University of Washington Herbarium (WTU)
WTU-F-011483
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Russula decolorans var. obscura Romell
Russulaceae 
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C. Ardrey
985
1986-07-24
1986-7-24
U.S.A., Oregon, Coos, Coast Trail Shore Acres Park.
43.32361 -124.38472 +-5846m.
Under Spruce.
Fe SO4 Pink, taste milde. Cap yellow-green center with red margin. Some are all yellow or all red. viscid: if wet. Flesh pink under cuticle. Cuticle peels half way. Gills pale yellow. Gills stain black, edges black in age. Stipe white s tains dark gray. Flesh turns gray on exposure, most spores are: 10-13.5 x 8-10 micrometers. Spores have spines 1.5 micrometers.
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