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The wood blewit is found in Europe and North
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This mushroom can range from lilac to purple-pink. Some North
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1066:"Systematic arrangement within the family Clitocybaceae (Tricholomatineae, Agaricales): phylogenetic and phylogenomic evidence, morphological data and muscarine-producing innovation"
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species, growing on decaying leaf litter. In the United
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Soil analysis of soil containing mycelium from a wood blewit
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1489:. New Holland Publishers. pp. 76–77, 150.
995:(Second ed.). Berkeley: Ten Speed Press.
1126:An History of Fungusses growing about Halifax
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1731:(Agaricales). Ann. Bot. Fennici 40: 213-218.
1234:(Agaricales). Ann. Bot. Fennici 40: 213-218.
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846:Blewits can be eaten as a cream sauce or
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843:Wood blewits are good edible mushrooms.
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862:filling, and also make good
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1423:Mushrooms Demystified
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878:Netherlands
803:Picea abies
746:Cortinarius
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648:Description
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517:in 1790 as
489:Netherlands
449:wood blewit
410:Ecology is
393:Spore print
167:H.E.Bigelow
2137:Categories
2044:Q105048668
977:2012-02-06
949:References
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798:fairy ring
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570:. In 1969
568:Tricholoma
552:Tricholoma
477:coniferous
359:emarginate
103:Agaricales
79:Division:
2143:Clitocybe
1738:Clitocybe
1540:0045-6535
1376:797915861
1273:Mycologia
1263:Clitocybe
1259:Rhizocybe
1255:Leucocybe
1190:Brittonia
1186:Clitocybe
1090:1560-2745
1049:5 January
1024:5 January
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833:Braidwood
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623:Clitocybe
596:Clitocybe
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131:Species:
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63:Eukaryota
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2079:Fungorum
2058:60026013
2053:AusFungi
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1955:2.911869
1937:MycoBank
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1885:Fungorum
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594:into
373:Stipe
309:Gills
260:nudum
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