Abstract
Tricholoma fulvimarginatum is described as a new species of Agaricales from eastern North America. This fungus belongs in subgenusTricholoma sectionGenuina due to the coloration of the pileus surface. The orange-brown pileus, marginate lamellae, and presumed mycorrhizal association withPopulus deltoides distinguish this species from others in the section.
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Ovrebo, C.L., Halling, R.E. Tricholoma fulvimarginatum (Tricholomataceae): A new species from North America associated with cottonwood. Brittonia 38, 260–263 (1986). https://doi.org/10.2307/2807351
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