Für mich ist brunneum und venenatum dasselbe.
Dazu lese man das Vellinga-Paper "Chlorophyllum in Great Britain", Field Mycology Volume 7(4), October 2006.
Gruß Marcel
Hallo Marcel,
jetzt bin ich endlich dazu gekommen mir das mal anzuschauen und ich weiß nicht ob Du das ordentlich gelesen hast.
Dort steht:
"Macrolepiota venenata, described by Bon from
France (Bon et al., 1979), is another name in this
complex, but it is a bit of a conundrum. All the
material originally or tentatively identified as this
species (characterized by the absence of clamp
connections) turned out to be C. brunneum (no. 2
above). Clamp connections were always found in
some part of the fruitbodies. It was also described
as a toxic species, but this is hardly a surprise as
adverse reactions to other Chlorophyllum species
are quite common, especially in people who eat
them often. Adverse effects of C. brunneum (as
M. rachodes var. bohemica) have often been
described. So I’m inclined to include M. venenata
in the synonymy of C. brunneum."
Also ist meine Aussage von oben durchaus realistisch.
Beste Grüße
Harald