Identifying Your Amanita
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Amanita sp.-2
Amanita sp.-2
Habitat
Mauricie, Qc., South of Shawinigan, La Gabelle-2.
To the south of the dam and the public parking lot, an old red oak forest contains beeches, maples, ash trees, birch trees, white pines, cedars and poplars; this forest is spread over 750 m long and 75 to 100 m wide, between the St-Maurice river and an abrupt embankment.
Fruit body
Entirely white fruitbodies, slender profile, medium size.
Cap
White or slightly tinged with greenish, slightly bumpy, no velar remains.
Margin
Fibrillous, not lined.
Gills
Crowdy gills, short gills attenuated towards the stipe.
Stalk
Even, smooth, hollow at maturity.
Stalk Feature
White secondary veil, gray and shredded margin. Bulbous stipe, surrounded by a volva.
Flesh
White, immutable.
Chemical reactions
No chemical reaction with the six products used.
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The identification of this amanita could not be confirmed by Mycoquébec specialists. However, the following names have been put forward: Amanita lavendula, Amanita citrina.
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