Lactarius subplinthogalus
A species of Milk-caps Scientific name : Lactarius subplinthogalus Genus : Milk-caps
Lactarius subplinthogalus, A species of Milk-caps
Scientific name: Lactarius subplinthogalus
Genus: Milk-caps
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Description
Lactarius subplinthogalus is primarily found growing underneath oak trees, either singularly or in scattered clumps. Its scalloped brownish-yellow cap makes it easy to identify on forest floors. It is also distinguished by its milky sap, which turns pink as it dries.
Colors
Brown
Yellow
Gray
White
Habitat
Edge of mixed pine-hardwoods
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General Info
Habitat
Edge of mixed pine-hardwoods
Growth Form
Mycorrhizal; solitary, scattered, gregarious
Cap Diameter
3-10 cm
Endangered Species
No
Habit
Mycorrhizal
Substrate
On soil
Smell
Odor not distinctive; taste acrid, or sometimes mild
Spore Print
Creamy or buff
Species Status
Common in the southeastern United States and in Mexico.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Russulales Family
Russulaceae Genus
Milk-caps Species
Lactarius subplinthogalus