File:Nebelgrauer Trichterling-1.jpg

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English: Clitocybe nebularis.
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Source Michael, E. 1901. Führer für Pilzfreunde : die am häufigsten vorkommenden essbaren, verdächtigen und giftigen Pilze / von Edmund Michael; mit 68 Pilzgruppen, nach der Natur von A. Schmalfuss gemalt (...). Band 2. - Zwickau. Nr. 84.
Author Albin Schmalfuß, file cropped and uploaded by Francisco Welter-Schultes

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