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555:is probably the best known of the section
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444:is white and has an unpleasant smell.
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780:Courtecuisse, R.; Duhem, B. (2013).
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206:shaggy-stalked Lepiota
1172:Agaricus clypeolarius
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529:Agaricus clypeolarius
186:Agaricus clypeolarius
577:ochraceosulfurescens
471:The fruit bodies of
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755:Laessoe T. (2002).
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668:"Species Synonymy:
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182:Locq. ex Bon (1981)
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539:transferred it to
481:coniferous forests
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254:Description
238:, a shaggy
108:Agaricaceae
1280:Categories
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868:2013-12-07
678:2018-01-29
649:References
557:Fusisporae
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509:Guangdong
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639:List of
617:See also
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519:Taxonomy
501:Liaoning
461:Cystidia
338:Hymenium
297:hymenium
210:mushroom
171:Synonyms
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