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CLUE 1 / 5

What association with trees is described for Amanita muscaria?

Find the answerMycorrhiza

Woodland near broadleaved trees or conifers. The guide describes mycorrhizal associations with trees.

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CLUE 2 / 5

According to the description of Gyroporus cyanescens, what is beneath the cap?

Find the answerTubes and pores

Naturalis describes whitish to pale-yellow tubes and pores beneath a cap about 6 to 12 centimetres across. Unlike gills, pores form small openings: an interesting difference to observe without damaging the specimen.

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CLUE 3 / 5

What shape is described for this wood fungus’s reproductive structure?

Find the answerA shell or fan

A shell- or fan-shaped fruiting body, attached to wood at the side.

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CLUE 4 / 5

What photosynthetic partner is described for this lichen?

Find the answerA cyanobacterium of the genus Nostoc

The species description identifies a cyanobacterium of the genus Nostoc as its photosynthetic partner.

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CLUE 5 / 5

The term saxicolous means this lichen grows on what?

Find the answerRocks

A rock-dwelling species: it grows on rocks.

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