Identifying Your Amanita
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TAWNY AMANITA
AMANITA (AMERI) FULVA
Frequency
Frequent
Habitat
Under conifers, more rarely under birches and hardwoods.
Cap
Bare, humped, brown to orange-brown, darker in the center.
Margin
Longly lined.
Gills
Crowdy, white to creamy, few short gills.
Stalk
Hollow, attenuated towards the apex, white, often tinged with orange-brown.
Stalk Feature
The stipe emerges from a white, bag-shaped volva tinged with rusty brown.
Often the interior of the volva is a very pale rust color.
Flesh
White.
Chemical reactions
Strong reaction towards blackish brown with phenol on the flesh, cap and stipe. No reaction with other chemicals.
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It is one of the rare amanita to occasionally fruit on rotten strains.
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