Russula parvisaxoides (T. Lebel) T. Lebel 2017
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ETYMOLOGY: The specific epithet refers to the general appearance of the basidioma, "small stonelike", from the Latin parvus meaning small, andsaxum meaning stone.
NOTES: Gymnomyces parvisaxoides may be distinguished from other sequestrate Russulales of New Zealand by the white peridium with yellow or orange-brown patches, small hymenial cystidia and low, partially reticulate spore ornamentation. Gymnomyces parvisaxoides resembles a number of collections from Australia which are associated with Eucalyptus spp. All collections generally have a white peridium with yellow or orange to red patches, small hymenial cystidia, and spore ornamentation of low branching lines or a partial reticulum. The Australian collections have a more robust spore ornamentation with more connections between elements, and a narrow, tangled trichodermial peridiopellis rather than the patchy turf of G.parvisaxoides.