Furrer-Ziogas. 1969. Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 47 (12): 214.
name status
nomen acceptum
synonyms
≡Limacella delicata var. vinosorubescens (Furrer-Ziogas) Gminder. 1994. Z. Mykol. 60: 395.
=Lepiota haematites sensu Imbach. 1944. Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 47(12): 214. [per Neville and Poumarat (2004)]
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etymology
vinosus, "wine-colored" + rubescens, "becoming red" or "reddening"
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material examined
from protolog: SWITZERLAND: BERN—ca. Bern, Bremgartenwald, 6.x.1964 Wildmer s.n. [Furrer-Ziogas 107/24-26] (holotype, in herb. Furrer-Ziogas).
citations
—R. E. Tulloss
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