stirps
Pudibunda

subsect.
Penetratrices

subsect.
Vaginatae

total names :: 43
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accepted :: 43

(incomplete) :: 43

A(2)
B(4)
C(8)
D(3)
E(1)
F(4)
G(3)
H(0)
I(0)
J(0)
K(0)
L(3)
M(2)
N(0)

O(2)
P(2)
Q(0)
R(1)
S(5)
T(1)
U(0)
V(2)
W(0)
X(0)
Y(0)
Z(0)


 


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A

Amanita albidostipes Yang-Yang Cui, Qing Cai, Zhu L. Yang (incomplete)
Amanita alseides Hanss (incomplete)

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B

Amanita betulae Neville & Poumarat (incomplete)
Amanita brunneoprocera Thongbai, Raspé & K. D. Hyde (incomplete)
Amanita brunneosquamata Thongbai, Raspé & K. D. Hyde (incomplete)
Amanita brunneoumbonata Thongbai, Raspé & K.D. Hyde (incomplete)

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C

Amanita calida Illescas & Plaza (incomplete)
Amanita changtuia Yang-Yang Chui, Qing Cai, & Zhu L. Yang (incomplete)
Amanita chiui Yang-Yang Cui, Qing Cai & Zhu L. Yang (incomplete)
Amanita chocoana Wartchow in Wartchow and Gamboa-Trujillo (incomplete)
Amanita cingulata J. W. Liu & Zhu-L. Yang (incomplete)
Amanita cinnamomea Thongbai, Raspé & K. D. Hyde (incomplete)
Amanita cornelii Mehmood, K. Das, Iqbal Hosen, Tulloss,& R. P. Bhatt (incomplete)
Amanita coryli Neville & Poumarat (incomplete)

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D

Amanita dhakuriana Mehmood, K. Das, Hosen, R. P. Bhatt & U. Singh (incomplete)
Amanita domingensis Angelini & Vizzini (incomplete)
Amanita drummondii E. M. Davison (incomplete)

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E

Amanita emodotrygon Mehmood, Tulloss, K. Das, Iqbal Hosen, & R. P. Bhatt (incomplete)

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F

Amanita flavidocerea Thongbai, Raspé & K. D. Hyde (incomplete)
Amanita flavidogrisea Thongbai, Raspé & K. D. Hyde (incomplete)
Amanita friabilis - North America (Karst.) Bas (incomplete)
Amanita fulvoides Neville & Poumarat (incomplete)

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G

Amanita glarea S. Jabeen, M. Kiran & Sadiqullah (incomplete)
Amanita griseostrobilacea S.T. Ndolo Ebika, N.S. Yorou & Attibayeba (incomplete)
Amanita griseoumbonata Yang-Yang Cui, Qing Cai & Zhu L. Yang (incomplete)

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L

Amanita lippiae Wartchow & Tulloss (incomplete)
Amanita lividopallescens (Secr. ex Boud.) Kühn. & Romagn. (incomplete)
Amanita luteoparva Thongbai, Raspé & K. D. Hyde (incomplete)

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M

Amanita madagascariensis L. P. Tang, Zhu L. Yang & B. Buyck (incomplete)
Amanita mansehraensis Saba, Haelew. & Khalid (incomplete)

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O

Amanita ochraceomaculata Neville, Poumarat & Fraiture (incomplete)
Amanita olivovaginata S. Ullah, Tulloss & A. N.. Khalid (incomplete)

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P

Amanita paludosa Bulyonk., Filippova & O.V. Morozova (incomplete)
Amanita praelongipes Kärcher & Contu (incomplete)

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R

Amanita rhacopus Lamoureux ex Lamoureux in Lambert et al. (incomplete)

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S

Amanita sichotensis (incomplete)
Amanita simulans Contu (incomplete)
Amanita spadicea Pers. (incomplete)
Amanita suborientifulva Raspé, Thongbai & K. D. Hyde (incomplete)
Amanita subovalispora Thongbai, Raspé, & K. D. Hyde (incomplete)

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T

Amanita tenacipulvis Wartchow (incomplete)

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V

Amanita vaginata (Bull. : Fr.) Lam. (incomplete)
Amanita variicolor Lamouruex ex Lamoureux in Lambert et al. (incomplete)
Index:
A(2)
B(4)
C(8)
D(3)
E(1)
F(4)
G(3)
H(0)
I(0)
J(0)
K(0)
L(3)
M(2)
N(0)

O(2)
P(2)
Q(0)
R(1)
S(5)
T(1)
U(0)
V(2)
W(0)
X(0)
Y(0)
Z(0)



 

**new** see as sporograph
**new** map of collections
Type species: Amanita vaginata (Bull. : Fr.) Lam.
[&equiv:Agaricus vaginatus Bull. : Fr. (1821)




Amanita sect. Vaginatae comprises all and only those taxa of subgenus Amanita that

  1. have the basidiome deveoping approximately centrally in the primordium and have a totally elongating (bulbless) stipe;

  2. lack or have very few clamp connections at the bases of basidia.

In addition to the defining characters above, all known taxa of this section are originally covered entirely in a volva (universal veil) that ranges from nearly pulverulent to friable to submembranous to membranous.  Among the taxa with universal veils that are not submembranous or membranous, several are now known to have bright colored pigments (e.g., yellow, orange, or red) in their universal veils at least early in development.   A number of taxa with non membranous universal veils, have such veils becoming gray or a sordid form of their original color with exposure to air and aging.  In the same taxa, the lamellae may also become sordid with age.  Taxa with strictly membranous universal veils, may have rusty, ochraceous, or some other color of staining on the external surface of their saccate volva.

The supraspecific subdivisions provided for this section should all be considered provisional (in most cases the names are not published).   The systematics of the section is under study morphologically and genetically by RET and a growing number of other researchers.   The subdivisions presented at the present time will undoubtedly be subject to extensive revision.

sample taxa