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lactarious delicious / no standard gills
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I have been told that absence of normal gills is due to attack of other fungus. I did find same thing on totaly different location.
Opinions/additional info ?

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Re: lactarious delicious / no standard gills [Re: BubikolRamios]
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Hypomyces parasitize's it's host mushroom. Lactarious Delicious has a carrot orange latex when cut, in some forms slowly staining dark red when exposed. Eventually the wounded or aged tissue will stain greenish within 5 hours.


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Re: lactarious delicious / no standard gills [Re: Hashbuble]
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Yes, it looks somewhat like a hypomyces lactifluorum infection. However, that doesn't occur in Europe to the best of my knowledge. Perhaps another, related hypomyces species? I'm not really sure, but it does look interesting!

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Re: lactarious delicious / no standard gills [Re: koraks]
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mybe this:
Hypomyces lateritius

At least to me looks like match.


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Re: lactarious delicious / no standard gills [Re: BubikolRamios]
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BubikolRamios said:
mybe this:
Hypomyces lateritius




Yes thats it.

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