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The gills of the deceiver mushroom or Laccaria laccata. This is a highly variable fungi and was found in a French forest in the fall.

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agaricales agaricomycetes autumn basidiomycota botany deceiver fall forest fungi fungus highly hydnangiaceae laccaria laccata leaf litter moist mushroom mycology mycorrhizal nature orange soil the variable waxy woodland

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