Russula vesca, known by the common names of bare-toothed Russula or the flirt, is a basidiomycete mushroom of the genus Russula. Russula vesca was described, and named by …

中文学名：菱红菇拉丁学名：Russula vesca Fr.中文别名：细弱红菇同物异名：分类地位：伞菌目、红菇科、红菇属

As its specific epithet declares, Russula vesca is an edible brittlegill - in fact many people consider this to be one of the very finest of wild mushrooms. Unfortunately The Flirt rarely fruits in throngs, but more commonly as isolated singletons or very small widely scattered groups.

Russula vesca is a common and widespread edible mushroom on mainland Europe and North America. This mushroom appears in summer or autumn and grows primarily in deciduous forests. In some countries, including Russia, Ukraine, and Finland Russula vesca is considered entirely edible even in the raw state. Common names: Bare-Roothed Russula, The Flirt.

雖然紅菇屬個別物種的鑑定困難，但有毒物種經常可藉由刺激的氣味區分，使 花蓋菇 與 菱紅菇 （英语：Russula vesca） 等無毒物種成為野外普遍的食用真菌。

RUSSULA, then, is a brittle-fleshed, gilled mushroom with a central stem, without a universal veil and, except in a few tropical species, without a partial veil. The spore color varies from pure white to yellow to a deep salmon or ochre.

2019年2月9日 · Russula vesca E.M. Fries, 1836. The name comes from the Latin “ véscor ”, I eat, to eat: edible. The order of the Russulales is composed by fungi with firm or frail flesh due to its structure: with aggregations of sphaerocysts.

Russula vesca, also known as The Flirt, is a medium to large Russula with a cap that varies from violet to buff in colour. A distinctive feature is its cuticle, which shrinks from the margin. It possesses pale cream gills and a whitish stem. This mushroom grows either solitarily or in scattered groups on the soil under broadleaf trees

Bare-toothed Russula is a valued edible mushroom, sought after for its mild and fruity taste. It's popular in culinary circles, often used to enhance the flavor of various dishes.

Description : Espèce commune depuis le mois de mai jusqu'en automne en plaine et en montagne, dans les bois de feuillus (chênes en particulier) et, plus rarement, de conifères, ou dans les clairières ensoleillées. Commun.