From: dbalasko@foi.hr   
      
   "Frederick Burroughs"  wrote in message   
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   >   
   > Definitely, thanks.  V. taylori is described as having a lobed volva,   
   > which describes what I found.  I'm not at all familiar with Volvariella,   
   > though I have seen a single V. bombycina growing on a tree, too high for   
   > me to reach.  April seems a little early for most Volvariella, according   
   > to my books.   
      
   Most often Volvariella here at my place is Volvariella gloiocephala, edible   
   one, and quite big species with smell of radish. That species grows from   
   spring until late autumn. So, I suppose that other Volvariella could also   
   grow in spring.   
      
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