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ID Please - Russula brevips? (PNW)
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Habitat:
Growing in the woods in Washington state under conifers, coming from the soil.

Gills:
White, attached, decurrent.

Stem:
4-5" tall, 2-3" thick, white, smooth, thick and solid.

Cap:
4 to 10" in the specimens I left behind, white, smooth, funnel-shaped.

Spore print color:
I'm trying to get one but so far none of the ones I have released spores. My guess is white based on gill color of all the ones I've seen (none had gills other than white)

Bruising:
Slightly bluish/greenish bruise on the stem at the place I cut the cap off.


Edited by shroower (10/16/20 01:52 AM)

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Re: ID Please - Russula brevips? (PNW) [Re: shroower]
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Doesn't look quite right for russula to me buddy, could it be in lactarius maybe? Do the gills bleed when broken?


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Re: ID Please - Russula brevips? (PNW) [Re: herbie]
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herbie said:
Doesn't look quite right for russula to me buddy, could it be in lactarius maybe? Do the gills bleed when broken?


Neither the gills nor the cap produced any latex-like substance so that and the greenish bruise where cut made me think Russula brevips, which I know happen in the state both this way and when they become the lobster mushroom with the parasite.

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