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Nomenclature Russula cremeirubra Murrill Original diagnosis Pileo depresso, 7 cm. lato, glabro, cremeo rubroque, striato, grato; lamellis adnatis, latis, subdistantibus, stramineis; sporis ellipsoideis, echinulatis, subflavis, 9×7µ; cystidiis brevibus, apiculatis; stipite glabro, albo, 5×1.5 cm. Pileus depressed, solitary, 7 cm. broad; surface smooth, glabrous, pale-cream suffused with pale-red, margin subentire, pectinate-striate; context thin, white, unchanging, odorless, mild; lamellae adnate, few inserted, broad, ventricose, rather distant, straw-colored, entire; spores ellipsoid, densely and distinctly echinulate, pale-yellow, about 9×7µ; cystidia rather abundant on gill edge, inflated, short, abruptly apiculate; stipe equal, solid, smooth, glabrous, white, unchanging, 5×3.5 cm. Type collected by W. A. Murrill in turkey-oak woods at Arredonda, near Gainesville, Fla., Aug. 22, 1943 (F 12100). A rare species with peculiar coloring. Typification Holotypus: 12100 (F) Published type studies: Hesler (1960). |
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