Bell Museum fungi (MIN:Fungi)
958257
0986b660-3fbf-4597-a816-daf8380c3f2e
1300630
Lactarius deceptivus Peck
Russulaceae
David J. McLaughlin
2-Oct-2014
McLaughlin, David J.
DJM1895
2014-08-19
08/19/2014
United States, Minnesota, Beltrami, Big Bog State Recreation Area, along boardwalk
48.289 -94.567
365 meters (1197ft)
in open area of bog
in sphagnum
sedge, black spruce and a small larch
Taste mild, bland. Basidiospheres from spore print(x1600,Melzer's reagent)elliptical w prominent hilar appendix and individual, narrow, and acute, amyloid spines lacking connections, i.e.,no reticulum,(0.6-)0.7-1.2(n=10)long,(8.7-)9.4-10.0(-11.5)x7.1-7.4(-8.4)(n=10).Pleurocystidia common,subclavate,granular contents,53.2-72.9x5.5-6.4(n=4).
99%match of ITS sequence to AFTOL_ID 682, AY854089.1,UNITE=Lactarius deceptivus, Species of Lactarius. 1979. See DJM 1743 and DJM 1932
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