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Entoloma incanum (Fr.:Fr.) Hesl
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Entoloma incanum is recognized on the yellow-green stem and a cap with similar colors with a brownish tinge. |
Characteristics:
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Cap |
Gills |
Stipe |
Similar species |
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Up to 40 mm, bell-shaped, green to yellow-green, fibrillose. |
White to pale-green, then pink. Gill-edge fertile Spores 10-14 µm |
Up to 80x4 mm, yellow-green, gets bluish when bruised |
None |
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Ecology/Indicator value: Grows in calcareous grasslands, but can also occur in forests. It is not considered as a good indicator, but it may grow with many other rare species on a calcareous ground.
Fructification in Norway: From beginning of June to beginning of October, mainly in September. |
Redlistcategory: NT – near threatened
Other Nordic countries:
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Sweden |
Denmark |
Finland |
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Not listed |
NT – near threatened |
Not listed |
Norwegian Database Distributionmap
References:
Noordeloos, M.E. 1992. Entoloma s.1 Fungi Europaei vol 5. Saronno, Italia.
Noordeloos, M.E. 2004. Entoloma supplement. Fungi Europaei vol 5a, Saronno,
Italia
Vesterholt, J. 2002. Fungi non deleineati. Contribution to the knowledge of
species of Entoloma subgenus Leptonis. Liberia Mycoflora, Alassio.