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Safari Tip:
A neat way to some of the more frequently found fungi is with the ID chart
in the Nature Shop called "Fungi Name Trail" - click
here
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Latin name: Russula parazurea
Size: The cap can be 5 to 15cms in diameter.
Distribution: Found throughout the UK.
Months seen: July to November.
Habitat: Normally found beneath pine trees.
Special features: There are many different species of russula toadstool. This one has a cap which can vary in colour from grey to purple (as above). It usually has a powdery bloom. The gills and the stem are white. It is not advisable to eat this toadstool as it can easily be confused with similar poisonous species.
UK Safari Fungi Section
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