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For Russula paludosa (R . Paludosa) hat is characterized by the color red apple or strawberry mature, sometimes a little orange, oil-yellow plates and mild, not hot taste . It grows in mountain forests, mainly in spruce forests, mountain peatlands but also in the forests of pine . rarer than russula burning-corrosive . edible . Russula paludosa hashat diameter 8 - 15 cm, strawberry or orange-red and shiny. white plates, then color oil . The leg white, rosy, size 5,5-10 / 2 - 3.5 cm . The flesh is white . Spore print ocher . Spores colorless, 8-11 / 6.7 - 8.5 pM . Cystidium (basidia Protect from damage top) spindles in both species . Russianname - Russula paludosa . From a family russules ¬ O - Russulaceae . Cap 4 - 12 (15) cm in diameter, hemispherical, then convex-spreading, much-fleshy, with a lowered, thick, smooth, over time, sometimes short-reeded edge, evenly colored, brownish-red or wine color with a reddish tinge, later sometimes become red oryellow . rind removed . Plates whitish, then yellowish, while with a reddish tint, sharp taste. yellow pustules . Disputes 9 12 x 8 - 10 micrometers, spiked . 4 Feet - 10 ( 15) X 1,5 - 3 (4) See, white, pinkish-down time, dense, later a loose . flesh is firm, white, sweet, without any special smell . It grows on pine woodlands atforests, moist places, often among the blueberries in August - October . edible mushroom . Use fresh and salt .
| SPECIFICATIONS | |
|---|---|
| Bag | |
| The size of the dispute | 9 12 x 8 - 10 micrometers |
| Disputes | prickly |
| Features | colorless, covered with warts 0.6 - 1 microns in height |
| Description | |
| Name in latin | Russula paludosa |
| Rod | russula |
| Storage | use fresh and salted |
| Characteristics of the species | hat color red apple or strawberry mature, sometimes a little orange, oil-yellow plates and mild, not hot taste |
| Fruiting bodies are formed (grows) | August - October, small groups |
| Class | Agaricomycetes |
| Edible | edible mushroom |
| Distribution | in Polesie, in Eurasia and North America , |
| Taste | sweet |
| Grow | in the pine forests, on wet places, often among blueberries, in the mountain forests, mainly in spruce forests, mountain peatlands |
| Smell | no special smell |
| Fruiting body (Cap) | |
| Inside | dense, fleshy |
| Surface | rind removed |
| Color | evenly colored, brownish-red orwine color with a reddish tinge, sometimes later become red or yellow |
| Diameter | 4 - 12 (15) cm |
| Form | hemispherical, then convex-spreading, with lowered, thick, smooth, over time, sometimes short-reeded edge |
| Plant | |
| Basidia | 40-55 × 9 - 13.5 micrometers |
| Flesh | a dense, white, later becomes loose |
| Plates | whitish, then yellowish, while with a reddish tint, sharp taste |
| Features | pustuleswhite |
| Features | barren, with thickened cell membrane 50-82 × 8 - 9.9 micrometers, fusiform, rounded at the top |
| Stipe | |
| Diameter | 1.5 - 3 (4) cm |
| Length | 4 - 10 (15) Cm |
| Color | white, pinkish-down time |
| Features | dense, later a loose, clavate or fusiform, firm, solid or sometimes hollow, felt |
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