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Tricholoma album perhaps? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Rudegar
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I have great difficulty with these horrible white Tricholoma species - It's so tough to separate
T .album and T. stiparophyllum when found in mixed woodland (the former is said to grow with Birch, the latter Oak).
According to 'The Genus Tricholoma' by Christensen & Heilmann-Claussen they can be reliably separated by the cap margin which is ribbed in T. stiparophyllum and smooth in T. album. Yours looks smooth so I'm inclined to agree with you
Cheers,
Nick
T .album and T. stiparophyllum when found in mixed woodland (the former is said to grow with Birch, the latter Oak).
According to 'The Genus Tricholoma' by Christensen & Heilmann-Claussen they can be reliably separated by the cap margin which is ribbed in T. stiparophyllum and smooth in T. album. Yours looks smooth so I'm inclined to agree with you
Cheers,
Nick
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