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Lepiota sp. Maybe?
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Found this guy growing in some leaf litter in the woods. Closest identity that I  could find was maybe Lepiota. Anyone have an idea?


Gills:


Cap:


Spore print color:
I am leaning toward pinkish color but not 100%

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Re: Lepiota sp. Maybe? [Re: petepann]
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Looks like Amanita rubescens var. alba. Cool find!


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Re: Lepiota sp. Maybe? [Re: Anglerfish]
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Amanita had crossed my mind but I dismissed that judgment due to lack of volva. Do not all Amanita sp.  have one?

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Re: Lepiota sp. Maybe? [Re: petepann]
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petepann said:
Amanita had crossed my mind but I dismissed that judgment due to lack of volva. Do not all Amanita sp.  have one?


The universal veil usually doesn't leave much of a visible volva in this species.
The swollen base however is typical, as is the skirt-like ring zone and the red
flushes which is cause for the name.


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Re: Lepiota sp. Maybe? [Re: Anglerfish]
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Very very cool. Thank you for the help. Now if I could just figure out how to edit the name in my gallery... If you don't mind, take a look at my NC ID request that should be just above this one. It may or may not be another type of Amanita. I'm not so sure though.

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