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English translation: yellow knight fungus (Tricholoma flavovirens)

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French term or phrase:	canari
English translation:	yellow knight fungus (Tricholoma flavovirens)
Entered by:	Sheila Hardie

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15:24 May 16, 2007

French to English translations [PRO]
Agriculture

French term or phrase: canari

used within the context of mushroom culture

bensahv KudoZ activity Questions: 29 (9 open) (3 closed without grading) Answers: 0
Local time: 15:54

yellow knight fungus (Tricholoma flavovirens)

Explanation:
I think this is probably what is meant - although a little context would be of help.

HTH

Sheila

Yellow Knight Fungus, Canari, Tricholoma Flavovirens
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Tricholomes : Griset, Charbonnier, Canari
GRISET (Tricholoma Terreum). CHARBONNIER (Tricholoma Portentosum). CANARI (Tricholoma Flavovirens). Provenances:. France, Espagne, Portugal, Turquie, ...
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Champignons - mycologie en France
Les tricholomes: le canari (Tricholoma Flavovirens) le griset (Tricholoma Terreum) et le charbonnier (Tricholoma Portentosum) Saison de cueillette: de fin ...
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Tricholoma equestre - How common is this?
Tricholoma equestre - How common is this? ... horseback" or "yellow-knight fungus" and in France as > "bidaou" and "canari" > > Bedry said he confirmed the ...
www.bio.net/hypermail/mycology/2001-October/008540.html - 6k - Còpia en memòria - Pàgines semblants