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Waltham Forest, London, UK, September 2020Wooly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)The pale pink concentr
Waltham Forest, London, UK, September 2020Wooly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)The pale pink concentr
Wooly Milkcap:There are several species of milkcap with a shaggy, wooly cap edge. This one is pretty
Wooly Milkcap:There are several species of milkcap with a shaggy, wooly cap edge. This one is pretty
These are Lactarius detrrimus - an orange milk cap that exudes carrot-orange milk from its gills.The
These are Lactarius detrrimus - an orange milk cap that exudes carrot-orange milk from its gills.The
Hypomyces lateritius is a fungus that parasitizes milkcaps - altering their form and texture, replac
Hypomyces lateritius is a fungus that parasitizes milkcaps - altering their form and texture, replac
aetheric-aesthetic:Lactifluus/Lactarius hygrophoroides(Milk cap)
aetheric-aesthetic:Lactifluus/Lactarius hygrophoroides(Milk cap)
Microcollybia cirrhata - Dwergcollybia by andre de kesel on Flickr.
Microcollybia cirrhata - Dwergcollybia by andre de kesel on Flickr.
typhlonectes:Indigo Milkcap (Lactarius indigo)Compared to other colors found in nature, true blues a
typhlonectes:Indigo Milkcap (Lactarius indigo)Compared to other colors found in nature, true blues a
Saffron caps (Lactarius deliciosus) and wild apples with some lovely Swiss folks.
Saffron caps (Lactarius deliciosus) and wild apples with some lovely Swiss folks.
Absolute proof that the mycelium has taken root. Lactarius deliciosus
Absolute proof that the mycelium has taken root. Lactarius deliciosus
Successfully transplanted from the forest to my backyard: Lactarius deliciosus.
Successfully transplanted from the forest to my backyard: Lactarius deliciosus.
plantveins:fantasticfungi:Lactarius Uvidusdem shrumz
plantveins:fantasticfungi:Lactarius Uvidusdem shrumz
ravisher:indigo milk cap (lactarius indigo)
ravisher:indigo milk cap (lactarius indigo)
✨ 1• Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca. 2• Coprinus commatus. 3• Lactarius indigo. 4• Laccaria laccata. 5• B
✨ 1• Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca. 2• Coprinus commatus. 3• Lactarius indigo. 4• Laccaria laccata. 5• B
mushroomgay: Waltham Forest, London, UK, September 2020Wooly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)The pale
mushroomgay: Waltham Forest, London, UK, September 2020Wooly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)The pale
Saffron milkcap - Lactarius deliciosus. Now there’s a provocative specific epithet…  &l
Saffron milkcap - Lactarius deliciosus. Now there’s a provocative specific epithet…  &l
The stocky fungi Pine Milkcap Lactarius musteus, exudes milk. It is endangered and although edible,
The stocky fungi Pine Milkcap Lactarius musteus, exudes milk. It is endangered and although edible,
Prompt # 3 from @illustrious.belle ’s #mothsandmushrooms witchtober challenge list, luna m
Prompt # 3 from @illustrious.belle ’s #mothsandmushrooms witchtober challenge list, luna m
indigo milkcaps ✷ happy halloween and samhain too :-3
indigo milkcaps ✷ happy halloween and samhain too :-3
After heavy rain - there is fungi explosion in CatskillsHere is lovely Lactarius delicious group
After heavy rain - there is fungi explosion in CatskillsHere is lovely Lactarius delicious group
mushroomgay:London, UK, September 2021Woolly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)These gorgeous little mil
mushroomgay:London, UK, September 2021Woolly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)These gorgeous little mil
26/10/2020 When cut or bruised, this milkcap mushroom oozes a Not Ominous At All Thick Dark Red
26/10/2020 When cut or bruised, this milkcap mushroom oozes a Not Ominous At All Thick Dark Red
mushroomgay: London, UK, September 2021Woolly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)These gorgeous little mi
mushroomgay: London, UK, September 2021Woolly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)These gorgeous little mi
✨ 1• Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca. 2• Coprinus commatus. 3• Lactarius indigo. 4• La
✨ 1• Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca. 2• Coprinus commatus. 3• Lactarius indigo. 4• La
“Lactarius Indigo” Blue Mushrooms. Photo: Scott Stimpson.
“Lactarius Indigo” Blue Mushrooms. Photo: Scott Stimpson.
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