Lactarius occidentalis emerges primarily in the coniferous forest regions of western North America, typically seen under pine trees. Recognizable by its orange-brown cap which often becomes more deeply colored towards the center, lactarius occidentalis releases a white milky substance when its flesh is damaged. This species appears mainly during the fall season.
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General Info About Lactarius occidentalis
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Attributes of Lactarius occidentalis
You can find Lactarius occidentalis by these plants:
Species Status
Least Concern
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Scientific Classification of Lactarius occidentalis
