North American Russulas of the subsection Foetentinae
Title | North American Russulas of the subsection Foetentinae |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 1972 |
Authors | Shaffer RL |
Journal | Mycologia |
Volume | 64 |
Pagination | 1008-1053 |
Keywords | SPECIES |
Abstract | Species of Russula sect. Ingratae subsect. Foetentinae (Agaricales) now reasonably well known from North America are R. amoenolens, R. cerolens sp. nov., R. fragrantissima, R. granulata, R. laurocerasi, R. lilacipes, R. pectinatoides, R. pulverulenta, R. subfoetens, and R. ventricosipes. They are separated primarily on height and pattern of spore ornamentation, spore size, pileus color and ornamentation, taste, odor, and the presence or absence of well-differentiated pseudocystidia in the pileus epicutis. The paper presents a key and descriptions for the ten species. |