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| | California Fungi: Coprinus friesii |
 | | Coprinus friesii, is a small, grass-inhabiting mushroom recognized in youth by an obtuse-conic, striate, often radially torn cap. |
 | | Remnants of a universal veil in the form of pallid flat scales decorate the cap, which in age becomes upturned and slightly deliquescent. |
 | | The former is a larger, brownish, convex-capped, non-deliquescent mushroom with a decurved, non-revolute margin, while Agrocybe pediades is a small, cream to tan-brown mushroom, the cap convex to plane, and like Panaeolus foenisecii, does not deliquesce. |
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