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Lactarius rufus

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
7Fungi
Class
6Basidiomycota
Subclass
6Agaricomycetes
Phase
5Russulales
Subphase
5Russulaceae
Stage
0
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Lactarius rufus

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English: Rufous milkcap; Red hot milk cap.
German: Rotbraune Milchling.
Region: northern temperate zones, Europe, North America.
Habitat: grows with pine, birch, also conifer, spruce.
Use: not recommended for consumption; as a condiment; for food in Finland.
MycologyType: common, medium-sized; late spring to late autumn.
Cap: dark brick red, bay, red-brown; up to 10 cm in diameter; convex, with a small central boss, later flattens, acquiring a shallow central depression; dry; matt; flesh is white; abundant) milk, mild tastes initially, gradually very hot, acrid.
Stem: red-brown, but paler; becomes hollow with age.
Hymenium: gills slightly decurrent, cream, becoming coloured as the cap later, only paler.
Spore print: creamy white, with a slight salmon tinge.
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