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ID Request, Possible Amanita *DELETED*
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Edited by bort (09/29/12 09:19 AM)

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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: bort]
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definately an amanita. but i dont think muscaria. maybe pantherina?


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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: bmarley3434]
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I was thinking Amanita Rubescens.


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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: bort]
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Nice pictures, Amanita rubescens would be my guess as well.

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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: bmarley3434]
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maybe but i doubt it; the base is indistinct bulbous, and not muscarioid at all.

if it where, i would feel more comfortable leaning towards Section Amanita.


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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: canid]
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Quote:
maybe but i doubt it; the base is indistinct bulbous, and not muscarioid at all.



Thanks for that info, but could you explain what those terms meant?

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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: bort]
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in the Genus Amanita, the structure/form of the mushroom's intact base is critical for identification.

based on several generalized forms of basal structure / volva, you can determine which section of the Genus to place it in and limit the identification.

i posted this [from michael kuo's site] for somebody earlier, and it makes for a good starting point. though it's not all relevant to the identification of Muscarioid Amanitas [those within the Section [subgenus] Amanita], it is good to know.

you should at least know how to recognize both the form classic of the species you are interested in and that of the deadly species.


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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: canid]
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Looks like an Amanita rubescens to me.:shrug:

Kuo says the base can be indistinct to bulbous which matches my experiences in the field.


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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: Bobzimmer]
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i was referring to the A. pantherina comment.

rubescens [insofar as N. America can be considered to have this taxon] seems pretty likely, what with the bruising and what not.


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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: canid]
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Ooops. Sorry for the confusion.:blush:


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Re: ID Request, Possible Amanita [Re: Bobzimmer]
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Amanita amerirubescens nom. prov.

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