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Amanita, but what kind?
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Found what at first I believed to be an Amanita Crenulata, then changed my mind to Amanita muscaria var. alba, then thought about Amanita pantherina var. multisquamosa....

I'm thinking it's pantherina var. multisquamosa, but I want some expert opinions before I decide to indulge.


Habitat:
Light soil under coniferous trees, general area is a mixed coniferous and deciduous

Gills:
white, plentiful

Stem:
4" stem length down to bulb, generally 1" in diameter, creamy white, bruises yellow/brown, smooth with volval hairs, hollow

Cap:
8" max. diameter, light tan/beige, smooth, convex

Spore print color:
white

Bruising:
yellow/brown on stem




I want to add that I did not see an annulus on the stem, I'm not sure if I rubbed it off during handling or what. What do you guys think this is?

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: ooms]
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My guess is Amanita multisquamosa.

Should have an annulus.

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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the DEADLY kind


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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: Dragonaut]
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Quote:
the DEADLY kind



It does not appear that way from my vantage point.

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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jk:tongue2:

srsly tho, beware the white amanita


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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: Dragonaut]
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Sweet Find. :thumbup:

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: ShroomHunting]
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Is there a possibility that it could not be a Pantherina because of the fact that I do not remember seeing an annulus on the stem?

Can the annulus be blown off or washed off naturally?

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: ooms]
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Did you get any grit on your fingers when you picked the mushroom?

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: Bretdaniel]
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I've seen annulus come off naturally...  Not a ton, but I've seen it.


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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: Bretdaniel]
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Bretdaniel said:
Did you get any grit on your fingers when you picked the mushroom?



What do you mean by grit?

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: ooms]
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it's probably a yellow amanita muscaria, just faded. In what state & county did you find it?

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: foxtym]
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:beatadeadhorse:


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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: Dragonaut]
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very seriously doubt that its Amanita Amerimuscaria, (Yellow-Orange Fly Agaric) I agree with alan, it is most likely amanita pantherina var. multisquamosa. However, i wouldnt reccomend attempting to consume this form of Pantherina unless you are an experienced Amanita hunter/IDer. Stick to the verified Red Fly Agaric, and Amerimuscaria.


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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: TheShroomanizer]
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If they planned on eating it, you are way too late. This thread is more than 5 months old.

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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: Twiztidsage]
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Twiztidsage said:
If they planned on eating it, you are way too late. This thread is more than 5 months old.



hahahah wow. now i feel dumb. o well, advice stands either way.


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Re: Amanita, but what kind? [Re: TheShroomanizer]
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Don't feel too bad. At least you weren't the first one to bump it after that long...

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