-
treated in the
Russulales, but its type species, C. taxophila, is in the Agaricales. The
remaining species are
retained in the
Russulales in the
genus Artomyces...
- the
genus Hericium (
Russulales),
often referred to as "tooth fungi". The ear-pick
fungus and
other species of
Auriscalpium (
Russulales) are hydnoid, as is...
-
pinguis is a
member of the
large milk-cap
genus Lactarius in the
order Russulales.
Found in
northern Thailand, it was
described as new to
science in 2010...
-
agarics are
closely related and some
belong in
other orders, such as the
Russulales and Boletales. Conversely, DNA
research has also
shown that many non-agarics...
- toadstools. This
class contained the
orders Agaricales, Boletales, and
Russulales. The
erstwhile class, now
understood to be a
polyphyletic ****emblage of...
-
order Aphyllophorales, but
recent molecular studies now
place it in the
Russulales. The
genus Hericium was
originally described by
Christian Hendrik Persoon...
-
villipes is a
species of
fungus in the
family Auriscalpiaceae of the
Russulales order. It is a
spine fungus that
grows on dead wood, and is
found in Brazil...
-
kabansus is a
member of the
large milk-cap
genus Lactarius in the
order Russulales.
Described as new to
science in 1980, the
species is
found in Zambia....
- best
known members of the
large milk-cap
genus Lactarius in the
order Russulales. It is
native to Europe, but has been
accidentally introduced to other...
-
crocatus is a
member of the
large milk-cap
genus Lactarius in the
order Russulales.
Found in
Chiang Mai
Province (northern Thailand), it was
described as...
