To study taxonomy and molecular characterization of Lactarius deliciosus (L. Fr.) Gray and Lactarius salmonicolor R.Heim & Leclair
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Anand Sagar
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Kavita Thakur
Abstract
Lactarius deliciosus and L. salmonicolor are wild edible mushrooms, members of mushroom family Russulaceae, non-cultivated edible macrofungus and collected from natural habitats as a food source in many villages of H.P. Observations are recorded on its taxonomy with molecular characterization and reported in this communication.
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