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1.1-2.9 cm wide, conical or convex when young expanding to convex or applanate when mature. Broadly umbonate with a pastel yellow surface that is smooth or rarely has minute fibrils which are olive or the same colour as the cap surface. All parts discolour to olive and finally dark grey with
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4–7 cm tall and 2-4mm thick with a slightly bulbous base that is up to 6mm wide from which the stem may taper up from slightly or be otherwise equal in width across the length. The surface is pastel yellow and smooth but with fibers towards the base whilst the interior is solid at first but
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2.5–3 cm tall and 3mm thick tapering upwards from a slightly wider base. The surface is greenish-yellow or sulphur-yellow similar to the cap and is fibrillose with dark green fibers towards the base. The interior is hollow with white fibers and yellow flesh.
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Free, crowded or moderately crowded and up to 4mm wide. Pastel yellow to greenish yellow with some fringing on the edges that is more noticeable with age and when viewed with a lens.
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is a small dapperling mushroom with thin yellow flesh (up to 4mm thick at the central disc) that discolours olive or green when damaged or cut.
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bruising. The cap edges do not have striations and are incurved when young, becoming straight with age sometimes with veil fragments present.
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is scarcely recorded and little known. The specimens described by Petch were found on the ground in flower beds in
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Pilzkompendium Bd. 3. Die übrigen
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Ellipsoid to subamygdaliform with a germ pore that is not easily distinguished. Dextrinoid. 5.5-8.5 x 4-5 μm.
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630:"Mycobank Database - Leucoagaricus viridiflavus"
674:Arun Kumar, T. K.; Manimohan, P. (2009-07-16).
656:Annals of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya
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559:Leucoagaricus houaynhangensis
545:Leucocoprinus viridiflavoides
449:hanging from the cap edges.
652:"Additions to Ceylon Fungi"
549:Leucoagaricus viriditinctus
445:margin, with pieces of the
363:Leucoagaricus viridiflavus.
217:Mycological characteristics
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799:Leucoagaricus viridiflavus
539:Leucoagaricus sulphurellus
502:Leucocoprinus viridiflavus
467:Leucoagaricus viridiflavus
415:Leucocoprinus viridiflavus
400:Leucocoprinus viridiflavus
396:Patinjareveettil Manimohan
388:Leucoagaricus viridiflavus
361:. It may also be known as
346:Leucocoprinus viridiflavus
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769:www.cybertruffle.org.uk
650:Petch, T. (1915–1917).
610:www.speciesfungorum.org
715:Erhard Ludwig (2012).
380:who classified it was
382:Lepiota viridiflava.
123:L. viridiflavus
422:Lepiota viridiflava
170:Lepiota viridiflava
926:Fungi of Sri Lanka
553:Lepiota cyanescens
526:Calicut University
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410:Description
359:Agaricaceae
316:Ecology is
184:T.K.A.Kumar
99:Agaricaceae
910:Categories
814:Q107989534
774:2022-10-12
721:. Eching.
615:2022-07-19
592:References
506:Peradeniya
353:producing
89:Agaricales
65:Division:
745:cite book
737:816137686
702:0093-4666
680:Mycotaxon
510:Sri Lanka
374:described
117:Species:
55:Kingdom:
49:Eukaryota
862:MycoBank
836:Fungorum
808:Wikidata
368:Taxonomy
351:mushroom
279:Hymenium
265:umbonate
238:hymenium
162:Synonyms
95:Family:
45:Domain:
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565:Lepiota
491:Spores:
460:Spores:
336:unknown
153:E.Ludw.
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75:Class:
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880:745137
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487:Smell:
483:Gills:
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355:fungus
299:has a
261:convex
190:(2009)
188:Manim.
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155:(2012)
828:725H5
518:India
478:Stem:
451:Stem:
297:Stipe
233:Gills
174:Petch
149:Petch
59:Fungi
875:NCBI
849:GBIF
751:link
733:OCLC
723:ISBN
698:ISSN
556:and
473:Cap:
433:umbo
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394:and
302:ring
283:free
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