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quadgram	frequency
the surface of the	129
the margin of the	129
the color of the	99
attached to the stem	99
margin of the cap	86
the pileus is convex	78
two to three inches	76
the pileus is fleshy	74
it is found in	74
the base of the	73
base of the stem	65
the spores are elliptical	64
figure is from plants	64
is two to three	62
on page of part	61
margin of the pileus	61
from july to october	60
in figure were found	57
two to four inches	57
free from the stem	56
is one of the	55
surface of the cap	55
in the form of	55
one to two inches	54
the specimens in figure	54
pileus is two to	54
found from july to	53
the spores are white	53
are attached to the	53
the pileus is two	52
the gills are attached	50
to three inches broad	50
the stem is solid	49
i have found it	49
same color as the	49
gills are attached to	48
to three inches long	48
the pileus is one	47
the plants in figure	47
the gills are free	47
to four inches broad	46
the gills are white	46
on the ground in	46
the gills are adnate	45
as will be seen	45
the same color as	44
the stem is two	44
from two greek words	44
the stem is short	44
specimens in figure were	44
in the case of	44
of the same color	43
will be seen in	43
this is a very	42
is from two greek	42
depressed in the center	41
stem is two to	40
the center of the	40
plants in figure were	39
and photographed by dr	39
striate on the margin	38
of the cap is	38
the stem is hollow	38
one to three inches	38
is more or less	37
is one to two	37
three to four inches	36
the flesh is white	36
to the margin of	36
at the base of	35
pileus is one to	35
it is found on	35
be seen in figure	35
so called from the	35
to four inches long	34
color as the pileus	33
it is found from	33
figure were found in	33
surface of the pileus	33
the stem is equal	33
color of the cap	33
the pileus is thin	32
and the stem is	32
is said to be	31
is two to four	31
the stem is stuffed	31
collected at blowing rock	31
of the pileus is	30
when the plant is	30
upper part of the	30
the entire plant is	28
the edge of the	28
the form of a	28
are more or less	28
to two inches broad	28
the stem is one	27
the gills are decurrent	27
on the surface of	27
part of the stem	27
they are found in	27
the pileus is three	27
the upper part of	26
the gills are broad	26
the substance of the	26
bulbous at the base	26
this is one of	26
of the cap and	26
from august to october	26
the flesh of the	25
of the species are	25
color of the spores	25
is so called because	25
pileus is three to	25
colored like the pileus	25
species of the genus	25
the stem is slender	25
in august and september	25
stem is one to	25
the pileus is from	24
as well as the	24
and more or less	24
and a half inches	24
a tablespoonful of butter	24
it is one of	24
grows on the ground	24
the side of the	23
from a greek word	23
one and a half	23
in figure was found	23
grow on the ground	23
is a very common	23
is three to four	23
the plant is quite	23
the gills are crowded	23
the upper surface of	23
in september and october	23
upper surface of the	23
one of the most	23
three to five inches	23
as the pileus expands	22
found from june to	22
the stem is three	22
the stem is stout	22
the case of the	22
edge of the gills	21
the spores are globose	21
color of the gills	21
found from august to	21
of the species of	21
so called because the	21
firmly attached to the	21
is found in woods	21
is closely related to	21
as shown in fig	21
the form of the	21
the stem is cylindrical	21
this plant is very	21
with salt and pepper	21
in july and august	21
of the plant is	20
the fact that the	20
the character of the	20
is from a greek	20
is one to three	20
the plants of this	20
some of the species	20
the pileus is somewhat	20
is a beautiful plant	20
of the stem is	20
it grows on the	20
from july to september	20
pileus is convex to	19
found in the woods	19
this plant is quite	19
to six inches broad	19
the plants are usually	19
from june to october	19
this is a beautiful	19
paler than the pileus	19
ring on the stem	19
easily separating from the	19
found on the ground	19
stem is three to	19
it is quite common	19
it is said to	18
the specimen in figure	18
a greek word meaning	18
so called because it	18
in the united states	18
with a tinge of	18
from plants collected at	18
color of the pileus	18
with a decurrent tooth	18
of the stem and	18
two and a half	18
in some of the	18
during late summer and	18
down on the stem	17
found in open woods	17
margin at first involute	17
is very common in	17
the gills are rather	17
to two inches long	17
is quite common in	17
from the margin of	17
growing on the ground	17
has a wide distribution	17
two greek words meaning	17
over the surface of	17
it is a very	17
one of the best	17
three to six inches	17
depressed around the stem	16
in the center of	16
thickened at the base	16
this is quite a	16
the blue ridge mountains	16
and the gills are	16
the edges of the	16
is convex to expanded	16
the gills are narrow	16
found in august and	16
the species of the	16
lower part of the	16
on the under side	16
the gills are firmly	16
surface of the gills	16
are firmly attached to	16
so called because of	16
the apex of the	16
gills are firmly attached	16
the size of the	16
is known as the	16
is covered with a	16
in figure were collected	16
the gills are rounded	16
on the margin of	16
found from september to	16
the spores are subglobose	15
center of the cap	15
a number of the	15
color as the cap	15
from one to two	15
woods and open places	15
the cuticle of the	15
in woods and open	15
plant is very common	15
a large number of	15
in the blue ridge	15
the gills are thin	15
they are found from	15
were photographed by dr	15
a more or less	15
to five inches broad	15
in the young stage	15
be seen in the	15
in the young plant	15
the spores are oblong	15
the stem is usually	15
stem is equal or	15
the stem is white	14
the spores are nearly	14
put them into a	14
a half inches broad	14
plants collected at ithaca	14
i have found the	14
which the spores are	14
is found in the	14
the lower part of	14
the gills are very	14
the gills are notched	14
this species is very	14
and a half to	14
center of the pileus	14
the stem is cartilaginous	14
the stem is nearly	14
the gills are adnexed	14
substance of the cap	14
margin at first incurved	14
the ground in woods	14
on account of the	14
the cap and the	14
as well as in	14
and serve at once	13
so that it is	13
the color varies from	13
the whole plant is	13
the stem is very	13
very closely related to	13
thick at the center	13
so called from its	13
on the side of	13
as the cap expands	13
the under surface of	13
common and widely distributed	13
surface of the bed	13
the position of the	13
many of the species	13
in the color of	13
found in september and	13
outer layer of the	13
the tube surface is	13
separating from the stem	13
it grows in woods	13
base with white down	13
found in july and	13
and were photographed by	13
specimen in figure was	13
the top of the	13
is from plants collected	13
the under side of	12
from june to september	12
at the time of	12
of the gills and	12
the shape of the	12
the expansion of the	12
cuticle of the pileus	12
the end of the	12
from the stem and	12
i found it in	12
named in honor of	12
a half cup of	12
it is so called	12
for the purpose of	12
apex with white meal	12
the stem and the	12
slightly depressed in the	12
on the ground or	12
are free from the	12
to five inches long	12
on the under surface	12
the spores are yellowish	12
the ground in the	12
or slightly tapering upward	12
found in poke hollow	12
to two and a	12
edge at first incurved	12
of the pileus and	12
to the surface of	12
a dash of pepper	12
the spores are broadly	12
is widely distributed in	12
the upper side of	12
under surface of the	12
found in woods and	12
have found it in	12
surface of the stem	11
paler than the cap	11
and shining when dry	11
a half teaspoonful of	11
figure were found near	11
an inch and a	11
the stem is rather	11
the appearance of the	11
for a long time	11
i have found this	11
the same as the	11
end of the stem	11
the stem is fleshy	11
is found from july	11
late summer and in	11
pileus is somewhat fleshy	11
is from three to	11
is a very beautiful	11
it has a wide	11
plant is quite common	11
on the upper surface	11
a few of the	11
the plant is very	11
acrid to the taste	11
in october and november	11
spores are white and	11
does not seem to	11
at the same time	11
spores are broadly elliptical	11
figure is from a	11
it is very common	11
side of the cap	11
as shown in the	11
it grows in the	11
is a small plant	11
to three inches high	11
from the color of	11
the gills are slightly	11
the plants are from	11
michigan and photographed by	11
is three to six	11
equal or slightly tapering	11
both above and below	11
edges of the gills	11
in michigan and photographed	11
on the top of	10
i found the plant	10
when the plants are	10
called because it is	10
pileus is at first	10
figure was found in	10
gills are rather broad	10
from august to november	10
in addition to the	10
the genera see chapter	10
the remains of the	10
the spores are round	10
it seems to be	10
outer surface of the	10
called because of the	10
the district of columbia	10
the stem to the	10
it is a small	10
it is widely distributed	10
in this genus the	10
are said to be	10
is a very interesting	10
thin toward the margin	10
found in mixed woods	10
the ends of the	10
finely striate on the	10
a ring on the	10
the stem of the	10
the gills are close	10
narrowed at both ends	10
half teaspoonful of salt	10
for analytical keys to	10
the pileus is at	10
a part of the	10
as the plant matures	10
in which the spores	10
most of the species	10
of an inch long	10
plants of this genus	10
and the spores are	10
found in damp woods	10
to the genera see	10
the spores are borne	10
analytical keys to the	10
on the upper side	10
number of the species	10
the plant in figure	10
the entire surface of	10
on the other hand	10
is three to five	10
the stem is central	10
plant in figure was	10
it is easily distinguished	10
convex or nearly plane	10
easily separable from the	10
the stem is firm	10
in the same way	10
plant is widely distributed	10
under side of the	10
the point of attachment	10
different stages of development	10
specimens of this species	10
some of them forked	10
a portion of the	10
in a number of	10
one side of the	10
woods from july to	10
of the cap to	10
the growth of the	10
from september to november	10
have no doubt of	10
the temperature of the	10
grows in woods and	10
leaves in the woods	9
it is of a	9
no doubt of its	9
parts of the plant	9
it is desirable to	9
the milk is white	9
from one to three	9
and in the autumn	9
the cap to the	9
the outer layer of	9
it is found growing	9
are apt to be	9
stem is nearly equal	9
the gills are usually	9
easily recognized by its	9
figure were photographed by	9
one to two and	9
it has been found	9
from a photograph of	9
i have no doubt	9
of the entire plant	9
occurs on the ground	9
is found on the	9
by the fact that	9
from the stem to	9
attached to a collar	9
the veil is very	9
of this genus are	9
flesh of the pileus	9
broad and the stem	9
of the gills is	9
are found in the	9
different parts of the	9
it is more or	9
in figure were photographed	9
this species differs from	9
when the spores are	9
margin of pileus at	9
plants of this species	9
is very closely related	9
to one and a	9
more or less irregular	9
part of the plant	9
in the woods about	9
the stem by the	9
as one of the	9
a very common plant	9
more or less expanded	9
i have found them	9
late summer and autumn	9
the pileus is membranaceous	9
equal or tapering upward	9
one of the very	9
then broken up into	9
the ground or on	9
ground in the woods	9
the margin at first	9
in the th report	9
in the mature plant	9
the spores are black	9
the pileus is white	9
the pileus is very	9
of pileus at first	9
of the united states	9
the pileus is rather	9
the gills do not	9
and the cap is	9
common in our woods	9
is so called from	9
in the plants of	9
form of the plant	9
the plants in the	9
so far as i	9
easily separated from the	9
is apt to be	9
grows in the woods	9
from two to four	9
gills are white or	9
in some cases the	9
figure was found near	9
some very fine specimens	9
the taste is mild	9
in the woods and	9
greek word meaning a	9
gills are free from	9
quite common in the	9
the stem is smooth	9
dust with salt and	9
substance of the pileus	9
in some parts of	9
when cut or bruised	9
gills are adnate or	9
the attention of the	9
to distinguish it from	8
i have never found	8
larger part of the	8
are known to be	8
of the margin of	8
are covered with a	8
it will be seen	8
i found some very	8
in different parts of	8
four to six inches	8
side of the pileus	8
the appearance of a	8
villous at the base	8
of the most common	8
volva and ring absent	8
and free from the	8
is found from june	8
to the color of	8
i found this plant	8
breaking up into scales	8
the rim of the	8
found some very fine	8
expansion of the pileus	8
in a woods near	8
is placed in the	8
figure were collected in	8
above and below the	8
large part of the	8
is named in honor	8
i found the specimens	8
were found in poke	8
inch and a half	8
a woods near ithaca	8
other parts of the	8
inner surface of the	8
not seem to be	8
the pileus is quite	8
as an article of	8
a section of the	8
to identify the species	8
found the specimens in	8
the outside of the	8
during august and september	8
in the absence of	8
and the tubes are	8
in the woods near	8
it is easily recognized	8
the sides of the	8
this plant is found	8
keys to the genera	8
were photographed by prof	8
the side of a	8
of the best of	8
that of the pileus	8
in the same locality	8
this is a small	8
it is closely related	8
thin at the margin	8
remnants of the veil	8
the specimens in the	8
portion of the stem	8
in absence of smell	8
a half pint of	8
scales on the cap	8
as that of the	8
found in october and	8
volva at the base	8
a large part of	8
the spores are ochraceous	8
were sent to me	8
is found growing on	8
the bottom of the	8
is easily recognized by	8
of the plant are	8
is easily distinguished from	8
to the fact that	8
at the end of	8
color of the plant	8
the stem is somewhat	8
is from one to	8
surface of the ground	8
as is also the	8
is of the same	8
the plant is found	8
in the bottom of	8
a teaspoonful of salt	8
as soon as the	8
the pileus is about	8
upper side of the	8
plant is found in	8
they grow on the	8
is quite a large	8
the material in the	8
this species is found	8
when the stem is	8
four to five inches	8
age of the plant	8
common in the woods	8
it is quite a	8
from the natural spawn	8
the stem is long	8
the plant grows in	8
summer and in the	8
exposure to the air	8
of the pileus with	8
the gills are not	8
on the ground and	8
entire surface of the	8
fragments of the volva	8
it occurs in woods	8
of this plant is	8
is well shown in	8
in the vicinity of	8
is found in open	8
depressed at the center	8
and a dash of	8
in the button stage	8
and the pileus is	8
is a very pretty	8
is quite variable in	8
from plants collected in	8
is due to the	8
the pileus is often	8
character of the gills	7
by peck in the	7
the plants of the	7
the members of this	7
be seen on the	7
two to five inches	7
more or less depressed	7
size of the plant	7
mass of spores and	7
the name of the	7
the same as that	7
in the study of	7
attract the attention of	7
this plant has a	7
on the base of	7
described by peck in	7
it is usually found	7
is quite common on	7
figure were found on	7
can be seen in	7
plant has a wide	7
of the young plant	7
sometimes the pileus is	7
inch to an inch	7
as is the case	7
the presence of the	7
on logs and stumps	7
slightly thickened at the	7
from september to frost	7
in the woods in	7
upper portion of the	7
by the presence of	7
is one and a	7
this species has been	7
the plants are scattered	7
the species grow on	7
the pileus is not	7
broken up into scales	7
from the surface of	7
dotted both above and	7
the plant is small	7
on exposure to the	7
in a baking pan	7
growth of the mycelium	7
recipes for cooking mushrooms	7
the gills are somewhat	7
is in the form	7
the larger part of	7
widely distributed over the	7
pileus is from three	7
the upper portion of	7
an article of food	7
and the margin is	7
becoming more or less	7
on the part of	7
the stem is the	7
the gills of the	7
it is well to	7
the tubes are adnate	7
the plants are small	7
in europe and america	7
of the cap in	7
color of the entire	7
a tablespoonful of flour	7
united at the base	7
found this plant in	7
a half to three	7
on account of its	7
the depth of the	7
on a large scale	7
the plant is white	7
a very pretty plant	7
for a number of	7
with a tablespoonful of	7
is a large and	7
of the color of	7
far as i know	7
of the gills are	7
is found in damp	7
found in thin woods	7
in which it is	7
it grows on wood	7
the cap is from	7
and widely distributed species	7
surface is covered with	7
a slight tinge of	7
spores are nearly round	7
a small piece of	7
the common field mushroom	7
the cultivation of mushrooms	7
adnate or slightly decurrent	7
can be distinguished from	7
them into a saucepan	7
way in which the	7
this plant grows in	7
found in michigan and	7
the plant is young	7
is about one inch	7
cave culture of mushrooms	7
the stem in the	7
the separation of the	7
woods in september and	7
found in woods from	7
to an inch and	7
is shown in the	7
have found the plant	7
from that of the	7
the pileus is coriaceous	7
fleshy at the center	7
to blue where wounded	7
the pileus is broadly	7
the gills are distant	7
the pileus with the	7
the pileus is smooth	7
the pileus is more	7
one to four inches	7
is equal or tapering	7
flesh of the cap	7
found growing on the	7
radiating from the stem	7
forked at the base	7
distinguish it from the	7
that the pileus is	7
of this species is	7
called because of its	7
is found from august	7
with pepper and salt	7
darker on the center	7
will serve to identify	7
apex of the stem	7
on very rotten wood	7
a very short stem	7
the stem is of	7
were found in michigan	7
from the side of	7
the fruiting surface is	7
in the character of	7
of the species grow	7
collected in the blue	7
the cave culture of	7
half to three inches	7
the absence of a	7
this species is quite	7
with the surface of	7
sometimes more or less	7
late in the fall	7
the eastern united states	7
one to one and	7
in the woods on	7
to the stem by	7
to that of the	7
flesh is white and	7
the gills and the	7
the presence of a	7
the spores are ferruginous	6
the trama of the	6
is found from september	6
a very beautiful plant	6
this plant is not	6
genera see chapter xxii	6
slightly depressed around the	6
is the same as	6
that it may be	6
as in the case	6
in the young plants	6
of the genera of	6
which the stem is	6
gills are rounded behind	6
placed in the genus	6
there is a slight	6
the taste of the	6
of mushrooms of america	6
widely distributed in the	6
will be seen that	6
of one of the	6
i found this species	6
pleasant to the taste	6
layer of the stem	6
is from a plant	6
a photograph of plants	6
the cap of the	6
in old plants the	6
and the stem about	6
edible and poisonous mushrooms	6
flesh of the stem	6
plants collected at blowing	6
these plants are found	6
the part of the	6
is from a photograph	6
the outer portion of	6
rounded near the stem	6
the entire plant when	6
is the case with	6
which the cap is	6
the elevation of the	6
can be distinguished by	6
of this species are	6
this is a large	6
in the figure were	6
the pileus is oval	6
a number of years	6
woods after a rain	6
is one of our	6
toward the margin of	6
in the woods at	6
spores are elliptical and	6
extending beyond the gills	6
at first covered with	6
pileus at first incurved	6
the formation of the	6
pileus is one inch	6
cap to the stem	6
the middle of the	6
that of the stem	6
in the mountains of	6
the best of the	6
of the stem in	6
the cap and stem	6
and is widely distributed	6
species is widely distributed	6
it is a beautiful	6
with fragments of the	6
position of the plant	6
remnants of the volva	6
to four inches in	6
mild to the taste	6
the back of the	6
stem is the same	6
of the plant and	6
notched at the stem	6
where there is a	6
the woods about chillicothe	6
the plant has a	6
the pileus is sometimes	6
convex then plane or	6
color of the stem	6
has a wide range	6
the cap is more	6
species of this genus	6
it is edible but	6
the spores in mass	6
in the woods or	6
widely distributed in europe	6
lines of the gills	6
clothed with small fibers	6
late in the season	6
on the cap and	6
occurs in woods and	6
found on decayed wood	6
over the united states	6
enlarged at the base	6
half cup of milk	6
the spores are of	6
found this species in	6
in which the stem	6
is equal or slightly	6
lighter in color than	6
in the fact that	6
and photographed by prof	6
will attract the attention	6
is very thin and	6
woods from august to	6
an inch to an	6
called from the color	6
there is a tendency	6
of the fruiting surface	6
a careful study of	6
surface of the wood	6
pileus is from one	6
few of the species	6
gills are slightly decurrent	6
the flesh is soft	6
put a tablespoonful of	6
into a short stem	6
more or less funnel	6
swollen at the base	6
found the plant frequently	6
the characteristics of the	6
of the common mushroom	6
the spores and capillitium	6
and is found in	6
of the genus amanita	6
from which it is	6
who have eaten it	6
on the outside of	6
to the naked eye	6
part of the cap	6
in which the cap	6
easily distinguished by its	6
plant grows on the	6
is quite a common	6
side of the log	6
the cap is usually	6
caught on white paper	6
parts of the mushroom	6
the stem is about	6
of the veil and	6
might be mistaken for	6
in the very young	6
a very common and	6
pileus is broadly convex	6
very common and widely	6
it is necessary to	6
the characters of the	6
fragments of the veil	6
viscid in wet weather	6
very acrid to the	6
stem is of the	6
boleti of the u	6
in poke hollow near	6
from three to four	6
have found this plant	6
the pores are minute	6
in the woods during	6
woods on the ground	6
during the summer and	6
slightly bulbous at the	6
not connected by veins	6
the pileus and stem	6
same as that of	6
at the base with	6
in the rd report	6
patches of the volva	6
there are a few	6
it is a large	6
from the point of	6
is attached to the	6
as far as possible	6
gills are free or	6
poke hollow near chillicothe	6
remains of the volva	6
the stem is covered	6
parts of the state	6
it is difficult to	6
breaking away from the	6
is the same color	6
ring around the stem	6
a closely related species	6
a common plant in	6
a number of species	6
serve to identify the	6
a very common species	6
is found on decayed	6
a wide distribution in	6
portion of the plant	6
in such a way	6
young and tender it	6
the larger number of	6
this plant is widely	6
rather silky when dry	6
from july to november	6
the pileus is conic	6
away from the stem	6
covered with a frost	6
the age of the	6
densely covered with white	6
become familiar with the	6
and bake in a	6
when young it is	6
the aid of a	6
from three to five	6
the inner surface of	6
at the center of	6
plant is very abundant	6
mountains of north carolina	6
adhering to the margin	6
i have not found	6
the falling of the	6
it will be found	6
with the cuticle of	6
very common in woods	6
i have eaten it	6
to the side of	6
and as the pileus	6
is shown in fig	6
in the spring and	6
stem is covered with	6
there are several species	6
surface of the plant	6
lower surface of the	6
with the back of	6
pileus is rather fleshy	6
the maturity of the	6
is very common on	6
the stem as in	6
can be easily distinguished	6
the spawn has run	6
clinging to the margin	6
pileus is somewhat membranaceous	6
name to the species	6
it is not poisonous	6
is white or whitish	6
during may and june	6
care should be taken	6
to the stem and	6
it has been eaten	6
genera see chapter xxiv	6
the flesh is whitish	6
fail to recognize it	6
salt and pepper to	6
the pileus in the	6
only a form of	6
plentiful in our woods	6
the stratum of tubes	6
the size of a	6
found from may to	6
with patches of the	6
the first of these	6
spores are borne on	6
attention of the collector	6
in distinguishing it from	6
the plant grows on	6
flesh of the plant	6
is very similar to	6
with the substance of	6
in color than the	6
it is sometimes called	5
seems to be very	5
is known by the	5
one of the largest	5
decurrent by a tooth	5
is quite widely distributed	5
well shown in the	5
as the plant ages	5
of a darker color	5
the appearance of an	5
gills adnate or decurrent	5
a great variety of	5
covered with white down	5
during the latter part	5
a form of the	5
tapering toward the cap	5
scaly up to ring	5
the way in which	5
squarely against the stem	5
the cap is a	5
in the ordinary way	5
pileus easily separating from	5
readily recognized by the	5
may be known by	5
plants are very small	5
maturity of the spores	5
is from two to	5
and the flesh is	5
in the woods from	5
were collected in michigan	5
of the stem are	5
close to the stem	5
said to be edible	5
the upper end of	5
which it differs in	5
when young the margin	5
mushrooms of america edible	5
mushrooms for the table	5
it does not seem	5
of the order agaricini	5
found growing in the	5
in the woods of	5
have been recorded as	5
in the open air	5
near the margin of	5
are white or whitish	5
in this species is	5
from june to november	5
then convex and expanded	5
in the eastern united	5
the taste when raw	5
on the outer surface	5
i found it frequently	5
was described by peck	5
concrete with the pileus	5
called by some authors	5
of various shades of	5
a way as to	5
entire plant is very	5
in a horizontal position	5
squamulose up to ring	5
it is not so	5
free from the cuticle	5
of spores and capillitium	5
scales of the same	5
out toward the margin	5
the spores are pale	5
can be dried for	5
is not very common	5
ends of the branches	5
and inclined to be	5
at the center and	5
separating from the hymenophore	5
it is not as	5
pileus is four to	5
large number of species	5
of the higher fungi	5
to the stem of	5
the norris peters co	5
the lower surface of	5
both in europe and	5
and should not be	5
have never eaten it	5
by the aid of	5
others of the same	5
by the upper angle	5
in the manufacture of	5
expansion of the cap	5
it differs from the	5
in a moderate oven	5
they are often found	5
the spores are smooth	5
white or tinged yellow	5
variable in form and	5
is a very large	5
of a log or	5
is sometimes tinged with	5
into a very short	5
the stem is tough	5
stems close to the	5
stem of a mushroom	5
i have never eaten	5
the spores are rosy	5
the pileus is first	5
be covered with a	5
separate from the pileus	5
in the woods after	5
the plants grow in	5
are a number of	5
a sufficient amount of	5
the stem is sometimes	5
are at first white	5
i have not eaten	5
flesh is soft and	5
quarters of an hour	5
of the plants in	5
the stem is easily	5
in all parts of	5
stem is short and	5
is found quite frequently	5
more or less branched	5
which gives rise to	5
very common in the	5
distinguished from them by	5
gills attached to stem	5
small and easily overlooked	5
cystidia in the hymenium	5
pink color of the	5
the more or less	5
i left them as	5
in a few species	5
stem to the margin	5
of the district of	5
are well shown in	5
decurrent on the stem	5
and allow it to	5
with regard to the	5
be distinguished from the	5
and the surface of	5
the stem has a	5
this plant seems to	5
the stem is attached	5
three inches in diameter	5
from the cuticle of	5
separated from the cap	5
to distinguish the species	5
closely related to the	5
slowly for twenty minutes	5
in some species the	5
at first with a	5
it is known by	5
very variable in form	5
seems to delight in	5
the cap of this	5
where the soil is	5
the mushrooms in the	5
for the growth of	5
and the plants are	5
well shown in fig	5
in open woods or	5
the chillicothe high school	5
so that the pileus	5
seen in the photograph	5
from two to five	5
author of food products	5
the young stage the	5
to four inches across	5
of flour in a	5
elevation of the margin	5
continuous with the substance	5
well as in the	5
all over the state	5
gills attached to the	5
portion of the cap	5
the genus is closely	5
the department of agriculture	5
is made up of	5
pileus is an inch	5
plants in the figure	5
at first incurved and	5
of the mycelium of	5
genus is closely related	5
terms used in describing	5
whitish or tinged with	5
the cap is sometimes	5
when caught on white	5
all parts of the	5
or on very rotten	5
the borders of woods	5
is called by some	5
of the pileus in	5
but i have found	5
forming a ring on	5
in figure were sent	5
are found from july	5
sent to me by	5
the beginning of the	5
have found it only	5
is continuous with the	5
add a half cup	5
it is very abundant	5
applied to the stem	5
of butter to each	5
is quite common about	5
brown in the center	5
to the base of	5
a small portion of	5
is easily separable from	5
frequently in the woods	5
published in serial form	5
found in different parts	5
the species of this	5
character of the cap	5
springing from a sclerotium	5
be dried for winter	5
the plant should be	5
or in other cases	5
separable from the cap	5
the pileus is viscid	5
the fact that it	5
covered with a white	5
to two inches in	5
the centre of the	5
by the use of	5
this character of the	5
in the same manner	5
the latter part of	5
making up the beds	5
the spores are minute	5
depressed in the centre	5
more or less wavy	5
appearance of the gills	5
coloured like pileus up	5
surface of the mushroom	5
which is at first	5
pileus is oval to	5
in most of the	5
to five inches high	5
on one side than	5
on the margin when	5
in which the hymenium	5
sometimes tinged with red	5
the cap is thin	5
the specimens figured in	5
but i have never	5
as the stem elongates	5
globose or nearly so	5
in woods on the	5
the mycelium of the	5
will distinguish it from	5
the inner peridium is	5
those in figure were	5
the cap is fleshy	5
the width of the	5
is a very small	5
outer portion of the	5
for half an hour	5
is a closely related	5
separated from the stem	5
is easily distinguished by	5
to me by mrs	5
i have always found	5
chillicothe high school lawn	5
surface of the earth	5
about the last of	5
they are more or	5
this is known as	5
pileus more or less	5
the spores of a	5
or tinged with yellow	5
becoming darker with age	5
to be one of	5
saccardo in his sylloge	5
it is not very	5
in open grassy places	5
of the very common	5
to be identical with	5
is frequently found in	5
joined at the base	5
confluent with the cap	5
much longer than the	5
in some plants the	5
gives name to the	5
sometimes tinged with yellow	5
bake in a moderate	5
very viscid when moist	5
veil adhering to the	5
the rest of the	5
when young and fresh	5
the length of the	5
remote from the stem	5
pileus is convex and	5
in this country as	5
of the spores is	5
or a little paler	5
the pileus is four	5
quite common in our	5
such a way as	5
along the lines of	5
the caption to plate	5
white or tinged with	5
the stems close to	5
add a half pint	5
from the stem in	5
wash and dry the	5
in this way the	5
spores are nearly globose	5
that the gills are	5
the first of may	5
turning red when bruised	5
of america edible and	5
cap to inches broad	5
figure were collected near	5
the stem is quite	5
the pileus is an	5
in which the mycelium	5
be distinguished by the	5
of the cap as	5
over the entire surface	5
from two to three	5
like pileus up to	5
it is frequently found	5
america edible and poisonous	5
the species are edible	5
on a small scale	5
pileus is one and	5
darker in the center	5
be one of the	5
stem to inches long	5
material in the bed	5
it grows on dead	5
and the margin incurved	5
the attachment of the	5
wash and remove the	5
by the elevation of	5
quite common about chillicothe	5
book of mushrooms of	5
part of the veil	5
on the chillicothe high	5
collected in woods near	5
six to eight inches	5
they are usually found	5
parts of the world	5
in woods and pastures	5
of attachment of the	5
from time to time	5
it is covered with	5
they are said to	5
it is not common	5
upper end of the	5
found on cemetery hill	5
often tinged with red	5
be easily distinguished by	5
pileus is about one	5
plant is so called	5
when young and tender	5
early in the spring	5
are often found in	5
stem is rather long	5
common in this country	5
about the size of	5
it has a pleasant	5
the genera of the	5
and silky when dry	5
are found on the	5
seem to be a	5
changing to blue where	5
the interior of the	5
in which the volva	5
rounded next the stem	5
it seems to delight	5
the young plant is	5
during the month of	5
and of the same	5
in the caption to	5
the margin is often	5
is sometimes found in	5
of the surface of	5
sometimes two or three	5
plant seems to be	5
they are found on	5
have found it frequently	5
specimens occur in which	5
has long been known	5
but it is not	5
and cook slowly for	5
tablespoonful of butter to	5
that the cap is	5
in the following manner	5
take the place of	5
have always found it	5
it can be distinguished	5
on the stem as	5
and covered with numerous	5
hairy at the base	5
of its esculent qualities	5
of the plants are	5
stem is rather short	5
stage of the plant	5
members of this genus	5
the lines of the	5
dried for winter use	5
very viscid or glutinous	5
or more or less	5
form of the pileus	5
half a teaspoonful of	5
the pileus is ovate	5
tapering at the base	5
so that they are	5
the gills are quite	5
the base into a	4
the surface is smooth	4
is viscid when moist	4
from the fact that	4
gills are strongly decurrent	4
to six inches high	4
and the caps are	4
differs from it in	4
found it frequently on	4
the form of an	4
some of the genera	4
no one will fail	4
it is not plentiful	4
is found in august	4
and in old plants	4
has been long known	4
may be distinguished from	4
volva and ring both	4
species under this genus	4
the same way as	4
the boston mycological club	4
by far the largest	4
surface of the gill	4
the case of those	4
cut off the stem	4
adnate with a decur	4
plant is quite variable	4
the development of the	4
with the base of	4
cap at first convex	4
but can be readily	4
plant is said to	4
specimens figured in plate	4
that there is a	4
pale and silky when	4
tablespoonful of butter into	4
close to the gills	4
this plant is known	4
two or three joined	4
not attached to the	4
the gills are broadly	4
found a number of	4
to eight inches high	4
dried and kept for	4
those who have eaten	4
among leaves in the	4
curing of the manure	4
the margin is strongly	4
found it in the	4
is from four to	4
name of the species	4
more or less triangular	4
the plant is widely	4
were found in a	4
the past few years	4
very common on the	4
as the mushrooms are	4
it is parasitic on	4
and continuous with the	4
two or three days	4
plants are scattered or	4
closely side by side	4
mountains at blowing rock	4
at the base into	4
species is quite common	4
by an apical mouth	4
which the hymenium is	4
the plant is growing	4
and dry the mushrooms	4
is soft and white	4
splits at the apex	4
the plants are young	4
surface is nearly plane	4
to six inches in	4
separating from the cap	4
on the borders of	4
the summer and early	4
tablespoonful of flour in	4
in woods from august	4
of the stem as	4
gets its specific name	4
readily distinguished by the	4
not as common as	4
gills are white at	4
ridge mountains at blowing	4
are scattered over the	4
from year to year	4
said to be of	4
spread out on the	4
the piece of spawn	4
pileus up to ring	4
and adpressed to stem	4
part of the volva	4
it should be eaten	4
is covered with numerous	4
the spores are not	4
of mushrooms for the	4
is the diminutive of	4
i have seen the	4
darker on the umbo	4
with a very narrow	4
concrete with the cuticle	4
been gathered in the	4
falling of the spores	4
of the flesh is	4
many of the plants	4
the pileus is corky	4
growth of the mushrooms	4
this is quite common	4
according to the color	4
there are a number	4
a number of varieties	4
the pileus expands the	4
splitting along the lines	4
is four to five	4
a greater or less	4
of a number of	4
the manner in which	4
especially on the margin	4
is distinguished from the	4
with a yellow tinge	4
somewhat depressed in the	4
is a common species	4
the spores of the	4
in the early stage	4
i sent some to	4
of the edges of	4
is very difficult to	4
all parts of ohio	4
to the taste when	4
as in the common	4
connected at the base	4
in the upper part	4
with a reddish tinge	4
them forked at the	4
broad in the middle	4
the mass of spores	4
the ring and volva	4
half a pint of	4
found on stumps and	4
the species of coprinus	4
of mushrooms in america	4
of the plant as	4
the gills are sinuate	4
are found from august	4
if not identical with	4
from three to six	4
during late spring and	4
gills are very broad	4
from them by the	4
an abundance of the	4
is four to six	4
more or less ascending	4
bitter to the taste	4
and the upper part	4
the base to the	4
of salt and a	4
the outer coat is	4
were found near columbus	4
page the spores are	4
to the edge of	4
there is no known	4
centre of the cap	4
of the veil in	4
in such cases the	4
very variable in size	4
plants are found on	4
this country as well	4
spores when seen in	4
stem is nearly cylindrical	4
appearance of having been	4
in age the margin	4
near columbus and photographed	4
to the number of	4
for the first time	4
very variable in color	4
in the other species	4
when young and moist	4
the wall of the	4
much the appearance of	4
side than on the	4
on the upper part	4
gills at first violet	4
plants of the genus	4
it is not a	4
color the same as	4
white or tinged red	4
as the spores mature	4
stem lateral or absent	4
a very attractive plant	4
then more or less	4
the very young plants	4
broader in the middle	4
length of the stem	4
easily distinguished by the	4
the tubes are small	4
the preparation of the	4
i found some beautiful	4
a large and beautiful	4
by some to be	4
the poisonous principle of	4
forming lines down the	4
of an inch in	4
with a small umbo	4
place them in a	4
it is very viscid	4
to a reddish color	4
to become familiar with	4
extend down on the	4
found on dung and	4
known to be edible	4
columbus and photographed by	4
by the absence of	4
the hillsides about chillicothe	4
is free from the	4
of them forked at	4
the gills in the	4
the margin strongly incurved	4
equal or tapering downward	4
upper half of the	4
hollow and photographed by	4
to recognize it from	4
the woods in september	4
convex to nearly expanded	4
usually more or less	4
but can be distinguished	4
are notched at the	4
into the form of	4
the fairy ring mushroom	4
of the outer layer	4
equal or slightly thickened	4
on account of their	4
the stem is even	4
center of the disk	4
of the volva or	4
of some of the	4
color of their spores	4
white color of the	4
species the cap is	4
from some of the	4
in regard to the	4
places from august to	4
it is regarded as	4
the scales on the	4
attachment of the stem	4
the stem is not	4
part of the bulb	4
thick at the base	4
but it is quite	4
pileus is fleshy and	4
tinged with lilac or	4
the plants are quite	4
plants are found in	4
in honor of prof	4
covered with a greenish	4
the gills are often	4
soluble in hot water	4
scattered over the entire	4
up to torn ring	4
continuous with the cap	4
the same is true	4
tablespoonful of butter and	4
about one inch broad	4
or paler than the	4
seems to be the	4
grows in grassy places	4
the caps are usually	4
during the summer months	4
the bulk of the	4
the stem is four	4
generations from the natural	4
the manure at the	4
when it grows on	4
fungi in which the	4
of the stem or	4
be distinguished by its	4
in figure were gathered	4
by some authors as	4
salt and a dash	4
of this genus have	4
in thin woods and	4
with the upper surface	4
will be seen on	4
fact that the cap	4
as one can see	4
gills are rounded next	4
as the plant expands	4
swollen in the middle	4
will be found in	4
the same amount of	4
the margin is sometimes	4
the plant has been	4
season of the year	4
like that of the	4
in the shape of	4
on the campus of	4
collected in michigan and	4
often more or less	4
edible toadstools and mushrooms	4
same color as pileus	4
of the mushroom cap	4
cultivation of the mushroom	4
the gills are subdistant	4
to the stem in	4
it is very easily	4
it is found frequently	4
to four inches high	4
the button stage to	4
portions of the volva	4
when the cap is	4
pileus is more or	4
from the substance of	4
so minute as to	4
this plant was found	4
from the base to	4
is by far the	4
this plant is also	4
in determining the species	4
the yolks of two	4
due to the fact	4
ends of the gills	4
the common meadow mushroom	4
be present in the	4
the pileus varies from	4
color than the pileus	4
and below the annulus	4
the plants grow on	4
the pileus is rounded	4
half to two inches	4
it occurs during the	4
the spores are in	4
the caps are very	4
finally more or less	4
will fail to recognize	4
especially toward the margin	4
adheres to the margin	4
differs in adnate gills	4
which i have found	4
country as well as	4
this plant has been	4
allowing a tablespoonful of	4
not separate from the	4
is very variable in	4
sprinkle with pepper and	4
as well as on	4
is known by its	4
various shades of brown	4
the plant in hand	4
the cap and gills	4
plant is known as	4
some grow on the	4
distributed in europe and	4
when seen in mass	4
great caution should be	4
of the gill is	4
the mushrooms have been	4
the hymenium is even	4
trees on cemetery hill	4
on either side of	4
a half to two	4
the gills are moderately	4
at the base and	4
milky or colored juice	4
and the stem from	4
in an upright position	4
the largest number of	4
white or whitish and	4
mealy at the top	4
volva and annulus are	4
collected in the woods	4
at the apex of	4
into an inky fluid	4
ripped up from the	4
left them as is	4
the pileus to the	4
can be readily distinguished	4
and it has a	4
for the common mushroom	4
those in which the	4
next to the stem	4
certain species of amanita	4
seasons of the year	4
striate up to disc	4
covering the entire surface	4
tinged with flesh color	4
the tubes are very	4
are characterized by a	4
yellow in the center	4
of the pileus of	4
to a greater or	4
the tubes are free	4
of same color as	4
the surface is covered	4
from which it differs	4
the woods near bowling	4
is usually found in	4
it is called by	4
margin at first straight	4
the very young plant	4
stem and the cap	4
this is well shown	4
the cap is convex	4
mealy at the apex	4
six inches in diameter	4
dark brown or blackish	4
with an olive tinge	4
the stem from the	4
species grow on the	4
the pileus is firm	4
and rather silky when	4
cap and the stem	4
have not found it	4
no one will have	4
or in grassy places	4
more or less zoned	4
in this condition they	4
in the use of	4
portion of the pileus	4
buried in the ground	4
to six inches long	4
when bruised or cut	4
to three inches across	4
of the largest of	4
is recorded as edible	4
with a white bloom	4
quite variable in size	4
running down the stem	4
decurrent lines upon it	4
in the raw state	4
be more or less	4
is a diminutive of	4
the nutritive value of	4
i found the plants	4
in identifying the species	4
the plant is not	4
from the stem or	4
is colored like the	4
the flesh is thick	4
but it can be	4
of the most beautiful	4
lines down the stem	4
the gills are thick	4
one of the species	4
large and beautiful plant	4
doubt of its edibility	4
which the volva ruptures	4
the caps are often	4
to be very large	4
in the district of	4
up to imperfect ring	4
into a baking pan	4
the genus differs from	4
of the veil adhering	4
pepper to the taste	4
bulb at the base	4
one side than on	4
a number of different	4
side and under view	4
of the veil is	4
trama of the pileus	4
rather viscid when moist	4
spores are black in	4
the pileus and the	4
placed in the bottom	4
of the upper surface	4
the following genera are	4
of the cap of	4
which are edible and	4
the plant at the	4
the stem is eccentric	4
adherent to the margin	4
thinning out toward the	4
the stem is absent	4
three to eight inches	4
slightly viscid when moist	4
and coloured like pileus	4
of the spores and	4
by the color of	4
during summer and autumn	4
shown in the figure	4
the curing of the	4
which gives name to	4
woods near bowling green	4
to two inches high	4
soon broken up into	4
have found the plants	4
the peridium is very	4
the pore surface is	4
the stem is fibrous	4
the veil adhering to	4
in open woods from	4
have found this species	4
more or less fan	4
gills are notched at	4
of the plant when	4
it is not always	4
are white at first	4
is quite plentiful in	4
during the process of	4
the same manner as	4
the spores are dark	4
the taste is pleasant	4
two ounces of butter	4
where the mushrooms are	4
is widely distributed and	4
in damp woods on	4
a dozen good sized	4
only a few of	4
found in purgatory swamp	4
the pileus at first	4
in open woods and	4
the new england states	4
produced behind into a	4
down at the base	4
shape of the pileus	4
the largest of the	4
the stem is also	4
more or less scaly	4
character of the veil	4
found the plants in	4
of the boston mycological	4
and in the woods	4
species is found in	4
of a different texture	4
chemistry and toxicology of	4
known as an edible	4
do not seem to	4
the stem of a	4
can be readily recognized	4
and pepper to the	4
kept for winter use	4
the entire outer surface	4
the margin often becomes	4
blue ridge mountains at	4
through the middle west	4
shingles on a roof	4
this species grows in	4
the manufacture of brick	4
with a grey bloom	4
where the beds are	4
of the plant in	4
the gills are nearly	4
in the common mushroom	4
of the plant the	4
from july to frost	4
to the presence of	4
it is important to	4
occur in which the	4
the outer surface of	4
the summer and autumn	4
culture of mushrooms the	4
and in the summer	4
of threads and spores	4
are found from june	4
material in which the	4
has a very wide	4
manufacture of brick spawn	4
easily recognized by the	4
the plants are very	4
is quite likely that	4
have been gathered in	4
a tinge of yellow	4
it is a favorite	4
and the taste is	4
in salt water for	4
the six orders of	4
the spores are produced	4
the gills when they	4
some idea of the	4
a very small plant	4
is easily separated from	4
a room temperature of	4
the gills are strongly	4
and upper part of	4
tomentum at the base	4
which it can be	4
the action of the	4
spread over the surface	4
in many of the	4
culture of mushrooms in	4
it is quite likely	4
is an inch to	4
yolks of two eggs	4
as in the genus	4
base of the plant	4
a number of specimens	4
pileus at first straight	4
with a viscid pellicle	4
are rounded next the	4
a small quantity of	4
is a tendency for	4
on cemetery hill under	4
the stem is elongated	4
throw in the mushrooms	4
i am indebted to	4
are black in mass	4
are from plants collected	4
the cultivation of the	4
straight and adpressed to	4
while the stem is	4
inrolled margin of the	4
from may to october	4
the specific name is	4
and i have found	4
lower end of the	4
outside of the pileus	4
rim of the cap	4
of the cornell university	4
i have frequently seen	4
the flesh is firm	4
the flesh is yellowish	4
sides of the stem	4
it is entirely white	4
it is very difficult	4
be found in the	4
and darker color of	4
the base of a	4
and is often found	4
butter into a saucepan	4
the fields and woods	4
small portion of a	4
to the position of	4
to be the same	4
add a tablespoonful of	4
found near columbus and	4
add a half teaspoonful	4
the plant in the	4
the gills are at	4
are usually found in	4
into a saucepan with	4
so named from the	4
stem is about one	4
broken up into squamules	4
summer and early autumn	4
flesh is whitish or	4
to five inches in	4
spores are globose or	4
part of the mushroom	4
from an excentric point	4
is very acrid to	4
spring and in the	4
behind into a short	4
the woods after a	4
the brick spawn is	4
a very interesting plant	4
a half inches long	4
of the gills of	4
in the collection of	4
both cap and stem	4
stem as in the	4
dark color of the	4
in size and color	4
separable from the pileus	4
found in woods on	4
all the genera of	4
is also the flesh	4
to eight inches broad	4
be readily distinguished from	4
during september and october	4
parts of the united	4
differs from the other	4
brown or reddish brown	4
to the stem at	4
it resembles very closely	4
were found near boston	4
more or less shelving	4
this plant is so	4
thinner toward the margin	4
have been received from	4
radiating from an excentric	4
they reach the stem	4
the spores are oval	4
it differs from t	4
some of the plants	4
edge of the cap	4
covered with a soft	4
for a few minutes	4
of the cap varies	4
in some species it	4
are very tender and	4
are formed by the	4
because it is found	4
changing to a reddish	4
to be very near	4
rounded or notched at	4
in proportion to the	4
found in this country	4
esteemed as an esculent	4
ground or on very	4
the last of october	4
it is known as	4
and remove the pores	4
from to inches in	4
is found in thin	4
as compared with the	4
of the house is	4
part of the pileus	4
in different stages of	4
stem is very short	4
the process of fermentation	4
has the appearance of	4
striate at the top	4
is very close to	4
the wood on which	4
the upper half of	4
the cap expands the	4
quite a large number	4
of the gills when	4
to one side of	4
darker than the margin	4
the stem is at	4
is readily recognized by	4
inches broad and the	4
the plant is a	4
one of the common	4
cap is more or	4
leaves in mixed woods	4
has been recorded as	4
surface is at first	4
at their inner extremity	4
reddish or reddish brown	4
straight against the stem	4
found some beautiful specimens	4
the cap has a	4
the stem as a	4
larger number of the	4
found in massachusetts by	4
in this species the	4
button stage to the	4
one will fail to	4
the pileus of a	4
slightly tinged with yellow	4
the cap may be	4
somewhat bulbous at the	4
for this reason the	4
is very common and	4
though it is not	4
tinged with the same	4
from the button stage	4
at the inner extremity	4
one of the plants	4
in this case the	4
said of the gills	4
flesh is white or	4
according to the species	4
than on the other	4
view in mushroom house	4
distinguishing it from the	4
with the same color	4
the thickness of the	4
cap and stem are	4
which adheres to the	4
a faint tinge of	4
more or less erect	4
this species is widely	4
teaspoonful of salt and	4
the ground and on	4
the absence of the	4
attached by the upper	4
than in the other	4
of the genus morchella	4
is very abundant on	4
form of the gills	4
inch or more broad	4
so that there is	4
it may be found	4
found on lawns and	4
point of attachment of	4
growing in the woods	4
some species it is	4
in massachusetts by mrs	4
placing the mushrooms in	4
which the mycelium is	4
white then tinged yellow	4
this is a common	4
entire plant when young	4
this is called the	4
spoken of as the	4
the stem is more	4
long been known as	4
the margin is elevated	4
blue ridge mountains of	4
the upper surface is	4
varying in color from	4
from may till frost	4
the pileus is small	4
gills are at first	4
and it is desirable	4
the volva and annulus	4
very small and easily	4
of the cup is	4
cases of fatal poisoning	4
is widely distributed over	4
found in woods or	4
in which they were	4
gives a synopsis of	4
side of a log	4
young the margin of	4
cut them into slices	4
darker color of the	4
the color of their	4
closely related to p	4
appearance of the plant	4
the gills are emarginate	4
of the department of	4
specimens have been received	4
with beads of moisture	4
i have found a	4
the place of the	4
and the margin at	4
cuticle of the cap	4
there should be no	4
are distinguished by the	4
in woods near ithaca	4
are inclined to be	4
the plants in fig	4
adhering to the stem	4
in very young plants	4
the veil and annulus	4
genus differs from the	4
changing to blue when	4
writes that he has	4
none are recorded as	4
temperature of the beds	4
one of the large	4
the plant is often	4
and it is so	3
the pileus is lateral	3
as it is in	3
the large number of	3
the recorded edible species	3
distinguish it from all	3
spores are produced in	3
the use of the	3
caution in its use	3
clothed with small fibres	3
will attract attention at	3
thicker than the spores	3
viscid or glutinous when	3
more or less distant	3
at length slightly striate	3
places it in the	3
found the plant on	3
to three inches in	3
stem is very slender	3
which they were baked	3
selection and preparation of	3
has thoroughly permeated the	3
the different stages of	3
the investing coat or	3
forming decurrent lines upon	3
distinguished from the other	3
by means of the	3
same as the pileus	3
pileus is very thin	3
saucepan with a tablespoonful	3
on several occasions in	3
color of the flesh	3
in the substance of	3
have found it on	3
the cap in this	3
like elevations over the	3
is sometimes difficult to	3
than the thickness of	3
the ground in pastures	3
stem is three inches	3
but with advancing age	3
it is found through	3
largest species of the	3
says in his book	3
do not regard it	3
young stage of the	3
these plants were found	3
found only a few	3
of the volva are	3
in the photograph were	3
but it may be	3
spores are inclosed in	3
on the th of	3
the time of fermentation	3
this plant occurs during	3
the back of a	3
is at first incurved	3
the pileus is nearly	3
in the fields and	3
the pileus seems to	3
broadly convex or nearly	3
the latter is sometimes	3
it is attached to	3
woods of north carolina	3
cultivation of mushrooms in	3
is an attractive plant	3
the gills are deeply	3
smallest species of the	3
put it into the	3
species grow on wood	3
in woods and wood	3
in smaller size and	3
and does not have	3
is found usually in	3
of which are very	3
in a volva which	3
places where there is	3
the best way to	3
the asci are cylindrical	3
and in age the	3
free but close to	3
base thickened and white	3
of the most deadly	3
is said to grow	3
this species was first	3
portions of it clinging	3
the spores when seen	3
found on logs and	3
this species is considered	3
as fast as the	3
specimens which i have	3
are shown in fig	3
stem has a distinct	3
it is very soft	3
the attention of any	3
the stem is colored	3
to the meadow mushroom	3
can be found in	3
very plentiful in our	3
and placed in the	3
the stem at their	3
the pileoli are very	3
the pileus is tough	3
is found in abundance	3
small portion of the	3
covered with a thin	3
removed extra period after	3
the spores are olive	3
with a white edge	3
a common species in	3
zones on the margin	3
the color is white	3
in contrast with the	3
stage the plant is	3
a few specimens in	3
it forms a large	3
if the plant is	3
with the aid of	3
the beds for the	3
it is an attractive	3
especially in dry weather	3
made up in the	3
early or vegetative stage	3
the volva is ruptured	3
in a series of	3
can only be seen	3
from one to four	3
is quite abundant about	3
from the upper part	3
of the same length	3
the silver spoon test	3
the capillitium and spores	3
plant grows in dense	3
and many of them	3
not easily separable from	3
are borne on the	3
are very small and	3
fragments to the margin	3
to one inch broad	3
is about the size	3
the flesh is thin	3
has a different habitat	3
cap of this species	3
from may to november	3
from august to september	3
at maturity of the	3
have found it from	3
it is hoped that	3
remains of a volva	3
close to the apex	3
university agricultural experiment station	3
having a central boss	3
stem is long and	3
of the mushroom family	3
narrowed at the base	3
depth of the color	3
other species of the	3
stem equal or slightly	3
broad in proportion to	3
this plant is sometimes	3
in damp pine woods	3
tinge of violet at	3
of the plant to	3
form of a spathula	3
it occurs in the	3
pressed to the stem	3
are adnate or slightly	3
in company with the	3