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16-08-2010, 08:21 PM
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| | | Re: Cortinarius & Russula - ID Help Please. Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy Overall Are they most likely to be with the Beech or are there any Birch nearby ?
Andy  | Hi Andy, the Russula's are with Beech. There are no Birch in this particular area of the woods.
Here's a shot taken today, which (I think) better shows the colour range: -
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Mike. | 
20-08-2010, 05:10 PM
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| | | Re: Cortinarius & Russula - ID Help Please. Quote:
Originally Posted by Lancashire Lad Hi Andy, the Russula's are with Beech. There are no Birch in this particular area of the woods.
Here's a shot taken today, which (I think) better shows the colour range: -
Regards,
Mike. | These look like Russula fellea, which is a beech associate. Should have a smell of almonds. If not this, it will be in this group of Russula's, which is small but a little tricky.
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