Deer
Pluteus cervinus
10 cc/mL liquid culture
Deer, also known as Deer Mushroom, is recognized for its smooth brown cap, pale coloration, and free gills that develop pink to salmon tones as the spores mature. Its distinctive cap and gill structure make Pluteus cervinus readily recognizable within the genus Pluteus.
Pluteus cervinus is widely distributed and has a long history in mycological literature. Its combination of brown coloration, free gills, and characteristic morphology makes Deer particularly interesting for photography, educational displays, biodiversity collections, identification practice, comparative study, and specialty mycological projects.
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