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Hygrocybe coccinea Blodvaxskivling Hygrocybe pratensis Ängsvaxskivling Hygrocybe psittacina Papegojvaxskivling Hygrocybe quieta Luktvaxskivling Hygrocybe virginea Vit vaxskivling Hygrophorus agathosmus Doftvaxskivling Hygrophorus chrysodon Gulprickig vaxskivling Hygrophorus discoideus Diskvaxskivling Hygrophorus erubescens Besk vaxskivling Hygrophorus hypothejus Frostvaxskivling Hygrophorus persicolor Rosa vaxskivling Hygrophorus pustulatus Grynvaxskivling Hypholoma capnoides Rökslöjskivling Hypholoma fasciculare Svavelgul slöjskivling Inocybe cincinnata Violtråding Inocybe corydalina Grönpucklig tråding Inocybe geophylla Sidentråding Inocybe maculata Fläcktråding Inocybe microspora Småsporig tråding Inocybe nitidiuscula Mosstråding Inocybe pyriodora Pärontråding Inocybe rimosa Topptråding Inocybe tricolor Balsamtråding Laccaria amethystina Ametistskivling Laccaria laccata Laxskivling Lactarius aurantiacus Brandriska Lactarius camphoratus Kamferriska Lactarius deterrimus Blodriska Lactarius fulvissimus Rävriska Lactarius plumbeus Svartriska Lactarius pyrogalus Hasselriska Lactarius scrobiculatus Svavelriska Lactarius torminosus Skäggriska Leotia lubrica Slemmurkling Lepiota castanea Kastanjefjällskivling Lepiota magnispora Gulflockig fjällskivling Lepista flaccida Rödbrun trattskivling Lepista irina Irismusseron Lepista nuda Blåmusseron Leucopaxillus alboalutaceus Besk barrmusseron Leucopaxillus giganteus Jättetrattskivling Lycoperdon molle Mjuk röksvamp Lycoperdon perlatum Vårtig röksvamp Lycoperdon pyriforme Gyttrad röksvamp Marasmiellus perforans Barrbrosking Melanoleuca grammopodia Isabellmusseron Mycena epipterygia Flåhätta Mycena epipterygia var. viscosa Flåhätta Mycena polygramma Silverhätta Mycena pura Rättikhätta Oligoporus caesius Blåticka Oligoporus stipticus Bitterticka Onnia tomentosa Luddticka Paxillus atrotomentosus Sammetsfotad pluggskivling Paxillus involutus Pluggskivling Peziza succosa Gulmjölkig storskål Phellinus conchatus Sälgticka Phellodon niger Svart taggsvamp Pholiota astragalina Röd flamskivling Pholiota mutabilis Föränderlig tofsskivling Pholiota squarrosa Fjällig tofsskivling Pluteus cervinus Hjortskölding Psathyrella spadicea Tuvspröding Pseudoclitocybe cyathiformis Trattnavling Pseudocraterellus sinuosus Kruskantarell Ramaria eumorpha Granfingersvamp Ramaria flavescens inget svenskt namn Rhodocollybia asema Horngrå nagelskivling Rhodocybe nitellina Brandrussling Rugosomyces chryssenteron Gullmusseron Russula aurea Guldkremla Russula densifolia Tätskivig svedkremla Russula foetens Stinkkremla Russula ochroleuca Senapskremla Russula queletii Krusbärskremla Sarcodon imbricatus Fjällig taggsvamp Skeletocutis carneogrisea Isabellticka Strobilurus esculentus Grankotteskivling Suillus grevillei Lärksopp Trametes ochracea Zonticka Trichaptum abietinum Violticka Tricholoma album Rättikmusseron Tricholoma aurantium Brandmusseron Tricholoma frondosae Aspriddarmusseron Tricholoma imbricatum Fjällmusseron Tricholoma inamoenum Luktmusseron Tricholoma saponaceum Såpmusseron Tricholoma terreum Jordmusseron Tricholoma vaccinum Skäggmusseron Tricholomopsis rutilans Prickmusseron Vascellum pratense Ängsröksvamp Xylaria hypoxylon Stubbhorn.
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