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Re: [NJMYCO] Amanita Rubescens

Hi Patrick,
   That last bunch of photos is really great - shows the volva and
cap.  I agree with Jim - it really looks like Amanita rubescens.
"Blushing" sometimes takes several hours.
   The stipe of A. pantherina has a more distinctively enlarged,
ovoid base.  
Good Mushrooming,
Lance 

--- On Sat, 7/4/09, patrick.pbernardo <patrick.pbernardo@...> wrote:

From: patrick.pbernardo <patrick.pbernardo@...>
Subject: [NJMYCO] Amanita Rubescens
To: NJMYCO@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, July 4, 2009, 3:37 PM

Hi Jim,
Thank you for the info and the good advice. Fortunately I'm not that hungry so eating these guys is not in my plans.
I Included four new pictures in the album Amanita. I think they are as close as my equipment and mainly my ability allow me to do.
I cannot see the redish blushing when injured and I have injured nine or ten. I tried KOH and it is non reactive.
Thank you again, Jim

Patrick
Sat Jul 4, 2009 9:31 pm

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Hi Jim, Thank you for the info and the good advice. Fortunately I'm not that hungry so eating these guys is not in my plans. I Included four new pictures in... 		patrick.pbernardo
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Hi Patrick,    That last bunch of photos is really great - shows the volva and cap.  I agree with Jim - it really looks like Amanita rubescens. "Blushing"...
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