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Taxon: Clitocybe subconnexa Murrill
Family: Tricholomataceae

Collector: Sisi Tang   18BIO540_601   

Date: 2018-10-16

Verbatim Date: 10/16/18

Locality: United States, North Carolina, Durham, Durham. Duke University Campus. Trail behind Gross Hall, about 10 ft. away from trail path

36.002209  -78.944944 +-183m.  WGS84

Substrate: in hardwood litter

Description: growing in clusters, pileus: 3-9 cm wide; convex with inrolled margins; becomes somewhat flat but with slight depression at center with age; has a whitish sheen, may sometimes be discolored slight pale-pink to brown. lamellae: broadly attached to stipe; slightly decurrent; crowded; short gills common. stipe: 2-8 cm long; < 2 cm thick; equal throughout with satin sheen, may be brownish and watery when bruised; basal mycelium white. flesh: whitish; not changing color when bruised or sliced; fairly brittle spores: very small; ellipsoid; inamyloid; clamp connections present; spore print white to pinkish-white

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Record Id: 1f3a1cad-948b-40eb-8e2b-59e5eb02378c

Occurrence ID (GUID): 1f3a1cad-948b-40eb-8e2b-59e5eb02378c

For additional information on this occurrence, please contact: Rytas Vilgalys (fungi@duke.edu)

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