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| Unidentified | 19 Jan 2024 | Csteele4 |
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Possibly a Lactifluus species? Pileus velvety to the touch, gills did not exude "milk", but may have dried out? Growing in soil.
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Csteele4
wrote:
19 Jan 2024
@Heino1 I didn't even think of that, due to the velvety pileus, but yes, that makes sense!
Pam
wrote:
19 Jan 2024
Agree a Lactifluus sp. Of the three I'm familiar with, not L. leonardii as no apparent red staining, not L. wirrabara as no obvious brownish colour on gill edges, so possibly L. sepiaceus. Haven't looked at these for ages so maybe more species I'm not aware of
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- 18 Jan 2024 02:19 PM Recorded on
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