| 1. | It grows as a parasite on other mushrooms, mainly Russulas.
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| 2. | It was previously widely known as " Russula sanguinea ".
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| 3. | "Russula densifolia " is a mycorrhizal species.
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| 4. | "Russula acrifolia " is a mycorrhizal mushroom for different trees.
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| 5. | Russula fruit bodies provide a seasonal food source for slugs, squirrels and deer.
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| 6. | Iron salts are used commonly in " Russula " and Bolete identification.
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| 7. | "Russula densifolia " produces a white to pale yellow spore print.
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| 8. | "Russula emetica " produces a white to yellowish-white spore print.
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| 9. | "Russula aurea " is found in Europe and is uncommon in Britain.
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| 10. | This " Russula " has been divided into several similar species by some mycologists.
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