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30-09-2010, 03:05 PM
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| | | Possible Bloody Brittlegill, Russula sanguinaria 
It was growing at the edge of a conifer plantation under some Scott's pines at the side of the path.
Cap was approx 8 cm wide, and it was 8cm high. Stem was approx 2cm circumference.
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| | | Re: Possible Bloody Brittlegill, Russula sanguinaria As many have said, Russulas are tricky, could it also be R.sardonia? Primrose Brittlegill i think
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