Dichotomous key
Answer from the specimen in front of you, not from the picture you hoped it was. Each answer is a separate URL, so you can bookmark a node or send it to someone else.
- Fertile surfaceyes
- Spore deposityes
- Attachmentyes
- Veil tracesyes
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Node reached · 3
Several records pass every split above. That is normal for a key — go to the microscope and use the separating character listed against each one.
- Amanita phalloidesT3 Lethal
Why this record is here white deposit, free blades, ring and volva, no stain reaction.
8.0–11.0 µm
Open the record → - Macrolepiota proceraT0 No known toxins
Why this record is here cream deposit, free blades, ring only, no stain reaction.
14.0–18.0 µm
Open the record → - Lepiota brunneoincarnataT3 Lethal
Why this record is here white deposit, free blades, ring only, no stain reaction.
6.5–9.0 µm
Open the record →