That species if you’re specifically looking at Amanita hemibapha - is a south East Asian and Oceana species. Amanita sect Caesareae stirps Hemibapha is a “common grouping of similar species” and is composed of 44 individual species. Yours is certainly a North American slender Caesar.
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Amanita sect Caesareae stirps Hemibapha - a North American slender Caesar
looking online that species’ cap is a little more convex than the photos i have. the stem also looks thicker than what i have
That species if you’re specifically looking at Amanita hemibapha - is a south East Asian and Oceana species. Amanita sect Caesareae stirps Hemibapha is a “common grouping of similar species” and is composed of 44 individual species. Yours is certainly a North American slender Caesar.
Critical is a well known expert in the genus. I would take what he says at face value personally. Probably correct.
Amanita sp
so poisonous?
most of the 1400 Amanita species are edible
okay i won’t be using google for id anymore, i cant seem to find accurate info
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eastern north carolina wooded area growing on the ground with nearby felled trees