Tricholoma terreum (Grey Knight or Dirty Tricholoma)
The fruitbody is a mushroom, with a cap atop a central stem. The dry, grey to grey-brown cap may grow to 8 centimetres across and is covered with short, radially-aligned hairs, giving it a somewhat furry to velvety feel. The cap is convex to flat, often with a slight hump in the centre. The gills are white, with irregular edges. The white to pale grey stem may grow to 8 centimetres tall and 1-2 wide.
There is neither a partial nor a universal veil.
Spore print: white.
This is an introduced species and is found on the ground near pine trees. In the northern hemisphere it has occasionally been reported growing near broad-leaf trees
Tricholoma terreum is listed in the following regions:
Species information
- Tricholoma terreum Scientific name
- Grey Knight or Dirty Tricholoma Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Exotic
- Unknown
- Up to 1177.02m Recorded at altitude
- Machine learning
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Maps
AARONTEST Bruce Ridge City Renewal Authority Area Gibraltar Pines Glenbog State Forest Haig Park Isaacs Ridge and Nearby Lake Burley Griffin West Namadgi National Park QPRC LGA Sullivans Creek, Turner Tallaganda State Forest -
Places
Captains Flat, NSW Cotter River, ACT Farringdon, NSW Greenleigh, NSW Isaacs, ACT Jerrabomberra, ACT Jincumbilly, NSW O'Connor, ACT Paddys River, ACT Steeple Flat, NSW Turner, ACT Yarralumla, ACT
