. Minnesota mushrooms ... Botany; Mushrooms. 82 MINNESOTA MUSHROOMS PANAEOLUS In habitat. P a n a e o 1 u s suggests C o p r i n u s. but it is rcadilv distinguished liv tlte persistent gills. It is most readily separated from P s a t h y r e 1 1 a by the absence of furrows or striations on the margin, and from S t r o p h a r i a. with which it is often associated, by the black spores and the absence of a ring. The species are "\-ery common on dung or in rich soil. Several of the species are edible. but one or two still remain suspected. The name means variegated, and refers to the mottl
. Minnesota mushrooms ... Botany; Mushrooms. 82 MINNESOTA MUSHROOMS PANAEOLUS In habitat. P a n a e o 1 u s suggests C o p r i n u s. but it is rcadilv distinguished liv tlte persistent gills. It is most readily separated from P s a t h y r e 1 1 a by the absence of furrows or striations on the margin, and from S t r o p h a r i a. with which it is often associated, by the black spores and the absence of a ring. The species are "\-ery common on dung or in rich soil. Several of the species are edible. but one or two still remain suspected. The name means variegated, and refers to the mottled Figure 50. Coprinus micaceus Key to the Species 1. Parasitic on other mushrooms P. i-biiuxcrs 2. Not parasitic a. Stem solid P. so/ii/ipi\f b. Stem hollow ( 1 I Cap with netdike markings, margined bv the veil P. rr/ii-jgis (2) Cap smooth. \'eil fragments lacking. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Clements, Frederic E. (Frederic Edward), 1874-1945; Geological and Natural History Survey of Minnesota. Minneapolis, University of Minnesota
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