17/Aug/24, 5:31 PM
Nõva mastikukaitseala, Rannaküla, Läänemaa, Estonia
Mixed part of pine dominant forest, in damp moss, near swampy lake
59°13'44.9"N 23°40'45.9"E
🔆 Overcast with occasional sun, semi-shade
Original Instagram postwaterborne milkcap

From the latest record: 2024-08-17.
Gills, crowded, cream to pale yellow, often turning darker with age or when bruised
Initially convex, becoming more flattened with a central depression as it matures, surface is smooth to slightly sticky, typically greyish-brown to ochre with concentric zones
Adnate to slightly decurrent
Cylindrical, firm, smooth, and generally the same color as the cap, though slightly paler towards the base, hollow when mature
Spore print is white
Mycorrhizal, often found in association with coniferous trees
Before pickling, it requires a long soaking (up to 2-3 days with repeated water changes) to remove the stinging milky juice,belongs to mushrooms of 4th category.
Fruit body 4–10 cm
Cap 4–12 cm
Odour mild, not distinctive
Spores are broadly ellipsoid, with warts connected by fine ridges forming a partial reticulum, 6,1–8,4 × 4,1 µm
Known for its association with moist, forested environments, often near bodies of water
1984). Karstenia 24(2): 60.
Nõva mastikukaitseala, Rannaküla, Läänemaa, Estonia
Mixed part of pine dominant forest, in damp moss, near swampy lake
59°13'44.9"N 23°40'45.9"E
🔆 Overcast with occasional sun, semi-shade
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