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Xerampelinae
32 branches of this group, most-observed first
Shellfish-scented Russula
speciesRussula xerampelina
Western shrimp brittlegill
speciesRussula olympiana
Russula graveolens
speciesRussula graveolens
Russula serissima
speciesRussula serissima
Russula faginea
speciesRussula faginea
Russula sp. 'IN19'
speciesRussula sp. 'IN19'
Russula clavipes
speciesRussula clavipes
Russula sp. 'flavoxerampelina'
speciesRussula sp. 'flavoxerampelina'
Russula katarinae
speciesRussula katarinae
Russula fucosa
speciesRussula fucosa
Russula viridofusca
speciesRussula viridofusca
Russula pascua
speciesRussula pascua
Russula subrubens
speciesRussula subrubens
Russula sp. 'IN64'
speciesRussula sp. 'IN64'
Russula atropurpurea
speciesRussula atropurpurea
Russula pinophila
speciesRussula pinophila
Russula sp. 'IN140'
speciesRussula sp. 'IN140'
Russula sp. 'IN120'
speciesRussula sp. 'IN120'
Russula sp. 'CA16'
speciesRussula sp. 'CA16'
Russula levyana
speciesRussula levyana
Russula nuoljae
speciesRussula nuoljae
Russula sancti-pauli
speciesRussula sancti-pauli
Russula madrensis
speciesRussula madrensis
Russula flavobrunnescens
speciesRussula flavobrunnescens
Russula xerampelinoides
speciesRussula xerampelinoides
Russula paragraveolens
speciesRussula paragraveolens
Russula nuda
speciesRussula nuda
Russula barlae
speciesRussula barlae
Russula neopascua
speciesRussula neopascua
Russula lapponica
speciesRussula lapponica
Russula pseudograveolens
speciesRussula pseudograveolens
Russula amoenipes
speciesRussula amoenipes
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1396136.