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Comments
Add CommentRod, I just went by sight. The other species that you suggested didn’t look like what I saw today. There were literally hundreds on the hills today. I didn’t see any major appearance changes with age. Since I saw how vast the fruiting was, I assumed the websites I used for reference would list it as one of the most common species to fruit in Japan.
Did you use Japanese literature? Which book(s)?
Rod
New photos of stem base seem to confirm Amanita.
Thanks guys for your wonderful comments, and, in essence, free education (-_-)! I thought about combining the three mystery Amanita observations, but then I will lose the precious comments.
The virgate, cap with pallid spots does indeed suggest 11253 and 11256.
R
Did you mean obs. 11253 and 11256? Yes, it could well be.
#s 11352 and 11356.
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It certainly seems to fit the concept of the species as treated in Yang’s 1997 thesis (which is in German, in case you can read that language).
Rod