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The unique identifying name (text) referred to in references.
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Type: "Kermandie Falls, Lower Track, [Australia] Tasmania, gregarious to scattered singly on soil along track in wet sclerophyll forest under Eucalyptus, Acacia dealbata, Pomaderris apetala, 9 May 2010, G. Gates & P.B. Matheny PBM3352 (holo: TENN 065756; iso: PERTH 08309051)"
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Text: DNA sequence: from holotype: GenBank JQ085922 (nLSU); from other collections: JQ085924, JQ085926, JQ085928, JQ085932 (ITS), EU569850, JQ085923, JQ085925, JQ085927, JQ085929, JQ085931 (nLSU), EU569848 (rpb1), EU569849, JQ085930 (rpb2). -
Text: Identifier: MB 564189. -
Etymology: "From the Latin fulvus (tawny, yellowish brown) referring to the colour of the pileus, and lubricus (smooth, slippery) referring to the soapy-lubricous pileus surface when wet."
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