description Clitocybe odora Overview
Clitocybe odora is a gilled woodland mushroom recognized by its pronounced anise or liquorice-like smell. The species was described by the French botanist Pierre Bulliard in 1784 and is associated with forest habitats in Europe and nearby regions. Its odor is a more useful field characteristic than appearance alone, since greenish funnel-shaped mushrooms can vary in color and form.
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How can you recognize Clitocybe odora?
Clitocybe odora is a gilled woodland mushroom with a strong anise or liquorice-like smell. Its odor can be more useful for field recognition than color alone.
What does Clitocybe odora smell like?
It has a pronounced smell resembling anise or liquorice. The odor is often noticeable even when other visual features are hard to distinguish.
Who described Clitocybe odora?
The species was described by the French botanist Pierre Bulliard in 1784. It is associated with forest habitats in Europe and nearby regions.
Where does Clitocybe odora grow?
It is associated with woodland environments, especially forest habitats in Europe and nearby regions. Its gills and strong anise-like odor help separate it from many other woodland mushrooms.
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