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Russula
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
'' species. The genus has a widespread distribution, and contains about 750 species.
Species
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Russula abbotensis'' K. Das & J.R. Sharma 2005
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Russula abietina
''Russula abietina'' is a species of mushroom
A mushroom or toadstool is the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus, typically produced above ground, on soil, or on its food source. ''Toadstool'' generally denotes one poisonous to ...
'' Peck
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Russula abietum
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
'' (J. Blum) Bon
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Russula acetolens''
Rauschert
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Russula aciculocystis'' Kauffman ex Bills & O. K. Mill.
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Russula acriannulata'' Buyck
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Russula acrifolia''
Romagn.
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Russula acris'' Steinhaus 1888
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Russula acriuscula
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
'' Buyck
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Russula acrolamellata
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
'' McNabb
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Russula acuminata
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
'' Buyck
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Russula acutispora
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
'' R. Heim
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Russula adalbertii
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
'' Reumaux, Moënne-Locc. & Bidaud
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Russula adelae
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
'' Cern.
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Russula admirabilis
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
'' Beardslee & Burl. 1939
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Russula adulterina''
Fr.
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Russula adusta''
(Pers.
Christiaan Hendrik Persoon (1 February 1761 – 16 November 1836) was a German mycologist who made additions to Linnaeus' mushroom taxonomy.
Early life
Persoon was born in South Africa at the Cape of Good Hope, the third child of an imm ...
) Fr. – winecork brittlegill
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Russula aerina'' Romagn.
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Russula aeruginascens'' Peck
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Russula aeruginea
''Russula aeruginea'', also known as the grass-green russula, the tacky green russula, or the green russula, is an edible ''Russula'' mushroom. Widely distributed in northern temperate regions, it is usually found under birch, mostly in pine fore ...
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Fr. – grass-green russula
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Russula aeruginescens''
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Russula aeruginosa''
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Russula affinis''
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Russula africana''
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Russula afrodelica''
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Russula afrodelicata''
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Russula afronigricans''
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Russula agaricina
''Russula agaricina'' is a fungus in the family, Russulaceae.
It was first described in 1876 as ''Macowania agaricina'' by Károly Kalchbrenner, and in 2007, based on phylogenetic evidence was transferred to the genus, ''Russula'', by Teresa L ...
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Russula agglutinata''
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Russula alachuana''
Murrill
Murrill is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Herbert Murrill (1909–1952), English musician, composer, and organist
* William Murrill
William Alphonso Murrill (October 13, 1869 – December 25, 1957) was an American myc ...
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Russula alba Velen''
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Russula albella Peck''
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Russula albiclavipes''
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Russula albida''
Peck
A peck is an imperial and United States customary unit of dry volume, equivalent to 2 dry gallons or 8 dry quarts or 16 dry pints. An imperial peck is equivalent to 9.09 liters and a US customary peck is equivalent to 8.81 liters. Two pecks mak ...
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Russula albidicremea''
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Russula albidoflava
''Russula albidoflava'' is a fungus in the family, Russulaceae, found "in stands of ''Eucalyptus globulus''" in Tasmania.
It was first described in 2007 by Teresa Lebel
Dr Teresa Lebel is a taxonomist and ecologist who works on fungi, wi ...
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Russula albidolutescens''
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Russula albidula''
Peck
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Russula albiduliformis''
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Russula albiflavescens''
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Russula albimarginata''
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Russula albipes''
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Russula alboareolata''
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Russula albobrunnea''
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Russula albofloccosa''
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Russula albolutescens''
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Russula albonigra''
( Krombh.) Fr.
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Russula albonigroides''
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Russula alborosea''
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Russula albospissa''
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Russula alcalinicola
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
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Russula allochroa''
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Russula alnetorum''
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Russula alnicrispae''
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Russula alnijorullensis''
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Russula alpestris''
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Russula alpigenes''
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Russula alpina''
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Russula alpium''
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Russula altaica''
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Russula alternata''
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Russula alutacea
''Russula albidula'' is a species of mushroom in the genus ''Russula
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – mak ...
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(Pers.) Fr.
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Russula alutaceiformis''
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Russula alveolata''
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Russula amaendum
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
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Russula amara''
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Russula amaranthina''
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Russula amarissima''
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Russula americana''
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Russula amethystina''
Quél.
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Russula amnicola''
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Russula amoena''
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Russula amoenata''
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Russula amoenicolor''
Romagn.[Several of Romagnesi's names published in the 50s and 60s did not include a reference to a ]type specimen
In biology, a type is a particular wiktionary:en:specimen, specimen (or in some cases a group of specimens) of an organism to which the scientific name of that organism is formally attached. In other words, a type is an example that serves to a ...
and only became valid in 1967 when he published his ''Les Russules d'Europe et d'Afrique du Nord'', which included type specifications, even though the original publications are frequently given as valid.
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Russula amoenipes''
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Russula amoenoides''
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Russula amoenolens''
Romagn. – Camembert brittlegill
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Russula amygdaloides''
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Russula anatina''
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Russula angustispora''
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Russula anisata''
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Russula anisopterae''
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Russula annae''
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Russula annulata''
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Russula annulatoangustifolia''
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Russula annulatobadia''
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Russula annulatolutea''
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Russula annulatosquamosa''
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Russula anomala''
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Russula anthracina''
Romagn.
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Russula aosma''
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Russula appalachiensis''
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Russula appendiculata''
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Russula aquosa''
Leclair
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Russula archaea''
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Russula archaeofistulosa''
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Russula archaeosuberis''
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Russula arcyospora''
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Russula arenaria''
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Russula areolata''
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Russula argyracea''
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Russula armeniaca''
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Russula armoricana''
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Russula arnoldae''
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Russula arnouldii''
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Russula arpalices''
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Russula artesiana''
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Russula astringens''
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Russula atramentosa''
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Russula atrata''
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Russula atroamethystina''
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Russula atrofusca''
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Russula atroglauca''
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Russula atropurpurea''
(Krombh.) Britzelm.
Max Britzelmayr (7 January 1839 – 6 December 1909) was a German mycologist and lichenologist who was a native of Augsburg.
He spent his career as a schoolteacher and ''Kreisschulinspektor'' (school district administrator) in Augsburg. He is kno ...
[''Russula atropurpurea'' is acknowledged as an illegitimate later homonym, but in the absence of agreement regarding the better name to use to replace it, continues to be used.] – dark-purple russula
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Russula atropurpurina''
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Russula atrorosea''
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Russula atrorubens''
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Russula atrorubens''
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Russula atrosanguinea''
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Russula atrovinosa''
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Russula atroviolacea''
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Russula atrovirens''
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Russula atroviridis''
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Russula attenuata''
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Russula aucarum''
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Russula aucklandica''
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Russula aurantiaca''
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Russula aurantiicolor''
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Russula aurantioflammans''
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Russula aurantiofloccosa''
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Russula aurantiolutea''
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Russula aurantiomarginata''
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Russula aurantiophylla''
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Russula aurata''
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Russula aurea''
Pers. (= ''R. aurata'')
William Withering
William Withering FRS (17 March 1741 – 6 October 1799) was an English botanist, geologist, chemist, physician and first systematic investigator of the bioactivity of digitalis.
Withering was born in Wellington, Shropshire, the son of a surg ...
's 1801 ''Agaricus auratus'' was for a long time believed to be the oldest basionym. – gilded brittlegill
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Russula aureola''
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Russula aureotacta''
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Russula aurora''
– dawn brittlegill
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Russula australiensis''
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Russula australirosea''
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Russula australis
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
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Russula austrodelica''
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Russula austromontana''
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Russula autumnalis''
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Russula avellaneiceps''
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Russula azurea''
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Russula bachii''
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Russula badia''
– burning brittlegill
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Russula ballouii''
Peck
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Russula barlae''
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Russula basifurcata''
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Russula basiturgida''
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Russula bataillei''
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Russula batistae''
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Russula beardslei''
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Russula bella''
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Russula bernardii''
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Russula betulae''
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Russula betularum
''Russula betularum'' is a small, very pale member of the ''Russula'' (brittlegills) genus of mushrooms. It is usually white to very pale pink, inedible, and grows with birch trees. It is commonly known as the birch brittlegill.
Taxonomy
The s ...
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Hora – birch brittlegill
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Russula betulina''
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Russula bicolor''
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Russula billsii''
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Russula binchuanensis''
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Russula binganensis''
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Russula blackfordiae''
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Russula blanda''
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Russula blumiana''
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Russula blumii''
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Russula bohemiae''
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Russula bona''
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Russula bonii''
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Russula boninensis''
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Russula borealis''
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Russula boyacensis''
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Russula brasiliensis''
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Russula bresadolae''
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Russula brevipes
''Russula brevipes'' is a species of mushroom commonly known as the short-stemmed russula or the stubby brittlegill. It is widespread in North America, and was reported from Pakistan in 2006. The fungus grows in a mycorrhizal association with t ...
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Peck
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Russula brevis''
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Russula brevissima''
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Russula britzelmayrii''
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Russula brunneipes''
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Russula brunneoalba''
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Russula brunneoannulata''
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Russula brunneoderma''
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Russula brunneofloccosa''
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Russula brunneola''
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Russula brunneomarginata''
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Russula brunneonigra''
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Russula brunneorigida''
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Russula brunneoviolacea''
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Russula brunnescens''
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Russula burgeae''
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Russula caerulea''
Fr.[The attribution "(Pers.) Fr." is more common, but Persoon's 1801 ''Agaricus caeruleus'' was an homonym of a name published by James Bolton in his 1788 ''An History of Fungusses, Growing about Halifax'', and thus illegitimate.]
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Russula caeruleoanulata''
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Russula caeruleomalva''
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Russula californiensis''
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Russula calvitiosa''
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Russula camarophylla''
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Russula campestris''
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Russula campinensis''
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Russula capensis''
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Russula captiosa''
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Russula carbonaria''
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Russula carmelensis''
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Russula carmesina''
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Russula carminea''
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Russula carminipes''
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Russula carnicolor''
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Russula carpini''
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Russula cartaginis''
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Russula cascadensis''
Shaffer
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Russula castanopsidis''
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Russula caucaensis''
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Russula caucasica''
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Russula cavipes''
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Russula cedriolens''
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Russula cellulata''
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Russula cerasina''
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Russula cernohorskyi''
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Russula cerolens''
Shaffer
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Russula cessans''
Pearson
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Russula chamaeleon''
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Russula chamaeleontina'' (Lasch) Fr. 1838
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Russula chamiteae''
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Russula cheelii''
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Russula chichuensis''
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Russula chlora''
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Russula chlorantha''
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Russula chlorinosma''
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Russula chloroides''
(Krombh.) Bres. – blue band brittlegill
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Russula chrysodacryoides''
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Russula chrysodacryon''
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Russula cicatricata''
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Russula ciliata
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
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Russula cinerascens''
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Russula cinerea''
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Russula cinerella''
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Russula cinereopurpurea''
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Russula cinereovinosa''
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Russula cinereoviolacea''
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Russula cinerescentipes''
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Russula cingulata''
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Russula cinnabarina''
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Russula cinnamomea''
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Russula cistoadelpha''
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Russula cistorum''
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Russula citrina''
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Russula citrinipes''
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Russula citrinochlora''
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Russula citrinocincta''
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Russula citrinolilacina''
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Russula citrinosulcata''
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Russula clariana''
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Russula claroflava
''Russula claroflava'', commonly known as the yellow swamp russula or yellow swamp brittlegill, is a basidiomycete mushroom of the genus ''Russula''. It is found in wet places under birch and aspen woodlands across Europe and North America. It ha ...
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Grove – yellow swamp russula
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Russula claroviridis''
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Russula claviceps''
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Russula clavipes''
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Russula clelandii''
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Russula clementinae''
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Russula clitocybiformis''
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Russula clitocyboides''
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Russula clusii''
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Russula coccinea''
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Russula cochisei''
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Russula coerulea''.
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Russula coffeata''
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Russula collina''
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Russula columbiana''
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Russula columbicolor''
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Russula compacta''
Frost
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Russula compressa''
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Russula concolora''
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Russula confertissima''
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Russula confusa''
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Russula congoana''
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Russula conicipes''
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Russula conjugata''
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Russula consobrina''
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Russula consobrinoides''
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Russula constans''
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Russula conviviales''
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Russula cookeana''
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Russula corallina''
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Russula corinthii-rubra''
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Russula costaricensis''
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Russula crassotunicata
''Russula crassotunicata'' is a North American fungus in the mushroom genus ''Russula'', described by Rolf Singer in 1938 from a collection made in Washington state, United States.
The species is mostly white and often grows on rotted wood. It ...
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Russula crataegorum''
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Russula crawshayriana''
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Russula cremea''
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Russula cremeirosea''
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Russula cremeirubra''
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Russula cremeo-ochracea''
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Russula cremeoavellanea''
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Russula cremeoflavescens''
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Russula cremeolilacina''
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Russula cremeolilacinoides''
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Russula cremoricolor''
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Russula crenulata''
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Russula cretata''
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Russula cristata''
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Russula cristulispora''
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Russula crocea''
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Russula crucensis''
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Russula cruentata''
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Russula crustosa
''Russula crustosa'', commonly known as the crusty russula, is a species of fungus in the family Russulaceae. It is found in Asia and North America.
Taxonomy
The species was first described scientifically by American mycologist Charles Horton ...
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Peck
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Russula cupraeoviolacea''
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Russula cuprea''
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Russula cupreoaffinis''
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Russula cupreola''
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Russula cupreoviolacea''
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Russula curtipes''
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Russula curtispora''
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Russula cutefracta''
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Russula cyanea''
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Russula cyanescens''
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Russula cyanoxantha''
( Schaeff.) Fr. – the charcoal burner
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Russula cyclosperma''
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Russula cypriani''
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Russula cystidiosa''
D–E
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Russula densissima''
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Russula depallens''
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Russula derelicta
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
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Reumaux
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Russula deremensis''
Henn.
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Russula diaboli''
Singer
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Russula diffusa''
Buyck
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Russula dipigmentata''
Singer
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Russula discopus''
R. Heim
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Russula disparilus''
Burl.
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Russula dissidens''
Zvára
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Russula dissimulans''
Shaffer
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Russula diversicolor''
Pegler
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Russula drimeia''
Cooke (1881)
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Russula dryadicola''
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Russula dryadicola''
Fellner & Landa
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Russula drymeja''
Cooke
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Russula dryophila''
Sarnari
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Russula dulcis''
Velen.
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Russula duportii''
W. Phillips
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Russula dura''
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Russula dadmunii''
Singer
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Russula davisii''
Burl.
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Russula decaryi''
R. Heim
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Russula deceptiva''
Romagn.
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Russula decipiens''
(Singer) Kühner & Romagn. (1985)
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Russula decolorans
''Russula decolorans'' is an edible ''Russula'' mushroom found in groups in coniferous forests.
Description
The cap is convex, with a depressed centre when old, often brick-red and slippery when young. The cap grows up to 10 cm. The flesh is ...
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(Fr.) Fr. – copper brittlegill
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Russula delica
''Russula delica'' is a mushroom that goes by the common name of milk-white brittlegill, and is a member of the genus ''Russula'', all of which are collectively known as brittlegills. It is mostly white, with ochraceous or brownish pileus (mycol ...
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Fr. – milk-white russula
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Russula densifolia''
Secr. ex Gillet – crowded brittlegill
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Russula densissima''
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Russula depallens''
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Russula derelicta
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
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Reumaux
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Russula deremensis''
Henn.
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Russula diaboli''
Singer
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Russula diffusa''
Buyck
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Russula dipigmentata''
Singer
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Russula discopus''
R. Heim
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Russula disparilus''
Burl.
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Russula dissidens''
Zvára
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Russula dissimulans''
Shaffer
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Russula diversicolor''
Pegler
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Russula drimeia''
Cooke
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Russula dryadicola''
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Russula dryadicola''
Fellner & Landa
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Russula drymeja''
Cooke
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Russula dryophila''
Sarnari
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Russula dulcis''
Velen.
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Russula duportii''
W. Phillips
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Russula dura''
Burl
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Russula earlei''
Peck
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Russula eburneoareolata''
Hongo
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Russula eccentrica''
Peck
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Russula echinosperma''
R. Heim & Gilles
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Russula echinospora''
R. Heim
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Russula echinospora''
Singer
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Russula edulis''
B.Buyck and V. Hofstetter
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Russula elaeodes''
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Russula elaeodes''
Romagn. ex Bon
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Russula elatior''
Lindblad
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Russula elegans''
Bres.
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Russula elephantina''
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Russula ellenae''
Thiers
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Russula emetica
''Russula emetica'', commonly known as the sickener, emetic russula, or vomiting russula, is a basidiomycete mushroom, and the type species of the genus ''Russula''. It has a red, convex to flat cap up to in diameter, with a cuticle that can b ...
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(Schaeff.) Pers. – the sickener
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Russula emeticella''
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Russula emeticicolor''
Jul. Schäff.
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Russula emeticiformis''
Murrill
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Russula eogranulata''
Secr. ex Singer
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Russula eogranulata''
Singer
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Russula eperythra''
Singer, Alfaro & L. D. Gómez
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Russula epitheliosa''
Singer
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Russula erubescens''
Zvára
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Russula erumpens''
Cleland Cleland may refer to:
Places
* Cleland, South Australia, a suburb
** Cleland National Park, a protected area in South Australia
***Cleland Wildlife Park, a zoo within the area of Cleland National Park
* Cleland, North Lanarkshire, a small village ...
& Cheel – erupting mushroom
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Russula erythropus''
Fr. ex Pelt.
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Russula esculenta''
Pers.
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Russula esperidis''
Sarnari
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Russula europae''
J. Blum ex Romagn.
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Russula exalbicans''
Melzer & Zvára
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Russula excentrica''
Peck
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Russula excentrica''
Velen.
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Russula expallens''
Gillet
F
* ''
Russula fageticola''
(Romagn.)Bon
* ''
Russula fagetorum''
Bon
* ''
Russula fagetorum''
Velen.
* ''
Russula faginea''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula farinipes''
Romell
* ''
Russula fastigiata''
Fatto
* ''
Russula fattoensis''
Buyck
* ''
Russula faustiana
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula favrei''
M. M. Moser
* ''
Russula fellea''
(Fr.) Fr.[''Stirp. Agri Fems.'' 1825:57 ] – geranium-scented russula
* ''
Russula felleaecolor''
Bon & Jamoni
* ''
Russula felleicolor''
Bon & Jamoni
* ''
Russula ferreri''
Singer
* ''
Russula ferrotincta''
Singer
* ''
Russula fimbriata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula fingibilis''
Britzelm.
* ''
Russula firmula''
Jul. Schäff.
* ''
Russula fistulosa''
R. Heim
* ''
Russula flava
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
Romell
* ''
Russula flaviceps''
Peck
* ''
Russula flavida''
Frost
* ''
Russula flavisiccans''
Bills
* ''
Russula flavispora
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula flavobrunnea''
Buyck
* ''
Russula flavocitrina''
J. Blum ex Bon
* ''
Russula flavovirens''
J. Bommer & M. Rousseau
* ''
Russula flavoviridis''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula fleischeriana''
Henn.
* ''
Russula floccosa''
Lj. N. Vassiljeva
* ''
Russula flocculosa''
Burl.
* ''
Russula flocktoniae''
Cleland & Cheel
* ''
Russula floridana''
Murrill
* ''
Russula flucticolor''
Donelli 1997
* ''
Russula foeda''
Reumaux
* ''
Russula foetens
Russula foetens, commonly known as the stinking russula, is a common ''Russula'' mushroom found in deciduous and coniferous forests.
Description
The cap is hemispherical and very slimy when young, soon convex, honey yellow to ochre brown and up ...
''
Pers. – foetid russula
* ''
Russula foetentula''
Peck
* ''
Russula foetida
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
G. Martin
* ''
Russula foetulenta''
Buyck
* ''
Russula font-queri''
Singer
* ''
Russula formosa''
J. Blum
* ''
Russula fosteriana''
Murrill
* ''
Russula fragaria''
Kudrna
* ''
Russula fragaricolor''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''
Russula fragilis''
Fr.[Persoon is often given first authorship, but his ''Agaricus fragilis'' was already used by ]August Batsch
August Johann Georg Karl Batsch (28 October 1761 – 29 September 1802) was a German naturalist. He was a recognised authority on mushrooms, and also described new species of ferns, bryophytes, and seed plants.
Life and career
Batsch was born ...
in his 1789 ''Elenchus Fungorum''. – fragile brittlegill
* ''
Russula fragrantissima''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula fragiloides''
Fr. Murrill
* ''
Russula fragrans''
Fr. Romagn.
* ''
Russula fragrantissima''
Fr. Romagn.
* ''
Russula friesii''
Fr. Bres.
* ''
Russula frondosae''
Fr. J. Blum ex Reumaux
* ''
Russula fucosa''
Fr. Burl.
* ''
Russula fuegiana''
Fr. Singer
* ''
Russula fuliginosa''
Fr. Sarnari
* ''
Russula fulva''
Fr. J. Blum
* ''
Russula fulvescens''
Fr. Burl.
* ''
Russula fulvo-ochrascens''
Fr. Buyck
* ''
Russula fulvograminea''
Fr. Ruots., Sarnari & Vauras
* ''
Russula furcata''
Fr. Fr.
* ''
Russula furcatifolia''
Fr. Murrill
* ''
Russula fusca''
Fr. Quél.
* ''
Russula fuscescens''
Fr. Velen.
* ''
Russula fusco-ochracea''
Fr. Velen.
* ''
Russula fuscogrisea''
Fr. Petch
* ''
Russula fuscolilacea''
Fr. Velen.
* ''
Russula fuscomaculata''
Fr. Romagn.
* ''
Russula fusconigra''
Fr. M. M. Moser
* ''
Russula fuscoochracea
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
Fr. R. Schulz
* ''
Russula fuscorosea''
Fr. J. Blum
* ''
Russula fuscorubra''
Fr. (Bres.) J. Blum
* ''
Russula fuscorubroides''
Fr. Bon
* ''
Russula fuscovinacea''
Fr. J. E. Lange
* ''
Russula fuscovinacea''
J. E. Lange
G–H
* ''
Russula galactea''
Bidaud & Heullant
* ''
Russula galbana''
T. Lebel
* ''
Russula galochroa''
* ''
Russula galochroides''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula gaminii''
Singer
* ''
Russula gedehensis''
Henn.
* ''
Russula gelatinascens''
Singer
* ''
Russula gigasperma''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula gilva''
Zvára
* ''
Russula gilvescens''
Romagn. ex Bon
* ''
Russula glauca''
Burl.
* ''
Russula glaucescentipes''
Murrill
* ''
Russula globispora''
(J. Blum) Bon
* ''
Russula glutinosa''
Fatto
* ''
Russula gomezii''
Singer
* ''
Russula goossensiae''
Beeli
* ''
Russula gossypina''
Buyck
* ''
Russula gracilipes''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula gracilis''
Burl.
* ''
Russula gracillima''
Jul. Schaff. – slender brittlegill
* ''
Russula graminicolor''
* ''
Russula granulata''
Peck
* ''
Russula granulosa''
Velen.
* ''
Russula granulosula''
Murrill
* ''
Russula grata''
Britzelm. – bitter almond brittlegill
* ''
Russula graveolens''
Romell
* ''
Russula gregaria''
(Kauffman) Moënne-Locc. & Reumaux
* ''
Russula grisea
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
Fr.
* ''
Russula griseascens''
(Bon & Gaugué) Marti
* ''
Russula griseobrunnea''
McNabb
* ''
Russula griseocarnosa''
X.H. Wang, Zhu L. Yang, Y.C. Li, Knudsen & P.G. Liu
* ''
Russula griseocephala''
Buyck
* ''
Russula griseoflaccida''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula griseostipitata''
McNabb
* ''
Russula griseoviolacea''
McNabb
* ''
Russula griseoviridis''
McNabb
* ''
Russula grisescens''
(Bon & Gaugué) Marti
* ''
Russula groenlandica''
Ruots. & Vauras
* ''
Russula grossa''
Berk.
* ''
Russula grundii''
Thiers
* ''
Russula guayarensis''
Singer
* ''
Russula haasii''
Raithelh.
* ''
Russula handelii''
Singer
* ''
Russula harkoneniana''
Buyck
* ''
Russula heimii''
Singer
* ''
Russula heinemannii''
Buyck
* ''
Russula helgae''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula heliochroma''
R. Heim
* ''
Russula helios''
Malençon ex Sarnari
* ''
Russula helodes''
Melzer
* ''
Russula henningsii''
Sacc. & P. Syd
* ''
Russula herrerae''
* ''
Russula heterochroa''
Kühner
* ''
Russula heteroderma''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula heterophylla''
(Fr.) Fr. – greasy green brittlegill
* ''
Russula heterospora''
Beardslee
* ''
Russula heterosporoides''
Murrill
* ''
Russula hibbardae''
Burl.
* ''
Russula hiemisilvae''
Buyck
* ''
Russula himalayana''
Rawla & Sarwal
* ''
Russula hixsonii''
Murrill
* ''
Russula hobartiae''
Vidal
* ''
Russula hoehnelii''
Singer
* ''
Russula hongoi
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
''
Singer
* ''
Russula hortensis''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula horticola''
Kudrna
* ''
Russula humboldtii''
Singer
* ''
Russula humicola''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula humidicola''
Burl.
* ''
Russula hydrophila''
Hornicek
* ''
Russula hydropica''
Buyck
* ''
Russula hygrophytica''
Pegler
* ''
Russula hysgina''
Buyck & E. Horak
I–K
* ''
Russula incarnaticeps''
Murrill
* ''
Russula inconspicua''
Velen.
* ''
Russula inconstans''
Burl.
* ''
Russula incrassata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula idroboi''
Singer
* ''
Russula ilicis''
Romagn
* ''
Russula illota''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula imitatrix
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
Homola & Shaffer
* ''
Russula immaculata''
Dennis
* ''
Russula impolita''
Bon
* ''
Russula inamoena''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula incarnata
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
* ''
Russula incarnaticeps''
Murrill
* ''
Russula inconspicua''
Velen
* ''
Russula inconstans''
Burl
* ''
Russula incrassata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula indica''
Sathe & J. T. Daniel
* ''
Russula inedulis''
Murrill
* ''
Russula inflata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula ingen''
Buyck
* ''
Russula ingwa''
Grgur
* ''
Russula innocua''
Romagn
* ''
Russula inopina''
Shaffer
* ''
Russula inquinata''
McNabb
* ''
Russula insignis''
Quél.
* ''
Russula insignita''
Burl.
* ''
Russula intactior''
Jul. Schäff. 1939
* ''
Russula integer''
Kuntze
* ''
Russula integra''
(L.)Fr.
* ''
Russula integriformis''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula intermedia''
P. Karst.
* ''
Russula intricata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula ionochlora''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula iterika''
Grgur.
* ''
Russula ionochlora''
Romagn. – oilslick brittlegill
* ''
Russula iterika''
Grgur.
* ''
Russula japonica''
Hongo
* ''
Russula jilinensis''
G.J.Li & H.A.Wen
* ''
Russula joannis''
Bon
* ''
Russula josserandii''
Bertault
* ''
Russula juniperina''
Ubaldi
* ''
Russula kalimna''
Grgur.
* ''
Russula kansaiensis''
Hongo
* ''
Russula kathmanduensis''
Adhikari
* ''
Russula kauffmaniana''
Singer
* ''
Russula kauffmanii''
Jul. Schäff.
* ''
Russula kavinae''
Melzer & Zvára
* ''
Russula kellyi''
Burl.
* ''
Russula kermesina
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
T. Lebel
* ''
Russula kirinea''
R. Heim
* ''
Russula kivuensis''
Buyck
* ''
Russula knauthii''
Hora
* ''
Russula krombholzii''
Shaffer
L
* ''
Russula laccata''
Huijsman
* ''
Russula lactea''
(Pers.) Fr.
* ''
Russula laeta''
F.H.Møller & Jul.Schäff.
* ''
Russula lamprocystidiata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula langei''
Bon
* ''
Russula languida''
Cern. & H. Raab
* ''
Russula laricina''
Peyronel
* ''
Russula laricinoaffinis''
Bon
* ''
Russula lateralipes''
Buyck & E. Horak
* ''
Russula lateritia''
Quél.
* ''
Russula laurocerasi''
Melzer (syn. of
Russula grata)
* ''
Russula leelavathyi''
K. B. Vrinda, C. K. Pradeep & T. K. Abraham
* ''
Russula leguminosarum''
Singer
* ''
Russula lenkunya''
Grgur.
* ''
Russula lentiginosa''
Buyck & D. Mitch.
* ''
Russula lepida
''Russula rosea'' ( synonym ''Russula lepida''), known as the rosy russula, is a north temperate, commonly found mushroom of the large "brittlegill" genus ''Russula''.
The cap is convex when young, later flat, mostly bright cinnabar to carmine r ...
''
* ''
Russula lepidicolor''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula lepidiformis''
Murrill
* ''
Russula leucomodesta''
Singer
* ''
Russula leucospora''
Bon
* ''
Russula levispora''
Murrill
* ''
Russula levisporiformis''
Murrill
* ''
Russula levyana''
Murrill
* ''
Russula lewisii''
Buyck
* ''
Russula liberiensis''
Singer
* ''
Russula lilacea''
Quél.
* ''
Russula lilacinicolor''
J. Blum
* ''
Russula lilacinocremea''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula lilacinopunctata''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula lilacipes''
Shear
* ''
Russula linnaei''
Fr.
* ''
Russula littoralis''
McNabb
* ''
Russula littorea''
Pennycook
* ''
Russula livescens''
(Batsch) Bataille
* ''
Russula livida''
Beeli
* ''
Russula lividirosea''
Murrill
* ''
Russula lividopallescens
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
arnari
* ''
Russula longipes''
(Singer) Moënne-Locc. & Reumaux
* ''
Russula ludoviciana''
Shaffer
* ''
Russula lundellii''
Singer
* ''
Russula lurida''
Pers.
* ''
Russula lutea''
( Huds.) Gray
Grey (more common in British English) or gray (more common in American English) is an intermediate color between black and white. It is a neutral or achromatic color, meaning literally that it is "without color", because it can be composed o ...
* ''
Russula luteirosa''
(Bougher) T. Lebel
* ''
Russula luteispora''
Murrill
* ''
Russula lutensis''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula luteoalba''
Britzelm.
* ''
Russula luteoaurantia''
Romagn. ex Bon
* ''
Russula luteobasis''
Peck
* ''
Russula luteofolia''
Fatto
* ''
Russula luteoloalba''
Britzelm.
* ''
Russula luteomaculata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula luteopulverulenta''
Buyck
* ''
Russula luteorosella''
Britzelm.
* ''
Russula luteosekta''
Hornicek
* ''
Russula luteoviolacea''
Krombh.
* ''
Russula luteovirens''
Boud.
* ''
Russula luteoviridans''
C. Martín 1894
* ''
Russula lutescentifolia''
Murrill
* ''
Russula luteirosa''
Bougher) T. Lebel
* ''
Russula luteispora''
Murrill
* ''
Russula lutensis''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula luteoalba''
Britzelm.
* ''
Russula luteoaurantia''
Romagn. ex Bon
* ''
Russula luteobasis''
Peck
* ''
Russula luteofolia''
Fatto
* ''
Russula luteoloalba''
Britzelm.
* ''
Russula luteomaculata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula luteopulverulenta''
Buyck
* ''
Russula luteorosella''
Britzelm.
* ''
Russula luteosekta''
Hornicek
* ''
Russula luteotacta''
Rea
* ''
Russula luteoviolacea''
Krombh.
* ''
Russula luteovirens''
Boud.
* ''
Russula luteoviridans''
* ''
Russula lutescentifolia''
Murrill
* ''
Russula madacassense''
Heim
M
* ''
Russula macrocystidiata''
McNabb
* ''
Russula macrocystis''
(R. Heim) Buyck
* ''
Russula macropoda''
Singer
* ''
Russula maculata''
Quél. & Roze
* ''
Russula maculosa''
Murrill
* ''
Russula madagassensis''
R. Heim
* ''
Russula maenadum''
R. Heim
* ''
Russula maesta''
Kucera
* ''
Russula magna''
Beardslee
* ''
Russula magnifica''
Peck
* ''
Russula mairei
Formerly ''Russula mairei'' (Singer), and commonly known as the beechwood sickener, the now re-classified fungus ''Russula nobilis'' (Velen.) is a basidiomycete mushroom of the genus ''Russula''. This group of mushrooms are noted for their brit ...
''
Singer
* ''
Russula major''
Singer
* ''
Russula mallophora''
Singer
* ''
Russula marangania
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
''
Grgur.
* ''
Russula marginata''
Burl.
* ''
Russula mariae
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mushr ...
''
Peck
* ''
Russula marronina''
Pegler
* ''
Russula matoubensis''
Pegler
* ''
Russula maxima''
Burl.
* ''
Russula maximispora''
J. Blum ex Bon
* ''
Russula mayawatiana''
K. Das, S.L. Mill. & J.R. Sharma
* ''
Russula medullata''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula meleagris''
Buyck
* ''
Russula melitodes''
Romagn.
* ''
Russula melliolens''
Quél.
* ''
Russula melzeri''
Zvára
* ''
Russula melzeri''
Zvára
* ''
Russula memnon''
Krombh.
* ''
Russula mendocinensis''
Thiers
* ''
Russula mephitica''
Pegler
* ''
Russula metachromatica''
Singer
* ''
Russula mexicana''
Burl.
* ''
Russula michiganensis''
Shaffer
* ''
Russula microspora''
Singer
* ''
Russula mimetica''
R. Heim
* ''
Russula miniata''
McNabb
* ''
Russula minutalis''
Britzelm.
* ''
Russula minutula''
Velen.
* ''
Russula mitis''
Rea
* ''
Russula mitissima''
Singer
* ''
Russula modesta''
Peck
* ''
Russula mollis''
Quél.
* ''
Russula monspeliensis''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula montana''
Shaffer
* ''
Russula montensis''
Bidaud, Moënne-Locc. & P.-A. Moreau
* ''
Russula montivaga''
Singer
* ''
Russula moravica''
Velen.
* ''
Russula mordax''
Burl.
* ''
Russula morganii''
Sacc.
* ''
Russula moyersoenii''
Buyck
* ''
Russula mukteshwarica''
K. Das, S.L. Mill., J.R. Sharma & R.P. Bhatt
* ''
Russula multicolor''
Bougher & K. Syme
* ''
Russula multicystidiata''
McNabb
* ''
Russula multifurcata''
Velen.
* ''
Russula munia''
Buyck
* ''
Russula murina''
Burl.
* ''
Russula murinacea''
R. Heim
* ''
Russula murrillii''
Burl.
* ''
Russula mussooriensis''
Rawla & Sarwal
* ''
Russula mustelina''
Fr. – russet brittlegill
* ''
Russula mustelinicolor''
Reumaux, Moënne-Locc. & Bidaud
* ''
Russula mutabilis''
Murrill
* ''
Russula mutantipes''
Murrill
N–O
* ''
Russula nana
''Russula nana'' is a species of agaric fungus in the family Russulaceae. First described in 1905 as variety of ''Russula emetica'', it was given distinct species status by Killermann in 1936. It is found in Europe.
See also
* List of ''Russula ...
''
Killerm.
* ''
Russula nanella''
Singer
* ''
Russula narcotica
''Russula'' is a very large genus composed of around 750 worldwide species of ectomycorrhizal mushrooms. They are typically common, fairly large, and brightly colored – making them one of the most recognizable genera among mycologists and mush ...
''
P. Kumm.
* ''
Russula natarajanii''
K. Das, J.R. Sharma & Atri
* ''
Russula nauseosa''
(Pers.) Fr.
* ''
Russula neerimea''
Grgur.
* ''
Russula neglecta''
Singer
* ''
Russula neodiscopoda''
Singer
* ''
Russula neoemetica''
Hongo
* ''
Russula nepalensis''
Adhikari
* ''
Russula nigrescentipes''
Peck
* ''
Russula nigricans''
Bull. ex Fr.[Bulliard's ''Agaricus nigricans'' (''Herb. Fr.'' 1785;5:192–240) was illegitimate because the name had been used earlier in 1782 by ]Otto Friedrich Müller
Otto Friedrich Müller, also known as Otto Friedrich Mueller (2 November 1730 – 26 December 1784) was a Danish naturalist and scientific illustrator.
Biography
Müller was born in Copenhagen. He was educated for the church, became tutor to a yo ...
in his ''Flora Danica'' – blackening russula
* ''
Russula nigrodisca''
Peck
* ''
Russula nigropurpurea''
Bidaud & Moënne-Locc.
* ''
Russula niigatensis''
Hongo
* ''
Russula nitida''
* ''
Russula nivea''
Pers.
* ''
Russula nkayambae''
Buyck
* ''
Russula nobilis''
Velen. – beechwood sickener (previously ''Russula mairei''
Singer)
* ''
Russula norvegica''
D. A. Reid
* ''
Russula nothofaginea''
Singer
* ''
Russula novae-zelandiae''
McNabb
* ''
Russula novispora''
Murrill
* ''
Russula nuoljae''
Kühner
* ''
Russula nuragica''
Sarnari
* ''
Russula obscura''
(Romell) Peck
* ''
Russula obscuriformis''
Murrill
* ''
Russula obsoleta''
Kucera
* ''
Russula obtecta''
Singer
* ''
Russula obtusopunctata''
Buyck
* ''
Russula occidentalis''
Singer
* ''
Russula ochracea''
(Alb. & Schwein.) Fr.
* ''
Russula ochraceofuliginosa''
Beeli
* ''
Russula ochraceorivulosa''
Buyck
* ''
Russula ochraleucoides''
Kauffman
* ''
Russula ochricompacta''
Bills & O. K. Mill.
* ''
Russula ochrocephala''
Buyck
* ''
Russula ochroflavescens''
Reumaux
* ''
Russula ochroleuca
''Russula ochroleuca'' is a member of the genus ''Russula''. A group that have become known as brittlegills. It has been commonly known as the common yellow russula for some years, and latterly the ochre brittlegill. It is widespread, and commo ...
''
Pers. – common yellow russula
* ''
Russula ochroleuciformis''
Murrill
* ''
Russula ochroleucoides''
Kauffman
* ''
Russula ochrophylla''
Peck
* ''
Russula ochrosperma''
Moënne-Locc.
* ''Russula ochrospora''
Quadr.
* ''Russula ochrostraminea''
Pegler
* ''Russula ochroviridis''
(Cooke) Reumaux
* ''Russula odorata''
Romagn.
* ''Russula oinochroa''
Buyck
* ''Russula oleifera''
Buyck
* ''Russula olgae''
Velen.
* ''Russula olivacea''
* ''Russula olivaceomalva''
Reumaux, Moënne-Locc. & Bidaud
* ''Russula olivaceoviolascens''
Gillet
* ''Russula olivascens''
Fr.
* ''Russula olivicolor''
Britzelm.
* ''Russula olivina''
Ruots. & Vauras
* ''Russula olivobrunnea''
Ruots. & Vauras
* ''Russula omiensis''
Hongo
* ''Russula operta''
Burl.
* ''Russula oreades''
Sarnari
* ''Russula oreina''
Singer
* ''Russula orinocensis''
Pat. & Gaillard
* ''Russula ornaticeps''
Burl.
P
* ''Russula pachycystis''
Singer
* ''Russula pacifica''
Thiers
* ''Russula pallescens''
P. Karst.
* ''Russula pallida''
P. Karst.
* ''Russula pallidorimosa''
Buyck
* ''Russula pallidospora''
J. Blum ex Romagn.
* ''Russula palomet''
(Thore) Pers.
* ''Russula paludosa''
Britzelm.
* ''Russula palumbina''
Quél.
* ''Russula palustris''
Peck
* ''Russula panamae''
Buyck & Ovrebo
* ''Russula pantherina''
(Zvára) Moënne-Locc. & Reumaux
* ''Russula pantoleuca''
Singer
* ''Russula papakaiensis''
McNabb
* ''Russula papavericolor''
Reumaux
* ''Russula papillata''
R. Heim & Gilles
* ''Russula paradecipiens''
(A. Favre) A. Favre
* ''Russula paraemetica''
Reumaux
* ''Russula parahelios''
D. Antonini & M. Antonini
* ''Russula parasitica''
(R. Heim) Buyck
* ''Russula parazurea''
Jul.Schäff.
* ''Russula parodorata''
Sarnari
* ''Russula parolivascens''
Bidaud & Moënne-Locc.
* ''Russula partirosea''
Murrill
* ''Russula parva''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''Russula parvipes''
Romell
* ''Russula parvopurpurea''
Buyck
* ''Russula parvorosea''
Buyck
* ''Russula parvovirescens''
Buyck, D.Mitchell & Parrent
* ''Russula parvula''
Burl.
* ''Russula parvulospora''
Buyck
* ''Russula pascua''
Kühner
* ''Russula patouillardii''
Singer
* ''Russula patriotica''
Murrill
* ''Russula pauli''
Schulzer
* ''Russula pausiaca''
Buyck
* ''Russula paxilloides''
Earle
* ''Russula peckii''
Singer
* ''Russula pectinata''
(Bull.) Fr.
* ''Russula pectinatoides''
Peck
A peck is an imperial and United States customary unit of dry volume, equivalent to 2 dry gallons or 8 dry quarts or 16 dry pints. An imperial peck is equivalent to 9.09 liters and a US customary peck is equivalent to 8.81 liters. Two pecks mak ...
(= ''R. pectinata''
Peck non Fr.)
* ''Russula pelargonia''
Niolle
* ''Russula pellucida''
(Gooss. -Font. & R. Heim) Buyck
* ''Russula perelegans''
Buyck & E. Horak
* ''Russula periglypta''
Berk. & Broome
* ''Russula perlactea''
Murrill
* ''Russula perplexa''
Burl.
* ''Russula persanguinea''
Cleland
* ''Russula persicina''
Krombh.
* ''Russula persobria''
Kauffman
* ''Russula pervirginea''
Murrill
* ''Russula phaeocephala''
Buyck
* ''Russula phlyctidospora''
(Romagn.) Bon
* ''Russula phoenix''
Kucera
* ''Russula picearum''
Singer
* ''Russula piceetorum''
Singer
* ''Russula piceicola''
Sarnari
* ''Russula picrea''
Sarnari
* ''Russula pilatii''
Zvára
* ''Russula pilocystidiata''
McNabb
* ''Russula pilosella''
T. Lebel
* ''Russula pinetorum''
Murrill
* ''Russula pinicola''
Murrill
* ''Russula pinophila''
Murrill
* ''Russula piperata''
Velen.
* ''Russula placita''
Burl.
* ''Russula pleurogena''
Buyck & E. Horak
* ''Russula pluteoides''
Singer
* ''Russula pluvialis''
Singer
* ''Russula poetae''
Reumaux, Moënne-Locc. & Bidaud
* ''Russula poichilochroa''
Sarnari
* ''Russula poissonii''
Bouriquet
* ''Russula polonica''
Steinhaus
* ''Russula polychroma''
Singer ex Hora
* ''Russula polycystis''
Singer
* ''Russula polyphylla''
Peck
* ''Russula porolamellata''
Melzer
* ''Russula porphyrocephala''
Buyck
* ''Russula postiana''
Romell
* ''Russula praeclavipes''
Murrill
* ''Russula praecompacta''
Murrill
* ''Russula praeformosa''
Murrill
* ''Russula praefragilis''
Murrill
* ''Russula praepalustris''
Murrill
* ''Russula praerubra''
Murrill
* ''Russula praerubriceps''
Murrill
* ''Russula praetenuis''
Murrill
* ''Russula praetermissa''
Reumaux
* ''Russula praetervisa''
Sarnari
* ''Russula praeumbonata''
Burl.
* ''Russula primaverna''
Fatto
* ''Russula prinophila''
Sarnari
* ''Russula prolifica''
B.Buyck and V. Hofstetter
* ''Russula pruinata''
Buyck
* ''Russula pruinosa''
Velen.
* ''Russula psammophila''
Singer
* ''Russula pseudo-olivascens''
Kärcher
* ''Russula pseudoaeruginea''
(Romagn.) Kuyper & Vuure
* ''Russula pseudoaffinis''
Migl. & Nicolaj
* ''Russula pseudoareolata''
McNabb
* ''Russula pseudoaurata''
Jul. Schäff.
* ''Russula pseudocampestris''
Kühner
* ''Russula pseudocarmesina''
Buyck
* ''Russula pseudocavipes''
Bon
* ''Russula pseudodelica''
J.E.Lange
* ''Russula pseudoemetica''
Kill.
* ''Russula pseudoepitheliosa''
Buyck
* ''Russula pseudofoetens''
Murrill
* ''Russula pseudoimpolita''
Sarnari
* ''Russula pseudolaeta''
Sarnari
* ''Russula pseudolateriticola''
Buyck
* ''Russula pseudolepida''
Singer
* ''Russula pseudointegra''
Arnould & Goris ex René Maire, Maire
* ''Russula pseudoluteoviridans''
Romagn.
* ''Russula pseudomaenadum''
R. Heim
* ''Russula pseudomelitodes''
J. Blum ex Bon
* ''Russula pseudomelliolens''
Singer ex Reumaux
* ''Russula pseudopeckii''
Fatto
* ''Russula pseudopectinata''
Henn.
* ''Russula pseudopuellaris''
(Bon) Bon
* ''Russula pseudopurpurea''
Buyck
* ''Russula pseudoraoultii''
Ayel & Bidaud
* ''Russula pseudoriberrima''
Romagn.
* ''Russula pseudoromellii''
J. Blum
* ''Russula pseudorosea''
J. Blum
* ''Russula pseudoruberrima''
Romagn.
* ''Russula pseudostriatoviridis''
Buyck
* ''Russula pseudosuberetorum''
Dagron
* ''Russula pseudovesca''
J. Z. Ying
* ''Russula pseudoviolacea''
Joachim
* ''Russula pubescens''
Velen.
* ''Russula pudica''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''Russula pudorina''
McNabb
* ''Russula puellaris''
Fr.
* ''Russula puellula''
Ebbesen, F. H. Møller & Jul. Schäff.
* ''Russula puiggarii''
(Speg.) Singer
* ''Russula pulchella''
I. G. Borshch.
* ''Russula pulcherrima''
Velen.
* ''Russula pulchra''
Burl.
* ''Russula pulchrae-uxoris''
Reumaux
* ''Russula pulchralis''
Britzelm.
* ''Russula pulchrisperma''
Buyck
* ''Russula pulverulenta''
Peck
* ''Russula pumicoidea''
T. Lebel
* ''Russula pumila''
Rouzeau & F. Massart
* ''Russula punctata''
Gillet
* ''Russula punctipes''
Singer
* ''Russula pungens''
Beardslee
* ''Russula punicea''
Thiers
* ''Russula purpurascens''
Bres.
* ''Russula purpurea''
Gillet
* ''Russula purpurata''
Crawshay
* ''Russula purpureo-olivascens''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''Russula purpureoflava''
Cleland
* ''Russula purpureofusca''
Kühner
* ''Russula purpureolilacina''
Fayod
* ''Russula purpureomaculata''
Shaffer
* ''Russula purpureomutabilis''
Buyck
* ''Russula purpureonigra''
Bidaud & Moënne-Locc.
* ''Russula purpureoflava''
Cleland
* ''Russula purpureotincta''
McNabb
* ''Russula purpurina''
Quél. & Schulzer
* ''Russula purpurissata''
Reumaux
* ''Russula pusilla''
Peck
* ''Russula pusilliformis''
Murrill
* ''Russula pusillissima''
Moënne-Locc.
* ''Russula putida''
Sarnari
* ''Russula pulverulenta''
Peck
* ''Russula pyrenaica''
J. Blum
* ''Russula pyriodora'' Ruots. (2011) – Finland
* ''Russula pyrrhonii''
Moënne-Locc. & Reumaux
Q–R
* ''Russula queletiana''
Schulzer
* ''Russula queletii''
Fr.
* ''Russula querceti''
H. Haas & Jul. Schäff.
* ''Russula quercetorum''
Velen.
* ''Russula quercilicis''
Sarnari
* ''Russula quercophila''
Buyck & Halling
* ''Russula quercus-oleoidis''
Singer
* ''Russula radicans''
R. Heim
* ''Russula raoultii''
Quél.
* ''Russula reddellii''
T. Lebel
* ''Russula redolens''
Burl.
* ''Russula regalis''
Murrill
* ''Russula reisneri''
Velen.
* ''Russula renidens''
Ruots., Sarnari & Vauras
* ''Russula retispora''
(Singer) Bon
* ''Russula reumauxiana''
A. Favre
* ''Russula rhodella''
E.-J. Gilbert
* ''Russula rhodomarginata''
Sarnari
* ''Russula rhodomelanea''
Sarnari
* ''Russula rhodopus''
Zvára
* ''Russula rhodoxantha''
Peyronel
* ''Russula rhytipus''
Fr.
* ''Russula rigelliae''
Velen.
* ''Russula rigida''
Velen.
* ''Russula rimosa''
McNabb
* ''Russula rimulosa''
Pennycook
* ''Russula riograndensis''
Singer
* ''Russula risigallina''
* ''Russula rivulicola''
Ruots. & Vauras
* ''Russula rivulosa''
Reumaux
* ''Russula robertii''
J. Blum
* ''Russula robinsoniae''
Burl.
* ''Russula robusta''
R. Heim
* ''Russula rolfeana''
L. D. Gómez & Alfaro
* ''Russula romagnesiana''
Shaffer
* ''Russula romellii''
Maire
* ''Russula rooseveltiana''
Murrill
* ''Russula rosacea''
(Pers.) Gray
* ''Russula rosea''
Pers. – rosy russula (= ''R. lepida''
Fr, ''R. rosacea''
(Pers.) S.F. Gray)
* ''Russula roseicolor''
J. Blum
* ''Russula roseipes''
* ''Russula roseitincta''
Murrill
* ''Russula rosella''
Romell
* ''Russula roseoalba''
Buyck
* ''Russula roseoaurantia''
Sarnari
* ''Russula roseobrunnea''
J. Blum
* ''Russula roseoisabellina''
Murrill
* ''Russula roseopileata''
McNabb
* ''Russula roseostipitata''
McNabb
* ''Russula roseostriata''
Buyck
* ''Russula roseovelata''
Buyck
* ''Russula roseoviolacea''
Buyck
* ''Russula rostraticystidia''
T. Lebel
* ''Russula rubella''
A. Blytt
* ''Russula rubellipes''
Fatto
* ''Russula rubens''
R. Heim
* ''Russula ruberrima''
Romagn.
* ''Russula rubescens''
* ''Russula rubicunda''
* ''Russula rubida''
Reumaux
* ''Russula rubra''
Fr.
* ''Russula rubriceps''
Singer
* ''Russula rubrifolia''
Murrill
* ''Russula rubripurpurea''
Murrill
* ''Russula rubro-ochracea''
Murrill
* ''Russula rubroalba''
Romagn.
* ''Russula rubrocarminea''
Romagn.
* ''Russula rubrogrisea''
Reumaux
* ''Russula rubrolutea''
T. Lebel
* ''Russula rubrorobusta''
Buyck
* ''Russula rubrotincta''
Burl.
* ''Russula rugosella''
Raithelh.
* ''Russula rugulosa''
Peck
* ''Russula rutila''
Romagn.
S
* ''Russula sabulosa''
Heim & Blum ex Bon 1986
* ''Russula saliceticola''
Kühner ex Knudsen & T. Borgen
* ''Russula salmoneolutea''
Landa & R. Fellner
* ''Russula salmonicolor''
(Romagn.) Reumaux
* ''Russula sancti-ramonensis''
L. D. Gómez, Alfaro & Singer
* ''Russula sanguinaria''
(Schumach.) Rauschert – red russula, bloody brittlegill (= ''R. sanguinea''
Fr.)
* ''Russula sapinea''
Sarnari
* ''Russula sardonia'' – changeable russula
* ''Russula schaefferi''
Kärcher
* ''Russula schaefferiana''
Niolle
* ''Russula schaefferina''
Rawla & Sarwal
* ''Russula schiffneri''
Singer
* ''Russula schizoderma''
Pat.
* ''Russula schizopellis''
Sarnari
* ''Russula schoeffelii''
Cern. & H. Raab
* ''Russula scotica''
A. Pearson
* ''Russula sejuncta''
Buyck
* ''Russula semicrema''
Fr.
* ''Russula semililacea''
Singer
* ''Russula senecis''
S. Imai
* ''Russula seperina''
Dupain
* ''Russula seperina''
* ''Russula septentrionalis''
Singer
* ''Russula sericatula''
Romagn.
* ''Russula sericella''
Murrill
* ''Russula sericeonitens''
Kauffman
* ''Russula serissima''
Peck
* ''Russula serotina''
Quél.
* ''Russula sese''
Beeli
* ''Russula sesemoindu''
Beeli
* ''Russula sesemotani''
Beeli
* ''Russula sesenagula''
Beeli
* ''Russula siamensis''
Yomyart, Piap., Watling, Whalley & Sihan.
* ''Russula sierrensis''
Thiers
* ''Russula silvestris''
(Singer) Remaux
* ''Russula silvicola''
Shaffer
* ''Russula similis''
Bres.
* ''Russula simillima''
Peck
* ''Russula simulans''
Burl.
* ''Russula singaporensis''
Singer
* ''Russula singeri''
R. Heim
* ''Russula singeriana''
Bon
* ''Russula sinuata''
T. Lebel
* ''Russula sladkyi''
Velen.
* ''Russula smaragdina''
Quél.
* ''Russula smithii''
Singer
* ''Russula solaris''
Ferd. & Winge
* ''Russula solitaria''
McNabb
* ''Russula sordida''
Peck
* ''Russula sororia''
( Fr.) Rom.
* ''Russula sororiicolor''
Singer
* ''Russula speciosa''
J. Blum
* ''Russula sphagnetorum''
Romagn.
* ''Russula sphagnophila''
Singer
* ''Russula squalida''
Peck
* ''Russula stagnorum''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''Russula stagnosa''
Reumaux
* ''Russula steinbachii''
Cernoh. & Singer
* ''Russula stenotricha''
Romagn.
* ''Russula straminea''
Malençon
* ''Russula striatella''
Jul. Schäff.
* ''Russula striatoviridis''
Buyck
* ''Russula stricta''
Murrill
* ''Russula stuntzii''
Grund
* ''Russula suavis''
Schulzer
* ''Russula subacris''
Murrill
* ''Russula subaffinis''
Bidaud & P.-A. Moreau 1996
* ''Russula subalbida''
Bres.
* ''Russula subalbidula''
Murrill
* ''Russula subalpina''
O. K. Mill.
* ''Russula subalutacea''
Burl.
* ''Russula subarctica''
I. L. Brunner
* ''Russula subazurea''
Bon
* ''Russula subbrevis''
Reumaux
* ''Russula subbrunneipes''
Murrill
* ''Russula subcarminea''
Reumaux
* ''Russula subcarnicolor''
Murrill
* ''Russula subcompacta''
Britzelm.
* ''Russula subcremeiceps''
Murrill
* ''Russula subcristulata''
Romagn.
* ''Russula subcrustosa''
L. D. Gómez & Singer
* ''Russula subcyanoxantha''
Murrill
* ''Russula subdensifolia''
Murrill
* ''Russula subdepallens''
Peck
* ''Russula subelaeodes''
Reumaux
* ''Russula subemetica''
Reumaux
* ''Russula suberetorum''
Dagron
* ''Russula subfistulosa''
Buyck
* ''Russula subflava''
Murrill
* ''Russula subfloridana''
Murrill
* ''Russula subfoetens''
A.H. Smith
* ''Russula subfragiliformis''
Murrill
* ''Russula subfragilis''
Romell
* ''Russula subfurcata''
Reumaux
* ''Russula subglauca''
Murrill
* ''Russula subgraminicolor''
Murrill
* ''Russula subgranulosa''
Murrill
* ''Russula subincarnata''
Murrill
* ''Russula subinconstans''
Murrill
* ''Russula subintegra''
J. Blum ex Bon
* ''Russula sublaevis''
(Buyck) Buyck
* ''Russula sublevispora''
Kühner & Romagn.
* ''Russula subloculata''
Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
* ''Russula sublongipes''
Reumaux ex Reumaux & Moënne-Locc.
* ''Russula subluteobasis''
Murrill
* ''Russula subminutula''
Singer
* ''Russula subnigricans''
* ''Russula subobscura''
Murrill
* ''Russula subochroleuca''
Murrill
* ''Russula subochrophylla''
Murrill
* ''Russula subolivascens''
Burl.
* ''Russula subpavonina''
Murrill
* ''Russula subpruinosa''
Murrill
* ''Russula subpunctata''
Kauffman
* ''Russula subpurpurea''
Reumaux ex Reumaux
* ''Russula subpusilla''
Murrill
* ''Russula subrubens''
(J. Lange) M.Bon (= ''R. chamiteae''
Kühn.)
* ''Russula subrubescens''
Murrill
* ''Russula subsericeonitens''
Murrill
* ''Russula subseriflua''
Buyck
* ''Russula subsilvestris''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''Russula subsmaragdina''
Reumaux
* ''Russula subsordida''
Peck
* ''Russula substiptica''
Pers.
* ''Russula substraminea''
Sarnari
* ''Russula subsulphurea''
Murrill
* ''Russula subtenuiceps''
Fatto
* ''Russula subterfurcata''
Romagn.
* ''Russula subtilis''
Burl.
* ''Russula subtomentosa''
(Sarnari) Sarnari
* ''Russula subtorulosa''
Singer
* ''Russula subusta''
Burl.
* ''Russula subvariata''
Murrill
* ''Russula subvelata''
Singer
* ''Russula subvelutina''
Peck
* ''Russula subveternosa''
Singer
* ''Russula subvinosa''
McNabb
* ''Russula subviridella''
Murrill
* ''Russula subviridescens''
Buyck
* ''Russula sulcatipes''
Murrill
* ''Russula sulphurea''
Velen.
* ''Russula synaptica''
Sarnari
* ''Russula syringina''
(Zvára) Reumaux
T–U
* ''Russula taeniospora''
Einhell.
* ''Russula taigarum''
Ruots. & Vauras
* ''Russula taliensis''
W. F. Chiu
* ''Russula tanzaniae''
Buyck
* ''Russula tapawera''
(T. Lebel) T. Lebel
* ''Russula tawai''
McNabb
* ''Russula tennesseensis''
Singer
* ''Russula tenuiceps''
Kauffman
* ''Russula tenuipilosa''
Buyck
* ''Russula tenuipilosa''
Buyck
* ''Russula tenuithrix''
Buyck
* ''Russula terenopus''
Romagn.
* ''Russula termitaria''
Buyck
* ''Russula terrena''
Buyck & Sharp
* ''Russula testacea''
Buyck
* ''Russula testaceiceps''
Murrill
* ''Russula testaceoaurantiaca''
Beeli
* ''Russula texensis''
Buyck, Adamcík & D.P. Lewis
* ''Russula thapsina''
Singer & L. D. Gómez
* ''Russula theissenii''
Rick
* ''Russula tinctipes''
J. Blum ex Bon
* ''Russula tjibodensis''
(Henn.) Sacc. & P. Syd.
* ''Russula tomentosa''
Buyck
* ''Russula torulosa''
* ''Russula transiens''
(Singer) Romagn.
* ''Russula tricholomopsis''
McNabb
* ''Russula tricolor''
R. Heim
* ''Russula trimbachii''
Bon
* ''Russula tristis''
Velen.
* ''Russula truncigena''
Britzelm.
* ''Russula tuberculata''
Murrill
* ''Russula tuberculosa''
R. Heim
* ''Russula turci''
* ''Russula tyrrhenica''
Sarnari
* ''Russula ulixis''
Reumaux
* ''Russula umbrina''
B. Knauth
* ''Russula umerensis''
McNabb
* ''Russula uncialiformis''
Murrill
* ''Russula uncialis''
* ''Russula undulata''
Velen.
* ''Russula unicolor''
Romagn.
* ''Russula urens''
Romell
* ''Russula usambarae''
Buyck
V–Z
* ''Russula vanillina''
Kucera
* ''Russula variata''
* ''Russula variecolor''
J. Blum
* ''Russula variegata''
Romagn.
* ''Russula variegatula''
Romagn.
* ''Russula variicolor''
Murrill
* ''Russula variispora''
T. Lebel
* ''Russula vassilievae''
Bulach
* ''Russula vaurasiana''
K. Das & J.R. Sharma
* ''Russula velenovskyi''
Melzer & Zvára
* ''Russula velutina''
(Bres.) Buyck
* ''Russula velutipes''
Velen. 1920 (= ''R. rosea''
Quél.)
* ''Russula venezueliana''
Singer
* ''Russula venosa''
Velen.
* ''Russula venosopurpurea''
Pers.
* ''Russula ventricosipes''
* ''Russula venusta''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''Russula venustissima''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''Russula verna''
Singer
* ''Russula verrucosa''
A. Blytt
* ''Russula versatilis''
Romagn.
* ''Russula versicolor''
* ''Russula vesca'' – bare-toothed russula, the flirt
* ''Russula vesicatoria''
Murrill
* ''Russula veternosa''
Fr.
* ''Russula vinacea''
Burl.
* ''Russula vinaceocuticulata''
McNabb
* ''Russula vinosa''
Lindblad
* ''Russula vinosirosea''
Murrill
* ''Russula vinosobrunnea''
(Bres.) Romagn.
* ''Russula vinosopurpurea''
Jul. Schäff.
* ''Russula vinososordida''
Ruots. & Vauras
* ''Russula violacea''
Quél.
* ''Russula violaceo-olivascens''
Bidaud
* ''Russula violaceoides''
Hora
* ''Russula violaceoincarnata''
Knudsen & T. Borgen
* ''Russula violaceotunicata''
Buyck & Courtec.
* ''Russula violeipes''
* ''Russula virentirubens''
Velen.
* ''Russula virescens''
* ''Russula virginea''
Cooke & Massee
* ''Russula viridella''
Peck
* ''Russula viridescens''
R. Heim & Gilles
* ''Russula viridicans''
Carteret & Reumaux
* ''Russula viridioculata''
Burl.
* ''Russula viridipes''
Peck
* ''Russula viridirubrolimbata''
J. Z. Ying
* ''Russula viridis''
Cleland
* ''Russula viridofusca''
Grund
* ''Russula viridrobusta''
Buyck
* ''Russula viridulorosea''
Herp.
* ''Russula viroviolacea''
Imler
* ''Russula viscida''
* ''Russula viscidula''
Buyck
* ''Russula viscosa''
Henn.
* ''Russula vitellina''
(Pers.) Gray
* ''Russula vivida''
McNabb
* ''Russula werneri''
Maire
* ''Russula westii''
Murrill
* ''Russula wollumbina''
Grgur.
* ''Russula wrightii''
Raithelh.
* ''Russula xanthophaea''
Boud.
* ''Russula xanthoporphyrea''
Harry D. Thiers, Thiers
* ''Russula xenochlora''
P. D. Orton
* ''Russula xerampelina'' (= ''R. erythropus'') – shrimp mushroom
* ''Russula xylophila''
Beeli
* ''Russula zelleri''
Burlingham
Taxonomic notes
References
Sources
* {{cite book , last=Phillips , first=Roger , title=Mushrooms and Other Fungi of North America , year=2010 , orig-year=2005 , publisher=Firefly Books , location=Buffalo, NY , isbn=978-1-55407-651-2
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