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Russula
Found in fir and pine duff, half under the dirt, slightly bulbus on the bottom of the stipe, white attatched gills that fade to a tan color and run somewhat down the stipe. Cap is flat to mildly convex .
Not exactly sure if this is a russula or a destroying angel being that there was no veil and the stipe was only slight bulbus and crooked. Any info is appreciated.
Spotted on Feb 9, 2018
Submitted on Feb 9, 2018
3 Comments
Dificult to id ,the speciem is to old ,do you have more photos showing the size?
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Photo no. 1: is an interesting photo....