A1 Refereed original research article in a scientific journal
Russula graminea, a new green species from Fennoscandia
Authors: Vauras J., Ruotsalainen J., Liimatainen, K.
Publisher: Suomen Sieniseura
Publishing place: Helsinki
Publication year: 2012
Journal: Karstenia: the Mycological Journal
Volume: 52
First page : 51
Last page: 57
Web address : http://karstenia.fi/russula-graminea-a-new-green-species-from-fennoscandia/
Abstract
Russula graminea, a new species occurring with Picea abies, is described and illustrated. It is known from Finland, Sweden and Norway, from southern to northern boreal zone. This rare species is distinct by the following characters: fruit bodies fairly large and robust, pileus markedly olive-green, often with yellow spots, lamellae pale yellow, mild to acrid when young, later mild, stipe white, and spores in mass ochre (IIIa–IVa).
Russula graminea, a new species occurring with Picea abies, is described and illustrated. It is known from Finland, Sweden and Norway, from southern to northern boreal zone. This rare species is distinct by the following characters: fruit bodies fairly large and robust, pileus markedly olive-green, often with yellow spots, lamellae pale yellow, mild to acrid when young, later mild, stipe white, and spores in mass ochre (IIIa–IVa).
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