Sentences with INKY-CAP
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The inky cap mushroom grows in damp, wooded areas."
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"I found an inky cap mushroom on my morning walk."
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"The inky cap mushroom quickly decomposes after releasing its spores."
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"Despite its black appearance, the inky cap mushroom is edible."
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"The inky cap mushroom is also known as the shaggy mane."
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"I spotted a group of inky cap mushrooms near the riverbank."
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"The inky cap mushroom is a common sight in autumn."
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"The inky cap mushroom has a distinct odor."
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"I gathered some inky cap mushrooms to include in my recipe."
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"The inky cap mushroom can be used in herbal medicine."
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"Be careful not to confuse the inky cap mushroom with the poisonous variety."
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"The inky cap mushroom can be identified by its bell-shaped cap."
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"I learned about the inky cap mushroom during a nature hike."
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"The inky cap mushroom is known for its unique ability to self-digest."
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"The inky cap mushroom is a popular subject for photographers."
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"I examined the spore print of the inky cap mushroom under a microscope."
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"The inky cap mushroom belongs to the Coprinus genus."
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"The inky cap mushroom is fascinating to study due to its growth pattern."
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"The inky cap mushroom can be found on every continent except Antarctica."
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"I read an interesting article about the life cycle of the inky cap mushroom."
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"The inky cap is a type of mushroom that can be found in North America."
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"She picked some inky caps from the forest to study their unique characteristics."
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"The inky cap is known for its ability to rapidly dissolve into a black, inky liquid as it matures."
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"There are many different species of inky cap, each with its own distinct appearance."
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"The inky cap is sometimes referred to as the lawyer's wig due to its shape."
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"After a rainstorm, the inky caps popped up all over the lawn overnight."
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"It is important to properly identify inky caps before consuming them, as some species can be toxic."
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"The inky cap is a decomposer, breaking down organic material in the soil."
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"The spores of the inky cap are released in a cloud-like puff when the cap breaks apart."
