SUBJECT>Lactarius rugatus? Russula foetens?
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<P>: Dear pilzefreund,
<BR>: I insert some images maked this weekend inside a chestnut wood...
<BR>: They are termophili fungi of our region....
<BR>: Sure they will be of Your interest.
<BR>: If you want shows some other see “ Galleria immagini “ inside our site
<BR>: <A HREF="http://www.ganemp.it">www.ganemp.it</A>
<BR>: Yours truly
<BR>: Barbanera
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<P>Caro Barbanera,
<P>thank you for the nice pictures from your country.
<BR>Of two determinations I'm not convinced and would like to know your opinion.
<P>1. The first pictures is titled "Lactarius rugatus". In my opinion it is not, but L. volemus. L. rugatus has much more distant gills ("lamelle spaziate"), L. volemus has crowed gills ("lamelle fitte"). Another difference is the reaction on FeSO4: rosa = L. rugatus, green = L. volemus
<P>2. The picture titled Russula foetens may well represent R. inamoena. In my opinion it is unusual for R. foetens that the cap becomes totally flat, but R. inamoena shows this more often. If you have exsiccates you should have a look at the spores, they are very different in ornamentation.
<P>Best regards,
<BR>Andreas