(Amanitopsis vaginata - 01) We believe that this is an Amanitopsis vaginata because of its distinctive striping which matches the gills on the underside. It appears that the outer top cream-colored covering layer has been eaten by an animal, as only tiny fragments remain. The presence of teeth marks seems to confirm this conclusion.
The Fungus Among Us - Amanitopsis vaginata


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