SUMMER BRITTLEGILL MUSHROOMS
Автор: Mushroom Journeys
Загружено: 2025-07-26
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A look at some of the Brittlegill or Russula genus mushrooms that can be found in the eastern United States in the summer. These are mycorrhizal fungi that often live in association with oaks or other hardwood trees. They are known for often being very fragile mushrooms. They will have no ring on the stem and a lot of them have brightly colored caps and white stems and gills. Brittlegills are not highly prized for their edibility but there are a few edible varieties out there.
Featured in this episode:
GREEN-SPORED PARASOL (CHLOROPHYLLUM MOLYBDITES)
BLUE-GREEN CRACKING RUSSULA (RUSSULA PARVOVIRESCENS)
GREEN QUILT RUSSULA (RUSSULA CRUSTOSA)
CHARCOAL BURNER (RUSSULA CYANOXANTHA)
SHELLFISH-SCENTED RUSSULA (RUSSULA XERAMELINA)
RUSSULA EARLEI
THE SICKENER (RUSSULA EMETICA GROUP)
FISHBISCUIT RUSSULA (RUSSULA COMPACTA)
RUSSULA PECTINATOIDES
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