Lactifluus allardii belongs to the Russulaceae family, recognized for mushrooms that typically produce a milky fluid when damaged. It primarily thrives in hardwood forests, forming symbiotic relationships with living trees to exchange nutrients. Distinctively, it features a cap that varies in color and has a firm texture, with gills beneath that are closely spaced.
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