File:Clitocybe vibecina 841010.jpg
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Clitocybe vibecina (Fr.) Quél. Image location: San Geronimo, Marin Co., California, USA Growing under conifers. Caps up to 4.7 cm across. Spore print white and spores not amyloid. Spores ~ 6.4-7.0 X 4.2-4.8 microns, mostly ellipsoid and smooth. These had the larger spores versus the majority of the “Gray Group” as noted in the reference. Used references: Mushrooms of the Redwood Coast by Siegel and Schwarz.
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