╔══ Milk-white brittlegillRussula delica


EdibilityEdible after thorough cooking
HabitatConiferous and mixed forest, often under pines; in moss and needle litter
╔═ Key Features
- ▸ Pure white to ivory convex cap that becomes funnel-shaped with age
- ▸ Firm white flesh that stains ochre-brown, especially towards the base
- ▸ Decurrent, crowded cream-white gills
- ▸ Short, stout, often buried base
- ▸ Faint, oily or fishy odour
╔═ Notes
One of the largest and most robust brittlegills, often growing partly buried in moss and pine litter, making it easy to overlook until the cap breaks the surface.
╔═ Sightings (1)
23 August 2026@Lauterbach