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red, and usually displays concentric zones of color, at least when young. the stem is smooth, without potholes, and the gills become spotted with pinkish to cinnamon discolorations. lactarius chrysorrheus is very similar, but is associated with oaks. additionally, it has paler colors, gills that do not
pale at first, developing pinkish to brownish stains, and often becoming reddish to reddish brown overall with age. stem: - cm long; - cm thick; equal, or enlarging towards the base; bald; without potholes; whitish, becoming colored like the cap with age. flesh: white; firm; staining yellow when sliced...
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