SOME LACTARIUS SPECIES FROM THE AEGEN REGION OF TURKEY

Abstract

In the years of 2012-2015 years, taxonomic studies had been done about Lactarius  taxa which have grown in Aegean region of Turkey. It has been economical importance which is known as Çıntar, Kanlıca, Espit and Melki from the rural population. According to the our results, 16 Lactarius taxa which are edible and non edible features were found at the region.

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