 There is a lack of pigmentation when the cap has remained unexposed to the sun. |
 As a result some collections appear totally white |
Amanita aprica J. Lindgr. & Tulloss (2005)
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| This is one of the common Spring-fruiting Amanitas in the mid-elevations of the inner mountain ranges of the Western North America -- from Sierra Nevada to the Cascades. It typically fruits in May-June, a few weeks after the snow has melted at a particular location. | ||
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