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Blaugrüner Reiftäubling

russula parazurea

Photo by LarsKorb
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Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
Noe and Pili
I think it could be a Russula viredescens (it is more common and it grows under the beech) or Russula aeruginea (more dispersed and it grows under birch in sandy soil). It is just my opinion, I'm not a fungi expert but I want to learn about it) :)
shebebusynow
Does it have a white spore print and a chalk-like-breaking stem? Looks to be a Russula, from this angle.
Ashish
Like a ring mushroom.. it grows in circling group.

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PublishedAugust 28, 2011

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