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Russula sp

Photo by AshleyT
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Field Notes

Description:

Pink on top with spiky edges.

Habitat:

Found in the mud right next to a creek.

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Russula

Species ID Suggestions

Russula

Russula zvarae

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KarenSaxton
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Powder-cap Amanita

Amanita farinosa
MaryAnnGlassicVarley
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Comments (3)
KarenSaxton
I don't. My first thought was R xerampelina, but they're usually not as delicate in shape or color. We do have an awful lot of european species that were brought to the us - especially in areas near ports. But that doesn't really help.
AshleyT
I want to agree, but I'm trying to look up the range for this mushroom and all I've found is a bunch of sites in languages I can't read, and one map showing the range is in Europe. Do you have any links saying it is in North America?

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PublishedJuly 10, 2013

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