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Tricholoma sulphureum

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3Plants
Phylum
7Fungi
Class
6Basidiomycota
Subclass
6Agaricomycetes
Phase
4Agaricales
Subphase
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Tricholoma sulphureum

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English: Sulphur knight; Gas agaric; Stinker; Sulfur Trich.
Synonym: Agaricus sulphureus.
Region: Europe, China, North America.
Habitat: deciduous woods, particularly beech.
Content: skatole.
Use: inedible, poisonous.
MycologyEcology: mycorrhizal.
Type: unusual, complex smell likened to Jasmine, Narcissus, Hyacinth, Hemerocallis flava, Lilac, Tagetes, decayed hemp, coal gas, nauseating or foetid; taste is bitter; spring to autumn.
Cap: convex; bright yellow; with a vague umbo up to 8 cm;
Stipe: bare
Hymenium: adnexed; thick, sinuate gills on hymenium
Spore print: white.
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  • ›6 Basidiomycota
  • ›6 Agaricomycetes
  • ›4 Agaricales
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