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Stock Photo: A Freckled Dapperling Or Echinoderma Asperum Bisected.

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A cross section of the freckled dapperling or echinoderma asperum. Showing the interior of the cap, gills, stem and volva. This example was found in October France woodland.

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agaricaceae agaricales agaricomycetes aspera asperum basidiomycota dapperling echinoderma fall focus forest freckled fungi inedible large lepiota macro mushroom mushrooms mycological mycology outdoors selective wood

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