album, albus
White

albuscorticis
White leather

alcalina
Alkaline odor (like bleach)

aleuratus, aleuriatus
Pertaining to wheat flour

Aleuria
Word meaning flour

aleuriosmius
Flour smelling

alexandri
Of Alexander

alexsmithii
Alexander Hanchett Smith, (1904-1986), American mycologist

algeriensis
Algeria

alkalivirens
Flesh stains green in KOH

allardi, allardii
Aaron Hardin Allard (1856-1925) assistant to W. C. Coker

alliaceus
Resembling garlic (odor)

alligatus
To bind to

allutus
Washed

alluvina
The overflowing of a river

alnetorum, alnicola
Alder dwelling

alni-incanae
After its gray alder host

Alnicola
Alder dwelling

alniphilus
Alder loving

alnivorus
Alder eater

alopecia
Bald

alpigenes
Born in the mountains

alpina, alpinus
Alpine, mountain

alpinus
Alpine, mountain

Alpova
Mountain egg

altaica
Relating to Altai mountains

altipes
With a tall foot, a long stem

alutacea, alutaceum, alutaceus
Leather colored, yellowish-tan, or like fine leather

alutaria, alutarius
Leather colored, yellowish-tan

alveolaris
Pertaining to being pitted, alveolate

alveolatum, alveolatus
Alveolate, pitted, honey-combed

amabilis
Worthy of love

amabilissima
Most pleasing or lovely

Amanita
Kind of fungus in classical times, probably refers to Mt. Amanus in Cilicia

Amanitopsis
Resembling Amanita

amara
Bitter

amaranthii
Michael P. Amaranthus, American mycologist at Oregon State University

amarellus
Somewhat bitter

amarescens
Becoming bitter

amarissima, amarissimus
Very bitter