Molecular phylogenetic analysis shows that Amanita ponderosa and A. curtipes are distinct species
Gabriel Moreno(Universidad de Alcalá), José Luis Manjón(Universidad de Alcalá), Marı́a Camacho(International Centre for Advanced Mediterranean Agronomic Studies), Gonzalo Platas(MSD (Spain)), C. Santamarı́a, Luis Romero de la Osa(Andalusian Institute of Agricultural and Fisheries Research and Training), Fernando Peláez(MSD (Spain)), A. Vargas(Universidad de Alcalá), Antonio Daza, Marieta Bernedo(Universidad de Alcalá)
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