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Entoloma abortivum
WARNING: This web site does NOT identify if a mushroom as edible or not.
Please consult an expert PRIOR to consuming ANY wild mushroom or fungus..
| The Aborted Entoloma has a 5-10 cm, disk-shaped, whitish-brown to grey cap. Its stalk has minuscule hairs and are a little paler than the cap. The stalk is usually 8 cm high by 13 mm in width, and the pale gray gills become pink from maturing spores. This parasitic mushroom feeds on the Honey Mushroom. Aborted Entoloma can be found in a habitat of leaf littered ground or near rotting wood and stumps. It fruits in late Summer and Fall. |
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