Definition of russula in English:

russula

noun ˈrʌsələˈrəs(y)ələ

A widespread woodland toadstool that typically has a brightly coloured flattened cap and a white stem and gills.
Genus Russula, family Russulaceae, class Hymenomycetes: numerous species. See also sickener (sense 2)
Example sentencesExamples
- Most russulas are of medium size, up to 10 cm across the cap, which in young specimens is convex but later acquires a depression in the centre.
- Slowly, I learn to sniff the nuances: funnel caps have a hint of wet dog; truffle-like earthballs have a tang of burnt rubber; crab russula is redolent of shellfish; yellow sulphur mushrooms remind me of the Thames on a hot day.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin russus 'red' (because many, such as the sickener, have a red cap).

Definition of russula in US English:

russula

nounˈrəs(y)ələ

A widespread woodland toadstool that typically has a brightly colored flattened cap and a white stem and gills.
Genus Russula, family Russulaceae, class Hymenomycetes: numerous species. See also sickener (sense 2)
Example sentencesExamples
- Most russulas are of medium size, up to 10 cm across the cap, which in young specimens is convex but later acquires a depression in the centre.
- Slowly, I learn to sniff the nuances: funnel caps have a hint of wet dog; truffle-like earthballs have a tang of burnt rubber; crab russula is redolent of shellfish; yellow sulphur mushrooms remind me of the Thames on a hot day.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin russus ‘red’ (because many, such as the sickener, have a red cap).

单词	russula
释义	Definition of russula in English: russula noun ˈrʌsələˈrəs(y)ələ A widespread woodland toadstool that typically has a brightly coloured flattened cap and a white stem and gills. Genus Russula, family Russulaceae, class Hymenomycetes: numerous species. See also sickener (sense 2) Example sentencesExamples Most russulas are of medium size, up to 10 cm across the cap, which in young specimens is convex but later acquires a depression in the centre. Slowly, I learn to sniff the nuances: funnel caps have a hint of wet dog; truffle-like earthballs have a tang of burnt rubber; crab russula is redolent of shellfish; yellow sulphur mushrooms remind me of the Thames on a hot day. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin russus 'red' (because many, such as the sickener, have a red cap). Definition of russula in US English: russula nounˈrəs(y)ələ A widespread woodland toadstool that typically has a brightly colored flattened cap and a white stem and gills. Genus Russula, family Russulaceae, class Hymenomycetes: numerous species. See also sickener (sense 2) Example sentencesExamples Most russulas are of medium size, up to 10 cm across the cap, which in young specimens is convex but later acquires a depression in the centre. Slowly, I learn to sniff the nuances: funnel caps have a hint of wet dog; truffle-like earthballs have a tang of burnt rubber; crab russula is redolent of shellfish; yellow sulphur mushrooms remind me of the Thames on a hot day. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin russus ‘red’ (because many, such as the sickener, have a red cap).
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