing crust

224
Q

Hymenochaete rubiginosa

A

Oak curtain crust

225
Q

Purple stocking webcap

A

Cortinarius stillatius
Stillatus - producing droplets

226
Q

Birch webcap

A

Cortinarius triumphans

227
Q

Blood red webcap

A

Cortinarius sanguineus
Sanguineus - blood red

228
Q

Surprise webcap

A

Cortinarius semisanguineus
Semi - half. Sanguineus - blood red

229
Q

Cinnamon webcap

A

Cortinarius cinnamomeus
Cinnamomeus - cinnamon coloured

230
Q

Frosty webcap

A

Cortinarius hemitrichus
Hemi - half. Trichus - hairy or fringed

231
Q

Blunt webcap

A

Cortinarius obtusus

232
Q

Variable webcap

A

Cortinarius anomalus

233
Q

The Gypsy

A

Cortinarius caperatus
Caperatus - wrinkled

234
Q

Cortinarius stillatius

A

Purple stocking webcap

235
Q

Cortinarius triumphans

A

Birch webcap

236
Q

Cortinarius sanguineus

A

Blood red webcap

237
Q

Cortinarius semisanguineus

A

Surprise webcap

238
Q

Cortinarius cinnamomeus

A

Cinnamon webcap

239
Q

Cortinarius hemitrichus

A

Frosty webcap

240
Q

Cortinarius obtusus

A

Blunt webcap

241
Q

Cortinarius anomalus

A

Variable webcap

242
Q

Cortinarius caperatus

A

The Gypsy

243
Q

Bleached cup

A

Disciotis venosa
Venosus - veined

244
Q

Vinegar cup

A

Helvella acetabulum
Acetabulum - saucer shaped

245
Q

Felt saddle

A

Helvella macropus
Macro - large. Pus - foot

246
Q

Glazed cup

A

Humaria hemisphaerica
Hemisphaerica - half rounded

247
Q

Yellowing cup

A

Peziza succosa
Succosa - juicy

248
Q

Bay cup

A

Peziza badia
Badia - bay coloured

249
Q

Blistered cup

A

Peziza vesiculosa
Vesicular -bladder shaped

250
Q

Scarlet elfcup

A

Sarcodypha austriaca

251
Q

Hare’s ear

A

Otidia onotica

252
Q

Orange peel fungus

A

Aleuria aurantia
Aurantius- orange

253
Q

Common eyelash

A

Scutellinia scutellata

254
Q

Disciotis venosa

A

Bleached cup

255
Q

Helvella acetabulum

A

Vinegar cup

256
Q

Helvella macropus

A

Felt saddle

257
Q

Humaria hemisphaerica

A

Glazed cup

258
Q

Peziza succosa

A

Yellowing cup

259
Q

Peziza badia

A

Bay cup

260
Q

Peziza vesiculosa

A

Blistered cup

261
Q

Sarcodypha austriaca

A

Scarlet elfcup

262
Q

Otitis onotica

A

Hare’s ear

263
Q

Aleuria aurantia

A

Orange peel fungus

264
Q

Scutellinia scutellata

A

Common eyelash

265
Q

Earthy powdercap

A

Cystoderma amianthinum

266
Q

Cystoderma amianthinum

A

Earthy powdercap

267
Q

Common jelly spot

A

Dacrymyces stillatus
Stillatus - producing droplets

268
Q

Small stagshorne

A

Calocera cornea

269
Q

Pale stagshorn

A

Calocera pallidospathulata
Pallid - Pale. Spathulate - flattened

270
Q

Yellow stagshorn

A

Calocera viscosa
Viscosus - sticky, viscus

271
Q

Dacrymyces stillatus

A

Common jelly spot

272
Q

Calocera cornea

A

Small stagshorne

273
Q

Calocera pallidospathulata

A

Pale stagshorn

274
Q

Calocera viscosa

A

Yellow stagshorn

275
Q

Collard earthstar

A

Geastrum triplex

276
Q

Geastrum triplex

A

Collard earthstar

277
Q

Deceptive earthtongue

A

Geoglossum fallax
Fallax - deceptive

278
Q

Plain earthtongue

A

Geoglossum umbratile
Umbritalis - pertaining to shade

279
Q

Hairy earthtongue

A

Trichoglossum hirsutum
Hirsute - hairy

280
Q

Glutinous earthtongue

A

Glutlinoglossum glutinosum
Glutinous - glutinous

281
Q

Olive earthtongue

A

Microglossum olivaceum
Olive

282
Q

Bog beacon

A

Mitrula paludosa
Paludosus - associated with marshes or bogs

283
Q

Geoglossum fallax

A

Deceptive earthtongue

284
Q

Geoglossum umbratile

A

Plain earthtongue

285
Q

Trichoglossum hirsutum

A

Hairy earthtongue

286
Q

Glutlinoglossum glutinosum

A

Glutinous earthtongue

287
Q

Microglossum olivaceum

A

Olive earthtongue

288
Q

Mitrula paludosa

A

Bog beacon

289
Q

The miller

A

Clitopilus prunulus
Pruinatus - covered in a fine frosting

290
Q

Felted pinkgill

A

Entoloma griseocyaneum
Griseus - grey. Cyanus - blue

291
Q

Indigo pinkgill

A

Entoloma chalybaeum
Chalybaeus - steel-grey colour

292
Q

Mousepee pinkgill

A

Entoloma incanum
Incarnum - silvery

293
Q

Pimple pinkgill

A

Entoloma hebes
Hebes - blunt

294
Q

Silky pinkgill

A

Entoloma sericeum
Sericeus - Silky

295
Q

Honey pinkgill

A

Entoloma cetratum
Cetratum - a small shield

296
Q

Star pinkgill

A

Entoloma conferendum
Conferendus - coming together

297
Q

Cream pinkgill

A

Entoloma sericellum
Sericellus - somewhat silky

298
Q

Lilac pinkgill

A

Entoloma porphyrophaeum
Porphyrophaeum - dusky purple

299
Q

Sepia pinkgill

A

Entoloma jubatum
Jubatum - having a mane - hairy collar

300
Q

Big blue pinkgill

A

Entoloma bloxami

301
Q

Mealy pinkgill

A

Entoloma prunuloides
Prunuloid - with a fine frosting

302
Q

Wood pinkgill

A

Entoloma rhodopolium
Rhodus - red. Polium - grey

303
Q

Shield pinkgill

A

Entoloma clypeatum
Clypeateus - shape of a circular shield

304
Q

Blue edge pinkgill

A

Entoloma serrulatum
Serrulatum - edged with sharp teeth

305
Q

Clitopilus prunulus

A

The miller

306
Q

Entoloma griseocyaneum

A

Felted pinkgill

307
Q

Entoloma chalybaeum

A

Indigo pinkgill

308
Q

Entoloma incanum

A

Mousepee pinkgill

309
Q

Entoloma hebes

A

Pimple pinkgill

310
Q

Entoloma sericeum

A

Silky pinkgill

311
Q

Entoloma cetratum

A

Honey pinkgill

312
Q

Entoloma conferendum

A

Star pinkgill

313
Q

Entoloma sericellum

A

Cream pinkgill

314
Q

Entoloma porphyrophaeum

A

Lilac pinkgill

315
Q

Entoloma jubatum

A

Sepia pinkgill

316
Q

Entoloma bloxami

A

Big blue pinkgill

317
Q

Entoloma prunuloides

A

Mealy pinkgill

318
Q

Entoloma rhodopolium

A

Wood pinkgill

319
Q

Entoloma clypeatum

A

Shield pinkgill

320
Q

Entoloma serrulatum

A

Blue edge pinkgill

321
Q

Veiled poisonpie

A

Hebeloma mesophaeum
Mesophaeus - dusky brown centre

322
Q

Sweet poisonpie

A

Hebeloma sacchariolens
Sacchariolens - sweet sugary

323
Q

Poisonpie

A

Hebeloma crustiliniforme
Crustiliniforms - formed with a crust

324
Q

Bitter poisonpie

A

Hebeloma sinapizans

325
Q

Hebeloma mesophaeum

A

Veiled poisonpie

326
Q

Hebeloma sacchariolens

A

Sweet poisonpie

327
Q

Hebeloma crustiliniforme

A

Poisonpie

328
Q

Hebeloma sinapizans

A

Bitter poisonpie

329
Q

White saddle

A

Helvella crispa
Crisups- irregularly kinked

330
Q

Elastic saddle

A

Helvella elastica
Elastica - elastic

331
Q

Elfin saddle

A

Helvella lacunosa
Lacunose - with holes or pits

332
Q

Helvella crispa

A

White saddle

333
Q

Helvella elastica

A

Elastic saddle

334
Q

Helvella lacunosa

A

Elfin saddle

335
Q

Earpick fungus

A

Auriscalpium vulgare
Vulgaris - common

336
Q

Drab tooth

A

Phellodon fuligineoalbus
Fuligineo - sooty-brown. albus - white

337
Q

Woolly tooth

A

Phellodon tomentosus
Tomentosus - thickly covered in short matted hairs

338
Q

Devil’s tooth

A

Hydnellum peckii

339
Q

Scaly tooth

A

Sarcodon squamosus
Squamous - scaly

340
Q

Terracotta hedgehog

A

Hydnum rufescens
Rufescens- becoming red

341
Q

Wood hedgehog

A

Hydnum repandum
Repandum - having an uneven or wavy margin

342
Q

Auriscalpium vulgare

A

Earpick fungus

343
Q

Phellodon fuligineoalbus

A

Drab tooth

344
Q

Phellodon tomentosus

A

Woolly tooth

345
Q

Hydnellum peckii

A

Devil’s tooth

346
Q

Sarcodon squamosus

A

Scaly tooth

347
Q

Hydnum rufescens

A

Terracotta hedgehog

348
Q

Hydnum repandum

A

Wood hedgehog

349
Q

Pink waxcap / ballerina waxcap

A

Porpolomopsis calyptriformis
Calyptriformis = like a veil

350
Q

Heath waxcap

A

Gliophorus laetus
Laetus = cheerful

351
Q

Slimy waxcap

A

Gliophorus irrigatus
Irrigatus = covered in droplets

352
Q

Parrot waxcap

A

Gliophorus psittacinus
Psittacinus = parrot like

353
Q

Golden waxcap

A

Hygrocybe chlorophana
Chlorophana = appearing pale green

354
Q

Persistent waxcap

A

Hygrocybe acutoconica
Acutoconica = acutely conical

355
Q

Butter waxcap

A

Hygrocybe ceracea
Ceracea = waxy

356
Q

Oily waxcap

A

Hygrocybe quieta
Quieta = calm, tranquil

357
Q

Glutinous waxcap

A

Hygrocybe glutinipes
Glutinipes = glutinous stem or foot

358
Q

Goblet waxcap

A

Hygrocybe cantharellus / lepida
Lepida = scaly

359
Q

Vermillion waxcap

A

Hygrocybe miniata
Miniata = the colour of red lead

360
Q

Honey waxcap

A

Hygrocybe reidii
Mycologist

361
Q

Spangled waxcap

A

Hygrocybe insipida
Insipida = lacking a strong taste

362
Q

Scarlet waxcap

A

Hygrocybe coccinea
Coccinea = deep red

363
Q

Splendid waxcap

A

Hygrocybe splendidissima
Splendidissima = most brilliant

364
Q

Crimson waxcap

A

Hygrocybe punicea
Punicea = crimson

365
Q

Blackening waxcap

A

Hygrocybe conica
Conica = of conical shape

366
Q

Nitrous waxcap

A

Neohygrcybe nitrata
Nitrata = nitrous

367
Q

Yellowfoot waxcap

A

Cuphophylus flavipes
Flavipes = yellow stem / foot

368
Q

Earthy waxcap

A

Cuphophyllus fornicatus
Fornicata = arched

369
Q

Meadow waxcap

A

Cuphophyllus pratensis
Pratensis = of meadows

370
Q

Snowy waxcap

A

Cuphophyllus virgineus
Virgineus = pure white

371
Q

Cedarwood waxcap

A

Cuphophyllus russocoriaceus
Russocoriaceus = smelling of Russian leather

372
Q

Ivory woodwax

A

Hygrophorus eburneus
Eburneus = Ivory white

373
Q

Herald of winter

A

Hygrophorus hypothejus
Hypothejus = the colour of brimstone below

374
Q

Fibrous waxcap

A

Hygrocybe intermedia
Intermediate - inbetween

375
Q

Bitter waxcap

A

Hygrocybe mucronella
Mucronella - bearing a small point

376
Q

Toasted waxcap

A

Cuphophyllus colemannians

377
Q

Porpolomopsis calyptriformis

A

Pink waxcap / ballerina waxcap

378
Q

Gliophorus laetus

A

Heath waxcap

379
Q

Gliophorus irrigatus

A

Slimy waxcap

380
Q

Gliophorus psittacinus

A

Parrot waxcap

381
Q

Hygrocybe chlorophana

A

Golden waxcap

382
Q

Hygrocybe acutoconica

A

Persistent waxcap

383
Q

Hygrocybe ceracea

A

Butter waxcap

384
Q

Hygrocybe quieta

A

Oily waxcap

385
Q

Hygrocybe glutinipes

A

Glutinous waxcap

386
Q

Hygrocybe cantharellus / lepida

A

Goblet waxcap

387
Q

Hygrocybe miniata

A

Vermillion waxcap

388
Q

Hygrocybe reidii

A

Honey waxcap

389
Q

Hygrocybe insipida

A

Spangled waxcap

390
Q

Hygrocybe coccinea

A

Scarlet waxcap

391
Q

Hygrocybe splendidissima

A

Splendid waxcap

392
Q

Hygrocybe punicea

A

Crimson waxcap

393
Q

Hygrocybe conica

A

Blackening waxcap

394
Q

Neohygrcybe nitrata

A

Nitrous waxcap

395
Q

Cuphophylus flavipes

A

Yellowfoot waxcap

396
Q

Cuphophyllus fornicatus

A

Earthy waxcap

397
Q

Cuphophyllus pratensis

A

Meadow waxcap

398
Q

Cuphophyllus virgineus

A

Snowy waxcap

399
Q

Cuphophyllus russocoriaceus

A

Cedarwood waxcap

400
Q

Hygrophorus eburneus

A

Ivory woodwax

401
Q

Hygrophorus hypothejus

A

Herald of winter

402
Q

Hygrocybe intermedia

A

Fibrous waxcap

403
Q

Hygrocybe mucronella

A

Bitter waxcap

404
Q

Cuphophyllus colemannians

A

Toasted waxcap

405
Q

Sulphur tuft

A

Hypholoma fasiculare
Fascicularius - in small clusters

406
Q

Conifer tuft

A

Hypholoma capnoides
Capnoides - resembling smoke

407
Q

Snakeskin brownie

A

Hypholoma marginatum
Marginatum - boarded

408
Q

Brick tuft

A

Hypholoma lateritium
Lateritius - brick red

409
Q

Sphagnum brownie

A

Hypholoma elongatum
Elongatum - elongated

410
Q

Dung roundhead

A

Protostropharia semiglobata
Semi - half. globata - spherical

411
Q

Garland roundhead

A

Stropharia coronilla
Coronilla - trumpet like

412
Q

Verdigris agaric

A

Stropharia aeruginosa
Aerugineus - verdigris green

413
Q

Peppery roundhead

A

Stropharia pseudocyanea
Pseudo - not truly. cyanea - blue

414
Q

Hypholoma fasiculare

A

Sulphur tuft

415
Q

Hypholoma capnoides

A

Conifer tuft

416
Q

Hypholoma marginatum

A

Snakeskin brownie

417
Q

Hypholoma lateritium

A

Brick tuft

418
Q

Hypholoma elongatum

A

Sphagnum brownie

419
Q

Protostropharia semiglobata

A

Dung roundhead

420
Q

Stropharia coronilla

A

Garland roundhead

421
Q

Stropharia aeruginosa

A

Verdigris agaric

422
Q

Stropharia pseudocyanea

A

Peppery roundhead

423
Q

Straw fibrecap

A

Inocybe cookei

424
Q

Beige fibrecap

A

Inocybe sindonia
Sindonius - pertaining to muslin

425
Q

Fleecy fibrecap

A

Inocybe flocculosa
Flocculosus - abundantly woolly

426
Q

Floccose fibrecap

A

Inocybe stellatospora

427
Q

Torn fibrecap

A

Inocybe lacera
Lacerus - lacerated

428
Q

White fibrecap

A

Inocybe geophylla
Geo - earth (coloured). phylla - gills

429
Q

Lilac fibrecap

A

Inocybe lilacina
Lilac

430
Q

Collard fibrecap

A

Inocybe cincinnata
Cinncinata - with curled hairs

431
Q

Split fibrecap

A

Pseudosperma rimosum
Rimosus - cracked, split

432
Q

Frosty fibrecap

A

Inosperma maculatum
Maculata - spotted

433
Q

Star fibrecap

A

Inocybe asterospora

434
Q

bulbous fibrecap

A

Inocybe napipes

435
Q

Inocybe cookei

A

Straw fibrecap

436
Q

Inocybe sindonia

A

Beige fibrecap

437
Q

Inocybe flocculosa

A

Fleecy fibrecap

438
Q

Inocybe lanuginosa

A

Floccose fibrecap

439
Q

Inocybe lacera

A

Torn fibrecap

440
Q

Inocybe geophylla

A

White fibrecap

441
Q

Inocybe lilacina

A

Lilac fibrecap

442
Q

Inocybe cincinnata

A

Collard fibrecap

443
Q

Pseudosperma rimosum

A

Split fibrecap

444
Q

Inosperma maculatum

A

Frosty fibrecap

445
Q

Inocybe asterospora

A

Star fibrecap

446
Q

Inocybe napipes

A

bulbous fibrecap

447
Q

Jelly ear

A

Auricularia auricula-judae

448
Q

Tripe fungus

A

Auricularia mesenterica
Mesenterica - resembling an intestine

449
Q

White brain

A

Exidia thuretiana

450
Q

Witches butter

A

Exidia glandulosa

451
Q

Amber jelly

A

Exidia recisa

452
Q

Leafy brain

A

Phaeomentremella foliacea

453
Q

Yellow brain

A

Tremella mesenterica

454
Q

Auricularia auricula-judae

A

Jelly ear

455
Q

Auricularia mesenterica

A

Tripe fungus

456
Q

Exidia thuretiana

A

White brain

457
Q

Exidia glandulosa

A

Witches butter

458
Q

Exidia recisa

A

Amber jelly

459
Q

Phaeomentremella foliacea

A

Leafy brain

460
Q

Tremella mesenterica

A

Yellow brain

461
Q

Bearded milkcap

A

Lactarius pubescens
Pubescens - becoming downy

462
Q

Beech milkcap

A

Lactarius blennius
Blennius - viscus or mucous

463
Q

Birch milkcap

A

Lactarius tabidus
Tabidus - stunted

464
Q

Coconut milkcap

A

Lactarius glyciosmus
Glyciosmus - smelling sweet

465
Q

Curry milkcap

A

Lactarius camphoratus
Camphoratus - strong smelling

466
Q

False saffron milkcap

A

Lactarius deterrimus
Deterrimus - very poor

467
Q

Fenugreek milkcap

A

Lactarius helvus
Helvus - pale bay-brown

468
Q

Firey milkcap

A

Lactarius pyrogalus
Pyrogalus - hot tasting milk

469
Q

Fleecy milkcap

A

Lactifluus vellereus
Vellereus - woolly, fleecy

470
Q

Grey milkcap

A

Lactarius vietus
Vietus - shrunken

471
Q

Liver milkcap

A

Lactarius hepaticus
Hepaticus - pertaining to liver

472
Q

Mild milkcap

A

Lactarius subdulcis
Subdulcis - almost mild

473
Q

Oakbug milkcap

A

Lactarius quietus
Quietus - tranquil, quiet

474
Q

Orange milkcap

A

Lactarius aurantiacus
Aurantiacus - orange

475
Q

Peppery milkcap

A

Lactifluus piperatus
Pippertus - peppery

476
Q

Rufous milkcap

A

Lactarius rufus
Rufus - russet-red

477
Q

Saffron milkcap

A

Lactarius deliciosus
Deliciosus - delicious

478
Q

Sooty milkcap

A

Lactarius fuliginosus
Fuliginosus - sooty

479
Q

Tawny milkcap

A

Lactarius fulvissimus
Fulvissimus - very tawny

480
Q

Ugly milkcap

A

Lactarius turpis
Turpis - ugly

481
Q

Woolly milkcap

A

Lactarius torminosus
Torminos - cramping, twisting, (as after eating it)

482
Q

Yellowdrop milkcap

A

Lactarius chrysorrheus
Chryso - yellow / golden. rheos - stream or river

483
Q

Lactarius pubescens

A

Bearded milkcap

484
Q

Lactarius blennius

A

Beech milkcap

485
Q

Lactarius tabidus

A

Birch milkcap

486
Q

Lactarius glyciosmus

A

Coconut milkcap

487
Q

Lactarius camphoratus

A

Curry milkcap

488
Q

Lactarius deterrimus

A

False saffron milkcap

489
Q

Lactarius helvus

A

Fenugreek milkcap

490
Q

Lactarius pyrogalus

A

Firey milkcap

491
Q

Lactifluus vellereus

A

Fleecy milkcap

492
Q

Lactarius vietus

A

Grey milkcap

493
Q

Lactarius hepaticus

A

Liver milkcap

494
Q

Lactarius subdulcis

A

Mild milkcap

495
Q

Lactarius quietus

A

Oakbug milkcap

496
Q

Lactarius aurantiacus

A

Orange milkcap

497
Q

Lactifluus piperatus

A

Peppery milkcap

498
Q

Lactarius rufus

A

Rufous milkcap

499
Q

Lactarius deliciosus

A

Saffron milkcap

500
Q

Lactarius fuliginosus

A

Sooty milkcap

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