Re: Lactarius rugatus? Russula foetens?

Dear Andreas,
Photo name is only for internet i write rugatus but i think is a volemus.....
We have much rugatus in our territory thei have large lamellen that volemus have stricts...
Only a microscopical study can to resolve that question......
because rugatus is a volemus that have not "Cistides".....
but in this time i havent time for microscope...
In my country we like Lactarius rugatus and some pilzefreund prefer to other mushrooms....
Colour-photos are original colours very dark-red-brun-orange and lamellen have a colour dark cream-couloured...... very simile to original mushrooms......
thank for your explication on reaction.....
Is possible are Inamoena or subfoetens but i have not essicatum and i tink Groupe " foetens" i write Russula foetens only for internet i not have studied this mushroom...
thank for your agreeable interest.....
Yours faithfully
Barbanera
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Caro Barbanera,
thank you for the nice pictures from your country.
Of two determinations I'm not convinced and would like to know your opinion.
1. The first pictures is titled "Lactarius rugatus". In my opinion
it is not, but L. volemus. L. rugatus has much more distant gills
("lamelle spaziate"), L. volemus has crowed gills ("lamelle
fitte"). Another difference is the reaction on FeSO4: rosa = L.
rugatus, green = L. volemus
2. The picture titled Russula foetens may well represent R. inamoena. In my
opinion it is unusual for R. foetens that the cap becomes totally flat,
but R. inamoena shows this more often. If you have exsiccates you should
have a look at the spores, they are very different in ornamentation.
Best regards,
Andreas