Lactarius deliciosus stem pits ?

[BubikolRamios1]

No pits on stem,white rim under cap (deliciosus should namely have that)
http://agrozoo.net/jsp/Galery_one_image ... d258a037ed bunch of them are getting green

pits and white rim
http://www.gobe.si/Slike/LactariusDeliciosus?slika=3

I thought that pits are distinctive prop of L. salmonicolor ?
Or is white rim under cap only certain prop to tell apart deliciosus and salmonicolor ?

[Svampskogen]

First pictures show Lactarius deterrimus, a symbiont of Picea (non-pitted stem and often green discolourations. L. deliciosus grows with Pinus).
A pitted stem is not an exclusive feature of salmonicolor, this can also be seen in deliciosus, semisanguifluus, sanguifluus...

[BubikolRamios1]

Ok first changed to deterimus due to green caps, and unlikely any pinus there in mixed forest.
But local description mentions white rim at top of stem only for deliciosus.

[abeja]

You need to see all features together (tree, colours, discoloration, milk changing colour, pits and so on).
In my region I have L. semisanguifluus (with Pinus): sometimes with pits, sometimes nearly none, sometimes with white rim, but not always.) But always with the typical colours and the change of colours.