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Dave MN

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I found one similar to this today! I’ve found mine to be a Russula Brevipes (in my opinion), perhaps this is yours? Also gives no milky substance when cut. Otherwise perhaps it is some form of lactarius deceptivus?35B4CDF9-4D3C-4645-9066-3553971C41CD.thumb.jpeg.1c8bc53b328d6b5011d7d47fff083ca7.jpegA8D2AC62-9E36-4E34-8E29-45C3B6468A47.thumb.jpeg.da1200d34aef1fae8430594af718d3b5.jpeg

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Quinn, If no latex in your white mushroom, then Russula brevipes is a reasonable proposal. Some Lactarius mushrooms have very little latex. If you gently press a cut portion of flesh/gills against your finger you may see some slight wetness.  R. brevipes grows in coniferous areas, sometimes partially buried in needle litter. 

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