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Among the Mushrooms

by Ellen M. Dallas and Caroline A. Burgin

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Table II — Red and Pink Spores

Size of plants, small.Leptonia.
Plants deliquescent.
Time of growth, summer.Volvaria,
Pluteus,
Enteloma,
Leptonia,
Nolanea,
Eccilia.
Time of growth, autumn.Volvaria,
Pluteus,
Nolanea,
HabitatIn woods, in uncultivated places, on ground.Volvaria,1
Enteloma,
Clitopilus,
Leptonia,2
Nolanea,3
Claudopus.
In grass and fields, on ground.Nolanea.
On other plants—epiphytal.
On stumps.Pluteus.4
On wood.Volvaria,5
Claudopus.
On manure.
Gills,free.Nolanea,
Pluteus,
Annularia,
Volvaria.
adnate.Nolanea,
Enteloma.6
decurrent.Eccilia,
Clitopilus,
Claudopus.
sinuous.Enteloma,
Claudopus.
serrated.
distant.
in folds.
Volva.Volvaria.
Veil adhering to margin of cap.Enteloma.
Ring.Annularia.
Stem,cartilaginous.Nolanea,
Leptonia.
lateral, or eccentric.Claudopus.
none.Claudopus.
brittle.
Pileus,scaly or warted.Leptonia.
campanulate.Leptonia,
Nolanea.
silky, cracked or fibrillose.Entoloma,
Pluteus.7
umbonate.Pluteus.8
umbilicate.Leptonia,
Eccilia.
striate.Nolanea.
Pileus and Gills milky.

1. Damp ground.

2. Dry hills.

3. Wet places in woods.

4. On or close to stumps.

5. On rotten wood.

6. Almost free.

7. Often fibrillose or floccose.

8. Somewhat.

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