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Russula

Russula persanguinea

Photo by Paw Printz
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Field Notes

Description:

A common, gregarious Australian fungus, mycorrhizal with eucalypts. The cap is to 90 mm, convex with a slight depression, dark red, blood red or brick red (no shades of purple or yellow), striate margin, slightly viscid when moist. Gills close, pure white with no coloured edges; spore print white. Stem is pure white, sturdy, brittle. Similar in appearance to the Northern Hemisphere poisonous fungus Russula emetica.

Notes:

Spotted on my bush walk today

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Comments (2)

Looks like some kind of russula.
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PublishedMarch 28, 2012

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