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Tricholoma mesoamericanum
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Tricholoma mesoamericanum

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  • Matsutake mushrooms
    matsutake mushroom
    / Appearance and properties

    magnivelare, and T. mesoamericanum varieties that grow in North America and Central America. These versatile species occupy a more expansive and diverse environmental range than T. matsutake and, therefore, have developed wider genotypic variation. Although these species are closely related to T. matsutake, they are not considered…

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    magnivelare, and T. mesoamericanum varieties that grow in North America and Central America. These versatile species occupy a more expansive and diverse environmental range than T. matsutake and, therefore, have developed wider genotypic variation. Although these species are closely related to T. matsutake, they are not considered…

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