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1580_19 | From 1992 to 2010 the speakers (with the exception of 2007) performed the role of the monk Bruder Barnabas, who holds a Lenten "sermon" for the guests. The role can be traced back to the Paulaner monk Friar Barnabas (1750–1795), whose original name was Valentin Stephan Still. He became a master brewer in Munich in 1774 and is said to have invented the basic recipe for the modern Salvator strong beer. |
1580_20 | The first Salvator speaker who performed in the historical role of Brother Barnabas was Max Grießer (1992–1996), followed by Erich Hallhuber (1997–1998). Hallhuber insisted on being permitted to change the text of speechwriter Hannes Burger, while Burger himself insisted on a verbatim performance of his text. Due to this argument Hallhuber cancelled his performance at short notice in 1999. His successor Gerd Fischer (1999–2003) presented his sermons in a tone that benevolently pitied those he derbleckt. With the cabaret artist Bruno Jonas (2004–2006) the Lenten sermons again became more sharp-tongued. In 2007, the Lower Bavarian cabaret artist Django Asül gave the Salvator speech without a cowl. From 2008 to 2010, the former Edmund Stoiber-double Michael Lerchenberg gave the Lenten sermon again in the role of Brother Barnabas. |
1580_21 | The author Hannes Burger wrote the "commemorative" Derblecken speeches for 22 years, from 1982 until 2003. Since 2004 the speakers have written their own texts. In the years 2008 to 2010, cabaret artist Christian Springer was co-author of the Lenten sermons. He resigned as Derblecker, as did speaker Michael Lechrenberg, after some public figures, including Guido Westerwelle, Christine Haderthauer, and Charlotte Knobloch were offended by the content of their sermons.
Since 2011 Luise Kinseher has given the Salvator speech (status: 2016). She is the first female to do so. She performs in the role of Mama Bavaria, whom she personified during the Singspiel in 2010. |
1580_22 | Singspiel
The commemorative speech is followed by the Salvatorspiel in which numerous politicians are parodied. Until 1985 the singspiel was stage-managed by Olf Fischer, then, until 1988, by the leading BR entertainment head Helmut Kirchhammer, who also guided the team of authors. Until 2009, under the direction of Eva Demmelhuber, the singing cabaret was gradually expanded into a real stage performance with a new theme and stage setting every year. In the year 2010 Alfons Biedermann took over the direction. For the first time newly composed songs were provided by Matin Lingnau (music) and Heiko Wohlgemuth (texts). |
1580_23 | One of the main authors of the Salvatorspiel was Holger Paetz from 1999 to 2009, who also portrayed FDP politician Guido Westerwelle. Particularly well known actors were also Walter Fitz as Franz Josef Strauß, Michael Lerchenberg as Edmund Stoiber, co-author Ulli Bauer as Munich's mayor Christian Ude, Corinna Duhr as Angela Merkel, as well as Veronika Fitz, Georg Blädel, André Hartmann, Max Grießer, and Klaus Havenstein. After the singspiel the attendant politicians were photographed by the cameras of the journalists and television stations together with the actors who parodied them. The singspiel has been show-managed by Marcus H. Rosenmüller since 2013.
Artistic appreciation |
1580_24 | The traditional Salvator festival inspired numerous artists in Munich. Poems and drawings with the strong beer and the serving of this on the Nockherberg as a motif abounded, many of which can be found in the brewery's guestbook, or were published in Munich magazines, including input from well-known authors such as Karl Valentin and Paul Heyse. The operetta Salvator (music by Theo Rupprecht, text by Max Ferner, Philipp Wichand and ) premiered in Munich in 1911 featuring Father Barnabas as a central character, and served as the model for the 1952 film Monks, Girls and Hungarian Soldiers.
Eduard Ille (1823–1900), painter, illustrator, caricaturist, and author from Munich become a Salvator poet. In many contributions to the humorous magazine Fliegende Blätter he glamourized Salvator beer and its 'founder' Father Barnabas. In the following poem he describes the electoral beer tasting, which took place in March. It can almost be considered a hymn to Lenten beer. |
1580_25 | When in March nigh Passion Sunday / springtime once again was near,
rode – to honour an old custom – / he himself, our Lord Elector
up to Neudeck ob der Au, / Paulaner brewery was his goal.
There our sovereign Lord was greeted / by Barnabas, the brewery monk,
who with delight and full of joy / offered him a mug of beer
with a greeting that evermore / a common saying did remain:
"Salve, pater patriae! / Bibas, princeps optime!"
Other aspects of the site
The high terrain at the Nockherberg, which was formed almost 10,000 years ago, provided not only a safe location and storage place for the population of Au but also a supply of water and energy which they used in creative ways, not only for breweries.
Formation and geology |
1580_26 | In the Tertiary, a sea periodically extended from the foot of the Alps to the highlands of the Bavarian Forest. This sea was filled increasingly with weathering material from the Alps. The finest and youngest deposition layer of the Tertiary (upper fresh water molasse of the Miocene), the , now forms a water runoff, known as a soil horizon, which retains groundwater. For this reason springs emerge from the hillsides in the Isartal at several places in Munich, as can be observed at Spring Street, beneath the northern Hoch Street. These springs played an important role in the drinking water supply of the local population at least until the beginning of the 20th century. |
1580_27 | During the ice ages of the Quaternary, glaciers and meltwater covered the Flinz with rough erosion- and weathering material from the Alps, which formed the Munich gravel plain. Since further erosion occurred, only the last two gravel layers remained in the Giesinger region. The Giesinger gravel area formed terraces, along with the neighbouring Harlachinger gravel area four to ten metres higher. Towards the end of the last ice age, approximately 10,000 years ago, the Isar dug its present valley, known as the Au, out of these terraces. Thus, beside the sloping edge along Nockherberg and Hoch street, further uplands in this area, for example the Drum mountain with the ramp of Candid Street, 'Am Bergsteig' and the Giesinger mountain, emerged as well. Since the steep street gradients of over 12% constructed there proved to be a significant traffic obstruction, several elaborate slope modifications were undertaken between 1890 and 1935. At the Nockherberg, the re-design took place in the |
1580_28 | years 1904/1905, whereby the former Nocker palace was demolished. Likewise, since 1904, the Nockherberg stairway connects Hoch Street in front of the Paulaner brewery with Ohlmüller Street at the foot of the Nockherberg. |
1580_29 | Use
Between approximately 1150 and 1301, the lords of Giesing were said to have had a manorhouse at the Nockherberg near today's Ruhe Street. Ownership of the estate at the Nockherberg can be traced from the 15th century up to the time of its sale to the Nockher family on 13 July 1789.
The edge of the terrace on and nearby 'Berg' formerly provided ideal conditions for many breweries to construct storage cellars and deep-water wells. From the early 19th century onwards, nearly all of the city's 60 breweries had built summer beer cellars on the Isar hillside in the Au, as well as in Haidhausen. The transition from being only a storage and sales operation to a summertime beer-serving inn is generally perceived as the beginning of the Bavarian beer garden tradition. The Paulander brewery transported the water needed for brewing from their own 10-metre-deep wells. The tunnel used still exists and can be viewed in the course of a tour through the brewery. |
1580_30 | Today, water for brewing is provided by wells which have a depth of 210–240 m.
The Auer Mühlbach, a tributary of the Isar, runs between Nockherberg and Neudeuck and has appeared above ground at this location only since 2002. The formerly wild stream has played a significant role in providing energy since the Middle Ages,. In 1816 it drove a total of 60 water wheels in the Au. From 1881, this urban stream was used to power the chiller invented by Carl von Linde. This ice machine made it possible for the Paulander brewery to brew beer year-round, and it can still be viewed today.
Literature |
1580_31 | Hannes Burger: 350 Jahre Paulaner-Salvator-Thomasbräu AG. 1634–1984. Jubiläums-Festschrift. Paulaner-Salvator-Thomasbräu AG, München 1984
ders.: Politiker derblecken beim Salvator. Hinter den Kulissen vom Nockherberg. 2. Auflage, Rosenheimer Verlagshaus, Rosenheim 1998, .
Gerd Holzheimer: Der Münchner Nockherberg. In: Charivari. 21. März 1995, Bergemann & Mayer, S. 14–17, .
Helmut Lindner (Hrsg.): Giesing, Au, Haidhausen. Alte Dörfer rechts der Isar vor den Toren Münchens. Seit 125 Jahren bei München. Aumeier, München 1979 (especially the essays referred to in the footnotes)
Peter Klimesch: Drunt in der grünen Au. Die Nockherstraße im Wandel der Zeit. (Darin ein Kapitel über den Nockherberg) Norderstedt 2014, .
Peter Klimesch: Bilder aus der alten Au. Books on Demand 2015, .
External links |
1580_32 | Paulaner am Nockherberg – Information of the brewery about events, strong beer and the ballroom
Bald ist wieder Starkbieranstich! at Bayerischen Rundfunk (numerous pictures, videos and audio files concerning the strong beer tasting)
Am Nockherberg hört der Spaß auf, article by Hannes Burger in the newspaper Welt am Sonntag, of 4 März 2001
Im Münchner Osten, wo der Berg ruft – Starkbierfest auf dem Nockherberg see website of Manfred Wirth Bayerische Bierfeste und Biergärten
Nockherberg Dossier – collection of articles related to the history and background of the 'Derblecken' at the Nockherberg with reports on lenten sermon and Singspiel at
References
Beer gardens in Germany
Munich
Beer festivals
Beer festivals in Germany
Geography of Munich
Politics of Bavaria |
1581_0 | Dimitris Diamantidis (; born May 6, 1980) is a retired Greek professional basketball player, who spent the last twelve seasons of his EuroLeague career with Panathinaikos Athens, where he currently serves as the team's general manager, alongside Fragiskos Alvertis. Widely regarded as one of the greatest European players ever to grace the game, he marked his era by being the most versatile player in the EuroLeague, serving as an inspiration to a whole generation of young European stars. |
1581_1 | At the age of fourteen, Diamantidis started his basketball career with the youth clubs of his hometown team, AS Kastoria. Five years later, he made his professional debut with Iraklis Thessaloniki, and by 2003, he had emerged as an all-around star in the Greek League. He became a member of Panathinaikos Athens in the summer of 2004, with whom he won three EuroLeague titles, in 2007, 2009, and 2011, with the last two coming as the team's captain. Diamantidis' numerous accolades in the premier European club competition include a EuroLeague MVP Award, two EuroLeague Final Four MVP Awards, four All-EuroLeague First Team selections, as well as a record six EuroLeague Best Defender Awards. He is the only player to have earned all four aforementioned EuroLeague end-of-season distinctions, even more so in a single year. Diamantidis was the only Greek player who was voted to both the EuroLeague 2000–10 All-Decade Team and the EuroLeague 2010–20 All-Decade Team. He is the EuroLeague's all-time |
1581_2 | leader in steals since the stat was first officially recognized starting with the 1991–92 season. On April 1, 2016, he was honored with a EuroLeague Basketball Legend Award. |
1581_3 | Amidst a long series of "derbies of the eternal enemies", opposing Panathinaikos and Olympiacos Piraeus, Diamantidis thrived, as he faced Olympiacos every year for twelve consecutive seasons, including in eleven Greek League Finals, six Greek Cup Finals, and a EuroLeague semifinal. He won nine Greek League and ten Greek Cup titles, alongside a record six Greek League Finals MVP and a record six Greek League MVP awards, as well as two Greek Cup MVP awards. Diamantidis' personal friendship and rivalry with Olympiacos star Vassilis Spanoulis, was at the center of attention throughout six Greek League Finals and three Greek Cup Finals encounters. Diamantidis' self-effacing psyche helped relieve tension between the two powerhouses, when he retired in 2016. |
1581_4 | As a member of the senior Greek national team, Diamantidis won a EuroBasket gold medal in 2005; while anchoring a defense that allowed just 59.7 points per game. He also scored the three-pointer that sealed the fate of the semifinal game against France, just seconds before the game's final buzzer. He also led that tournament in assists, and was a part of the All-EuroBasket Team. In 2006, he played a pivotal role in a FIBA World Cup silver medal campaign, with Greece stunning Team USA in the semifinals, and Diamantidis finishing as the competition's steals leader. Diamantidis was also a two-time Olympian, as he donned the Greek colours in 2004 and 2008, and on both occasions earned the fifth place of the tournament, which is tied for the all-time best finish for Greece. On the basis of his myriad achievements, he was named the Mister Europa Player of the Year by Italian sports magazine Superbasket in 2007. He was also named the Greek Male Athlete of the Year in 2007. |
1581_5 | Early years
Diamantidis was born in Kastoria, Greece, on 6 May 1980. He began playing the sport of basketball with the youth teams of the local club AS Kastoria. The club would later go on to name its home arena, Dimitris Diamantidis Indoor Hall, after him in his honor.
Professional career
Iraklis Thessaloniki
In the summer of 1999, at the age of 19, Diamantidis began his professional career, when he signed with the Greek Basket League club Iraklis Thessaloniki. In his first pro season, in the 1999–00 Greek League season, he averaged 1.5 points, 1.6 rebounds, 0.8 assists, 0.8 steals, and 0.3 blocks per game. In his first season with the club, Diamantidis also played in the European-wide secondary league, the FIBA Saporta Cup. Diamantidis averaged 1.8 points, 1.2 rebounds, 0.4 assists, and 1.2 steals per game, during the Saporta Cup 1999–00 season. |
1581_6 | In his second season with the club, in the 2000–01 Greek League season, he upped his averages to 3.4 points, 2.8 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 0.8 steals, and 0.3 blocks per game. Diamantidis also played in what was one of the two premier European-wide club competitions at that time, the FIBA SuproLeague. He averaged 2.2 points, 1.8 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 1.4 steals, and 0.6 blocks per game, during the SuproLeague's 2000–01 season.
In his third season with Iraklis, he continued to up his numbers in the Greek League, as he averaged 6.2 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 1.5 steals, and 0.4 blocks per game, during the 2001–02 Greek League season. He was selected to the Greek League's All-Star Game, for the first time that season. Diamantidis also once again played in the Pan-European secondary league, in which he averaged 7.1 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 1.7 steals, and 0.8 blocks per game, during the Saporta Cup's 2001–02 season. |
1581_7 | In his fourth season with Iraklis, Diamantidis only played in the national domestic Greek Basket League. He continued to improve his individual numbers and performances, as he averaged 11.5 points, 5.6 rebounds, 5.0 assists, a league-leading 2.5 steals, and 0.9 blocks per game, during the 2002–03 Greek League season. He was also once again voted to the Greek League's All-Star Game.
In his fifth and final season with Iraklis, Diamantidis had his best year with the club. He averaged 14.8 points, 6.3 rebounds, 4.2 assists, a league-leading 2.5 steals, and 0.7 blocks per game, during the 2003–04 Greek League season. Due to his play, he was again voted to the Greek League's All-Star Game, and at the end of the season, he was also named the Greek League's MVP for the season. During his five seasons with Iraklis, one of the oldest Greek clubs, Diamantidis managed to help bring the team back into prominence in Greek competitions, after the club had been struggling in previous years. |
1581_8 | Panathinaikos Athens
After his continued improvement and success with Iraklis, Diamantidis made a big step up in his career, with his move to Panathinaikos of Athens, in 2004; a basketball powerhouse of the Greek Basket League, and also of the EuroLeague. During his career with Panathinaikos, Diamantidis was given the nickname of "3-D", which stood for "Dimitris Diamantidis Defense" by the club's fans. Due to great individual and team successes, the late pharmaceutical magnate Pavlos Giannakopoulos, who was at that time the President of Panathinaikos, signed Diamantidis in 2008, to a 3-year, €5.7 million net income contract extension. In 2010, Diamantidis again renewed his contract with Panathinaikos for another 3 years, at €10.8 million gross income (€6 million net income). On February 21, 2013, Diamantidis became the EuroLeague's career leader in steals. |
1581_9 | On July 4, 2013, Diamantidis renewed his contract with Panathinaikos for another 2 years, at a salary of €1.9 million net income per year. On October 30, 2014, Diamantidis became the first player in EuroLeague history to have dished out at least 1,000 career assists. On September 2, 2015, Diamantidis announced his retirement from playing professional club basketball, effective at the end of the 2015–16 Greek League season. In his last season with Panathinaikos, he was voted the Greek League Most Popular Player. Diamantidis retired as the all-time career leader in both assists and Performance Index Rating (PIR) in the entire history of the EuroLeague. Those records were eventually broken. |
1581_10 | While he was a member of Panathinaikos, Diamantidis and Željko Obradović shared one of the most successful collaborations between a player and his head coach in the history of European club basketball. During his time with Panathinaikos, Diamantidis won the EuroLeague championship three times (2007, 2009, 2011), the Greek League championship nine times (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014), and the Greek Cup title ten times (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016). He also won the Triple Crown in 2007 and 2009. |
1581_11 | Diamantidis also won several individual trophies with Panathinaikos, such as: the EuroLeague MVP in 2011, the EuroLeague Final Four MVP twice (2007, 2011), the EuroLeague Best Defender six times (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011), five of his six total Greek League MVP awards (2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2014), the Greek League Finals MVP six times (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2014), and the MVP of the Greek Cup in 2009 and 2016. While he was a member of Panathinaikos, Diamantidis was also named the 2007 Mister Europa, and the 2007 Greek Athlete of the Year.
After he ended his playing career, Diamantidis had his #13 playing jersey officially retired by Panathinaikos. In 2020, Diamantidis was named "The Best Greek Professional Basketball Player of The 2010s Decade", by the readers of the Greek website Gazzetta.gr. |
1581_12 | National team career
Diamantidis was a member of the Greek under-20 junior national team. He played with Greece's under-20 junior national team at the 2000 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship, where Greece finished in seventh place. He averaged 3.0 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.2 assists, and 2.5 steals per game at the tournament. As a part of the Greek under-26 national selection, Diamantidis won the silver medal at the 2001 Mediterranean Games.
Diamantidis was also a member of the senior Greek national team. With Greece's senior team, he won the gold medal at the 2006 Stanković Continental Champions' Cup, and seven Acropolis Tournaments, while also being named the tournament's MVP twice, in 2005 and 2006. |
1581_13 | On September 4, 2010, after Greece's elimination in the Eighth-Finals of the 2010 FIBA World Cup, at the hands of Spain (by a score of 80–72), Diamantidis announced his immediate retirement from the senior Greek National Team. He had 16 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks in his last game with Greece's national team. He finished his career bearing the Greek flag, having played in 124 games, and having scored a total of 760 points, for a scoring average of 6.13 points per game. |
1581_14 | FIBA EuroBasket
With the senior Greek NT, Diamantidis participated at the 2003 EuroBasket, where Greece finished in fifth place, after beating Serbia and Montenegro, by a score of 72–64. Diamantidis won the gold medal at the 2005 EuroBasket. During the FIBA EuroBasket that year, he led the tournament in assists, and was selected to the All-Tournament Team. In the tournament's semifinals against the French national team, Diamantidis hit a game-winning three-point shot, with Greece trailing by a score of 66–64, at the end of the game, to give Greece a 67–66 victory, and send them to the European Championship's final game.
Diamantidis was also a member of the Greek national team at the 2007 EuroBasket, where Greece took the fourth place, after losing to Lithuania in the bronze medal game, by a score of 78–69, in a game in which Diamantidis had 7 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 blocks. |
1581_15 | FIBA World Cup
Diamantidis won the silver medal with Greece at the 2006 FIBA World Cup, which was held in Japan. In the tournament's semifinals, he was a key factor in Greece's historic 101–95 victory against Team USA, with 12 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals, while facing the likes of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh, Chris Paul, and Dwight Howard. The defeat suffered by the United States team was the only one during Mike Krzyzewski's second era as the team's head coach (2005–2016). Coach Krzyzewski, in a press conference during the 2014 FIBA World Cup, stated: "2006, that's a lesson we learned. The Greek Team taught us (Team USA) how to play internationally."
Diamantidis also represented Greece at the 2010 FIBA World Cup. He averaged 10.0 points, 3.5 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 1.5 steals, and 0.5 blocks per game at that tournament. |
1581_16 | Summer Olympic Games
Diamantidis was a member of Greece's senior national team that competed at the 2004 Athens Summer Olympics. He was also selected to play on Greece's senior national team for the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics. Greece finished in fifth place in both tournaments, losing both times to Argentina in the competition's quarterfinals.
Managerial career
Diamantidis retired from playing professional club basketball in 2016. Four years later, in 2020, he became the co-general manager of the Greek club Panathinaikos Athens, the same team that he had spent the last 12 seasons of his playing career with. |
1581_17 | Player profile
As a left-handed player, Diamantidis played as a point guard, shooting guard, and small forward. In the senior Greek national team, his primary position was small forward, with him often being utilized as a point forward. He was primarily a pass first play-maker with outstanding court vision, and an excellent three point shooter, both in spot up situations and off the dribble. He liked to post up smaller point guards. Gifted with a tremendous wingspan for his height (2.16 m or 7'1"), and a unique feel for positioning, he was generally considered to be one of the best defensive players ever to play in the EuroLeague, having won the EuroLeague Best Defender award in five consecutive seasons, and once again, two years later.
As demonstrated by numerous game-changing actions in crucial situations, Diamantidis was considered to be one of the best decision makers and clutch players in European basketball history.
Career statistics
EuroLeague |
1581_18 | |-
! colspan="14" | FIBA SuproLeague
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | 2000–01
| style="text-align:left;" | Iraklis
| 13 || – || 14.2 || .269 || .200 || .750 || 1.8 || 1.2 || 1.4 || .6 || 2.2 || –
|- class="sortbottom"
| style="text-align:left;"| Career
| style="text-align:left;"|
| 13 || – || 14.2 || .269 || .200 || .750 || 1.8 || 1.2 || 1.4 || .6 || 2.2 || –
|-
! colspan="14" | EuroLeague
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2004–05
| style="text-align:left;" rowspan=12| Panathinaikos
| 25 || 20 || 27.4 || .544 || .467 || .709 || 3.7 || 3.1 || 2.0 || .6 || 8.5 || 12.5
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2005–06
| 23 || 22 || 30.1 || .492 || .269 || .785 || 4.5 || 2.9 || 2.3 || .8 || 8.7 || 13.1
|-
| style="text-align:left;background:#AFE6BA;"| 2006–07†
| 24 || 24 || 29.1 || .489 || .460 || .780 || 3.9 || 3.9 || 2.2 || .6 || 8.9 || 14.3
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2007–08
| 19 || 19 || 30.9 || .484 || .435 || .769 || 5.3 || 3.3 || 1.8 || .7 || 8.5 || 15.1
|- |
1581_19 | | style="text-align:left;background:#AFE6BA;"| 2008–09†
| 21 || 12 || 27.3 || .486 || .441 || .863 || 4.4 || 3.1 || 1.5 || .5 || 8.5 || 14.0
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2009–10
| 12 || 9 || 26.7 || .559 || .516 || .738 || 2.9 || 3.3 || 1.5 || .3 || 9.4 || 13.7
|-
| style="text-align:left;background:#AFE6BA;"| 2010–11†
| 22 || 21 || 30.5 || .433 || .370 || .872 || 3.9 || style="background:#cfecec;"| 6.2* || 1.6 || .1 || 12.5 || 18.5
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2011–12
| 23 || 21 || 30.0 || .448 || .425 || .882 || 3.7 || 4.8 || 1.5 || .5 || 11.5 || 16.4
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2012–13
| 27 || 25 || 31.5 || .368 || .315 || .712 || 3.4 || 5.8 || 1.4 || .4 || 8.1 || 13.1
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2013–14
| 29 || 27 || 100 || .324 || .283 || .763 || 2.4 || style="background:#cfecec;"| 6.2* || 1.4 || .1 || 8.9 || 12.8
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2014–15
| 27 || 27 || 27.3 || .410 || .379 || .814 || 2.3 || 5.9 || .9 || .3 || 8.0 || 12.1
|- |
1581_20 | | style="text-align:left;"| 2015–16
| 26 || 1 || 21.2 || .459 || .376 || .827 || 2.3 || 4.2 || .8 || .2 || 7.2 || 10.3
|- class="sortbottom"
| style="text-align:left;"| Career
| style="text-align:left;"|
| 278 || 228 || 28.7 || .442 || .375 || .795 || 3.5 || 4.5 || 1.6 || .4 || 9.0 || 13.7 |
1581_21 | International statistics
Awards and honors
Club career
3× EuroLeague Champion: (2007, 2009, 2011)
9× Greek League Champion: (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014)
10× Greek Cup Winner: (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016)
2× Triple Crown Winner: 2007, 2009
Greek under-26 national team
2001 Mediterranean Games:
Greek senior national team
2005 EuroBasket:
2006 FIBA World Championship:
2006 Stanković Continental Champions' Cup:
7× Acropolis Tournament Champion: (2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010)
Individual awards |
1581_22 | Pro clubs
EuroLeague MVP: 2011
2× EuroLeague Final Four MVP: 2007, 2011
6× EuroLeague Best Defender: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
4× All-EuroLeague First Team: 2007, 2011, 2012, 2013
2× EuroLeague MVP of the Month: December 2010, March/April 2012
5× EuroLeague MVP of the Round: 2008 (Top 16 Week 3), 2010 (Regular Season Week 3), 2012 (2× - Playoff Games 1 and 5), 2014 (Top 16 Week 3)
EuroLeague 2000–10 All-Decade Team: 2010
EuroLeague 2010–20 All-Decade Team: 2020
EuroLeague Basketball Legend Award: 2016
2× EuroLeague Assists Leader: 2011, 2014
6× Greek League MVP: 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2014
6× Greek League Finals MVP: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2014
Greek League Best Defender: 2011
11× All-Greek League Team: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016
12× Greek League All-Star: 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014
5× Greek League Assists Leader: 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2015 |
1581_23 | 6× Led Greek League in steals: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
2× Greek Cup MVP: 2009, 2016
2× Greek Cup Finals Top Scorer: 2009, 2013
Greek League Most Popular Player: 2016
Greek Male Athlete of the Year: 2007
Superbasket Magazine's Mister Europa Player of the Year: 2007
Eurobasket.com's All-Europe Player of the Year: 2007
6× Eurobasket.com's All-Greek League Player of the Year (2004, 2006, 2007, 2011, 2013, 2014)
10× Eurobasket.com's Greek League All-Domestic Players Team (2004, 2006–2008, 2010–2016)
EuroLeague career steals leader since the 2000–01 season
Professional Greek Basket League career steals leader
No. 13 retired by Panathinaikos: 2016 |
1581_24 | Greek senior national team
EuroBasket All-Tournament Team: 2005
EuroBasket Assists Leader: 2005
FIBA World Cup Steals Leader: 2006
2× Acropolis Tournament MVP: 2005, 2006
Voted one of the Greek national team's Best 5 Players of the FIBA EuroBasket's 2000–2020 era: 2020
Voted one of FIBA EuroBasket's Best 5 Players overall of the 2000–2020 era: 2020
Notes
References
External links
Dimitris Diamantidis at draftexpress.com
Dimitris Diamantidis at esake.gr
Dimitris Diamantidis at esake.gr
Dimitris Diamantidis at eurobasket.com
Dimitris Diamantidis at euroleague.net
Dimitris Diamantidis at fiba.com (archive)
Dimitris Diamantidis at fibaeurope.com |
1581_25 | 1980 births
Living people
2006 FIBA World Championship players
2010 FIBA World Championship players
Basketball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Basketball players at the 2008 Summer Olympics
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1582_0 | This is a list of Russula species. The genus has a widespread distribution, and contains about 750 species.
Species
A |
1582_1 | Russula abbotensis K. Das & J.R. Sharma 2005
Russula abietina Peck
Russula abietum (J. Blum) Bon
Russula acetolens Rauschert
Russula aciculocystis Kauffman ex Bills & O. K. Mill.
Russula acriannulata Buyck
Russula acrifolia Romagn.
Russula acris Steinhaus 1888
Russula acriuscula Buyck
Russula acrolamellata McNabb
Russula acuminata Buyck
Russula acutispora R. Heim
Russula adalbertii Reumaux, Moënne-Locc. & Bidaud
Russula adelae Cern.
Russula admirabilis Beardslee & Burl. 1939
Russula adulterina Fr.
Russula adusta (Pers.) Fr. – winecork brittlegill
Russula aerina Romagn.
Russula aeruginascens Peck
Russula aeruginea Fr. – grass-green russula
Russula aeruginescens
Russula aeruginosa
Russula affinis
Russula africana
Russula afrodelica
Russula afrodelicata
Russula afronigricans
Russula agaricina
Russula agglutinata
Russula alachuana Murrill
Russula alba Velen
Russula albella Peck
Russula albiclavipes
Russula albida Peck
Russula albidicremea |
1582_2 | Russula albidoflava
Russula albidolutescens
Russula albidula Peck
Russula albiduliformis
Russula albiflavescens
Russula albimarginata
Russula albipes
Russula alboareolata
Russula albobrunnea
Russula albofloccosa
Russula albolutescens
Russula albonigra (Krombh.) Fr.
Russula albonigroides
Russula alborosea
Russula albospissa
Russula alcalinicola
Russula allochroa
Russula alnetorum
Russula alnicrispae
Russula alnijorullensis
Russula alpestris
Russula alpigenes
Russula alpina
Russula alpium
Russula altaica
Russula alternata
Russula alutacea (Pers.) Fr.
Russula alutaceiformis
Russula alveolata
Russula amaendum
Russula amara
Russula amaranthina
Russula amarissima
Russula americana
Russula amethystina Quél.
Russula amnicola
Russula amoena
Russula amoenata
Russula amoenicolor Romagn.
Russula amoenipes
Russula amoenoides
Russula amoenolens Romagn. – Camembert brittlegill
Russula amygdaloides
Russula anatina
Russula angustispora
Russula anisata |
1582_3 | Russula anisopterae
Russula annae
Russula annulata
Russula annulatoangustifolia
Russula annulatobadia
Russula annulatolutea
Russula annulatosquamosa
Russula anomala
Russula anthracina Romagn.
Russula aosma
Russula appalachiensis
Russula appendiculata
Russula aquosa Leclair
Russula archaea
Russula archaeofistulosa
Russula archaeosuberis
Russula arcyospora
Russula arenaria
Russula areolata
Russula argyracea
Russula armeniaca
Russula armoricana
Russula arnoldae
Russula arnouldii
Russula arpalices
Russula artesiana
Russula astringens
Russula atramentosa
Russula atrata
Russula atroamethystina
Russula atrofusca
Russula atroglauca
Russula atropurpurea (Krombh.) Britzelm. – dark-purple russula
Russula atropurpurina
Russula atrorosea
Russula atrorubens
Russula atrorubens
Russula atrosanguinea
Russula atrovinosa
Russula atroviolacea
Russula atrovirens
Russula atroviridis
Russula attenuata
Russula aucarum
Russula aucklandica
Russula aurantiaca |
1582_4 | Russula aurantiicolor
Russula aurantioflammans
Russula aurantiofloccosa
Russula aurantiolutea
Russula aurantiomarginata
Russula aurantiophylla
Russula aurata
Russula aurea Pers. (= R. aurata) – gilded brittlegill
Russula aureola
Russula aureotacta
Russula aurora – dawn brittlegill
Russula australiensis
Russula australirosea
Russula australis
Russula austrodelica
Russula austromontana
Russula autumnalis
Russula avellaneiceps
Russula azurea |
1582_5 | B
Russula bachii
Russula badia – burning brittlegill
Russula ballouii Peck
Russula barlae
Russula basifurcata
Russula basiturgida
Russula bataillei
Russula batistae
Russula beardslei
Russula bella
Russula bernardii
Russula betulae
Russula betularum Hora – birch brittlegill
Russula betulina
Russula bicolor
Russula billsii
Russula binchuanensis
Russula binganensis
Russula blackfordiae
Russula blanda
Russula blumiana
Russula blumii
Russula bohemiae
Russula bona
Russula bonii
Russula boninensis
Russula borealis
Russula boyacensis
Russula brasiliensis
Russula bresadolae
Russula brevipes Peck
Russula brevis
Russula brevissima
Russula britzelmayrii
Russula brunneipes
Russula brunneoalba
Russula brunneoannulata
Russula brunneoderma
Russula brunneofloccosa
Russula brunneola
Russula brunneomarginata
Russula brunneonigra
Russula brunneorigida
Russula brunneoviolacea
Russula brunnescens
Russula burgeae
C |
1582_6 | Russula caerulea Fr.
Russula caeruleoanulata
Russula caeruleomalva
Russula californiensis
Russula calvitiosa
Russula camarophylla
Russula campestris
Russula campinensis
Russula capensis
Russula captiosa
Russula carbonaria
Russula carmelensis
Russula carmesina
Russula carminea
Russula carminipes
Russula carnicolor
Russula carpini
Russula cartaginis
Russula cascadensis Shaffer
Russula castanopsidis
Russula caucaensis
Russula caucasica
Russula cavipes
Russula cedriolens
Russula cellulata
Russula cerasina
Russula cernohorskyi
Russula cerolens Shaffer
Russula cessans Pearson
Russula chamaeleon
Russula chamaeleontina (Lasch) Fr. 1838
Russula chamiteae
Russula cheelii
Russula chichuensis
Russula chlora
Russula chlorantha
Russula chlorinosma
Russula chloroides (Krombh.) Bres. – blue band brittlegill
Russula chrysodacryoides
Russula chrysodacryon
Russula cicatricata
Russula ciliata
Russula cinerascens
Russula cinerea
Russula cinerella |
1582_7 | Russula cinereopurpurea
Russula cinereovinosa
Russula cinereoviolacea
Russula cinerescentipes
Russula cingulata
Russula cinnabarina
Russula cinnamomea
Russula cistoadelpha
Russula cistorum
Russula citrina
Russula citrinipes
Russula citrinochlora
Russula citrinocincta
Russula citrinolilacina
Russula citrinosulcata
Russula clariana
Russula claroflava Grove – yellow swamp russula
Russula claroviridis
Russula claviceps
Russula clavipes
Russula clelandii
Russula clementinae
Russula clitocybiformis
Russula clitocyboides
Russula clusii
Russula coccinea
Russula cochisei
Russula coerulea.
Russula coffeata
Russula collina
Russula columbiana
Russula columbicolor
Russula compacta Frost
Russula compressa
Russula concolora
Russula confertissima
Russula confusa
Russula congoana
Russula conicipes
Russula conjugata
Russula consobrina
Russula consobrinoides
Russula constans
Russula conviviales
Russula cookeana
Russula corallina
Russula corinthii-rubra |
1582_8 | Russula costaricensis
Russula crassotunicata
Russula crataegorum
Russula crawshayriana
Russula cremea
Russula cremeirosea
Russula cremeirubra
Russula cremeo-ochracea
Russula cremeoavellanea
Russula cremeoflavescens
Russula cremeolilacina
Russula cremeolilacinoides
Russula cremoricolor
Russula crenulata
Russula cretata
Russula cristata
Russula cristulispora
Russula crocea
Russula crucensis
Russula cruentata
Russula crustosa Peck
Russula cupraeoviolacea
Russula cuprea
Russula cupreoaffinis
Russula cupreola
Russula cupreoviolacea
Russula curtipes
Russula curtispora
Russula cutefracta
Russula cyanea
Russula cyanescens
Russula cyanoxantha (Schaeff.) Fr. – the charcoal burner
Russula cyclosperma
Russula cypriani
Russula cystidiosa |
1582_9 | D–E |
1582_10 | Russula densissima
Russula depallens
Russula derelicta Reumaux
Russula deremensis Henn.
Russula diaboli Singer
Russula diffusa Buyck
Russula dipigmentata Singer
Russula discopus R. Heim
Russula disparilus Burl.
Russula dissidens Zvára
Russula dissimulans Shaffer
Russula diversicolor Pegler
Russula drimeia Cooke (1881)
Russula dryadicola
Russula dryadicola Fellner & Landa
Russula drymeja Cooke
Russula dryophila Sarnari
Russula dulcis Velen.
Russula duportii W. Phillips
Russula dura
Russula dadmunii Singer
Russula davisii Burl.
Russula decaryi R. Heim
Russula deceptiva Romagn.
Russula decipiens (Singer) Kühner & Romagn. (1985)
Russula decolorans (Fr.) Fr. – copper brittlegill
Russula delica Fr. – milk-white russula
Russula densifolia Secr. ex Gillet – crowded brittlegill
Russula densissima
Russula depallens
Russula derelicta Reumaux
Russula deremensis Henn.
Russula diaboli Singer
Russula diffusa Buyck
Russula dipigmentata Singer |
1582_11 | Russula discopus R. Heim
Russula disparilus Burl.
Russula dissidens Zvára
Russula dissimulans Shaffer
Russula diversicolor Pegler
Russula drimeia Cooke
Russula dryadicola
Russula dryadicola Fellner & Landa
Russula drymeja Cooke
Russula dryophila Sarnari
Russula dulcis Velen.
Russula duportii W. Phillips
Russula dura Burl
Russula earlei Peck
Russula eburneoareolata Hongo
Russula eccentrica Peck
Russula echinosperma R. Heim & Gilles
Russula echinospora R. Heim
Russula echinospora Singer
Russula edulis B.Buyck and V. Hofstetter
Russula elaeodes
Russula elaeodes Romagn. ex Bon
Russula elatior Lindblad
Russula elegans Bres.
Russula elephantina
Russula ellenae Thiers
Russula emetica (Schaeff.) Pers. – the sickener
Russula emeticella
Russula emeticicolor Jul. Schäff.
Russula emeticiformis Murrill
Russula eogranulata Secr. ex Singer
Russula eogranulata Singer
Russula eperythra Singer, Alfaro & L. D. Gómez
Russula epitheliosa Singer
Russula erubescens Zvára |
1582_12 | Russula erumpens Cleland & Cheel – erupting mushroom
Russula erythropus Fr. ex Pelt.
Russula esculenta Pers.
Russula esperidis Sarnari
Russula europae J. Blum ex Romagn.
Russula exalbicans Melzer & Zvára
Russula excentrica Peck
Russula excentrica Velen.
Russula expallens Gillet |
1582_13 | F |
1582_14 | Russula fageticola (Romagn.)Bon
Russula fagetorum Bon
Russula fagetorum Velen.
Russula faginea Romagn.
Russula farinipes Romell
Russula fastigiata Fatto
Russula fattoensis Buyck
Russula faustiana Sarnari
Russula favrei M. M. Moser
Russula fellea (Fr.) Fr. – geranium-scented russula
Russula felleaecolor Bon & Jamoni
Russula felleicolor Bon & Jamoni
Russula ferreri Singer
Russula ferrotincta Singer
Russula fimbriata Buyck
Russula fingibilis Britzelm.
Russula firmula Jul. Schäff.
Russula fistulosa R. Heim
Russula flava Romell
Russula flaviceps Peck
Russula flavida Frost
Russula flavisiccans Bills
Russula flavispora Romagn.
Russula flavobrunnea Buyck
Russula flavocitrina J. Blum ex Bon
Russula flavovirens J. Bommer & M. Rousseau
Russula flavoviridis Romagn.
Russula fleischeriana Henn.
Russula floccosa Lj. N. Vassiljeva
Russula flocculosa Burl.
Russula flocktoniae Cleland & Cheel
Russula floridana Murrill
Russula flucticolor Donelli 1997 |
1582_15 | Russula foeda Reumaux
Russula foetens Pers. – foetid russula
Russula foetentula Peck
Russula foetida G. Martin
Russula foetulenta Buyck
Russula font-queri Singer
Russula formosa J. Blum
Russula fosteriana Murrill
Russula fragaria Kudrna
Russula fragaricolor Carteret & Reumaux
Russula fragilis Fr. – fragile brittlegill
Russula fragrantissima Romagn.
Russula fragiloides Fr. Murrill
Russula fragrans Fr. Romagn.
Russula fragrantissima Fr. Romagn.
Russula friesii Fr. Bres.
Russula frondosae Fr. J. Blum ex Reumaux
Russula fucosa Fr. Burl.
Russula fuegiana Fr. Singer
Russula fuliginosa Fr. Sarnari
Russula fulva Fr. J. Blum
Russula fulvescens Fr. Burl.
Russula fulvo-ochrascens Fr. Buyck
Russula fulvograminea Fr. Ruots., Sarnari & Vauras
Russula furcata Fr. Fr.
Russula furcatifolia Fr. Murrill
Russula fusca Fr. Quél.
Russula fuscescens Fr. Velen.
Russula fusco-ochracea Fr. Velen.
Russula fuscogrisea Fr. Petch
Russula fuscolilacea Fr. Velen. |
1582_16 | Russula fuscomaculata Fr. Romagn.
Russula fusconigra Fr. M. M. Moser
Russula fuscoochracea Fr. R. Schulz
Russula fuscorosea Fr. J. Blum
Russula fuscorubra Fr. (Bres.) J. Blum
Russula fuscorubroides Fr. Bon
Russula fuscovinacea Fr. J. E. Lange
Russula fuscovinacea J. E. Lange |
1582_17 | G–H |
1582_18 | Russula galactea Bidaud & Heullant
Russula galbana T. Lebel
Russula galochroa
Russula galochroides Sarnari
Russula gaminii Singer
Russula gedehensis Henn.
Russula gelatinascens Singer
Russula gigasperma Romagn.
Russula gilva Zvára
Russula gilvescens Romagn. ex Bon
Russula glauca Burl.
Russula glaucescentipes Murrill
Russula globispora (J. Blum) Bon
Russula glutinosa Fatto
Russula gomezii Singer
Russula goossensiae Beeli
Russula gossypina Buyck
Russula gracilipes Romagn.
Russula gracilis Burl.
Russula gracillima Jul.Schaff. – slender brittlegill
Russula graminicolor
Russula granulata Peck
Russula granulosa Velen.
Russula granulosula Murrill
Russula grata Britzelm. – bitter almond brittlegill
Russula graveolens Romell
Russula gregaria (Kauffman) Moënne-Locc. & Reumaux
Russula grisea Fr.
Russula griseascens (Bon & Gaugué) Marti
Russula griseobrunnea McNabb
Russula griseocarnosa X.H. Wang, Zhu L. Yang, Y.C. Li, Knudsen & P.G. Liu |
1582_19 | Russula griseocephala Buyck
Russula griseoflaccida Sarnari
Russula griseostipitata McNabb
Russula griseoviolacea McNabb
Russula griseoviridis McNabb
Russula grisescens (Bon & Gaugué) Marti
Russula groenlandica Ruots. & Vauras
Russula grossa Berk.
Russula grundii Thiers
Russula guayarensis Singer
Russula haasii Raithelh.
Russula handelii Singer
Russula harkoneniana Buyck
Russula heimii Singer
Russula heinemannii Buyck
Russula helgae Romagn.
Russula heliochroma R. Heim
Russula helios Malençon ex Sarnari
Russula helodes Melzer
Russula henningsii Sacc. & P. Syd
Russula herrerae
Russula heterochroa Kühner
Russula heteroderma Romagn.
Russula heterophylla (Fr.) Fr. – greasy green brittlegill
Russula heterospora Beardslee
Russula heterosporoides Murrill
Russula hibbardae Burl.
Russula hiemisilvae Buyck
Russula himalayana Rawla & Sarwal
Russula hixsonii Murrill
Russula hoehnelii Singer
Russula hongoi Singer
Russula hortensis Sarnari |
1582_20 | Russula horticola Kudrna
Russula humboldtii Singer
Russula humicola Sarnari
Russula humidicola Burl.
Russula hydrophila Hornicek
Russula hydropica Buyck
Russula hygrophytica Pegler
Russula hysgina Buyck & E. Horak |
1582_21 | I–K |
1582_22 | Russula incarnaticeps Murrill
Russula inconspicua Velen.
Russula inconstans Burl.
Russula incrassata Buyck
Russula idroboi Singer
Russula ilicis Romagn
Russula illota Romagn.
Russula imitatrix Homola & Shaffer
Russula immaculata Dennis
Russula impolita Bon
Russula inamoena Sarnari
Russula incarnata
Russula incarnaticeps Murrill
Russula inconspicua Velen
Russula inconstans Burl
Russula incrassata Buyck
Russula indica Sathe & J. T. Daniel
Russula inedulis Murrill
Russula inflata Buyck
Russula ingen Buyck
Russula ingwa Grgur
Russula innocua Romagn
Russula inopina Shaffer
Russula inquinata McNabb
Russula insignis Quél.
Russula insignita Burl.
Russula intactior Jul. Schäff. 1939
Russula integer Kuntze
Russula integra (L.)Fr.
Russula integriformis Sarnari
Russula intermedia P. Karst.
Russula intricata Buyck
Russula ionochlora Romagn.
Russula iterika Grgur.
Russula ionochlora Romagn. – oilslick brittlegill
Russula iterika Grgur. |
1582_23 | Russula japonica Hongo
Russula jilinensis G.J.Li & H.A.Wen
Russula joannis Bon
Russula josserandii Bertault
Russula juniperina Ubaldi
Russula kalimna Grgur.
Russula kansaiensis Hongo
Russula kathmanduensis Adhikari
Russula kauffmaniana Singer
Russula kauffmanii Jul. Schäff.
Russula kavinae Melzer & Zvára
Russula kellyi Burl.
Russula kermesina T. Lebel
Russula kirinea R. Heim
Russula kivuensis Buyck
Russula knauthii Hora
Russula krombholzii Shaffer |
1582_24 | L |
1582_25 | Russula laccata Huijsman
Russula lactea (Pers.) Fr.
Russula laeta F.H.Møller & Jul.Schäff.
Russula lamprocystidiata Buyck
Russula langei Bon
Russula languida Cern. & H. Raab
Russula laricina Peyronel
Russula laricinoaffinis Bon
Russula lateralipes Buyck & E. Horak
Russula lateritia Quél.
Russula laurocerasi Melzer (syn. of Russula grata)
Russula leelavathyi K. B. Vrinda, C. K. Pradeep & T. K. Abraham
Russula leguminosarum Singer
Russula lenkunya Grgur.
Russula lentiginosa Buyck & D. Mitch.
Russula lepida
Russula lepidicolor Romagn.
Russula lepidiformis Murrill
Russula leucomodesta Singer
Russula leucospora Bon
Russula levispora Murrill
Russula levisporiformis Murrill
Russula levyana Murrill
Russula lewisii Buyck
Russula liberiensis Singer
Russula lilacea Quél.
Russula lilacinicolor J. Blum
Russula lilacinocremea Romagn.
Russula lilacinopunctata Romagn.
Russula lilacipes Shear
Russula linnaei Fr.
Russula littoralis McNabb
Russula littorea Pennycook |
1582_26 | Russula livescens (Batsch) Bataille
Russula livida Beeli
Russula lividirosea Murrill
Russula lividopallescens arnari
Russula longipes (Singer) Moënne-Locc. & Reumaux
Russula ludoviciana Shaffer
Russula lundellii Singer
Russula lurida Pers.
Russula lutea (Huds.) Gray
Russula luteirosa (Bougher) T. Lebel
Russula luteispora Murrill
Russula lutensis Romagn.
Russula luteoalba Britzelm.
Russula luteoaurantia Romagn. ex Bon
Russula luteobasis Peck
Russula luteofolia Fatto
Russula luteoloalba Britzelm.
Russula luteomaculata Buyck
Russula luteopulverulenta Buyck
Russula luteorosella Britzelm.
Russula luteosekta Hornicek
Russula luteoviolacea Krombh.
Russula luteovirens Boud.
Russula luteoviridans C. Martín 1894
Russula lutescentifolia Murrill
Russula luteirosa Bougher) T. Lebel
Russula luteispora Murrill
Russula lutensis Romagn.
Russula luteoalba Britzelm.
Russula luteoaurantia Romagn. ex Bon
Russula luteobasis Peck
Russula luteofolia Fatto |
1582_27 | Russula luteoloalba Britzelm.
Russula luteomaculata Buyck
Russula luteopulverulenta Buyck
Russula luteorosella Britzelm.
Russula luteosekta Hornicek
Russula luteotacta Rea
Russula luteoviolacea Krombh.
Russula luteovirens Boud.
Russula luteoviridans
Russula lutescentifolia Murrill
Russula madacassenseHeim |
1582_28 | M |
1582_29 | Russula macrocystidiata McNabb
Russula macrocystis (R. Heim) Buyck
Russula macropoda Singer
Russula maculata Quél. & Roze
Russula maculosa Murrill
Russula madagassensis R. Heim
Russula maenadum R. Heim
Russula maesta Kucera
Russula magna Beardslee
Russula magnifica Peck
Russula mairei Singer
Russula major Singer
Russula mallophora Singer
Russula marangania Grgur.
Russula marginata Burl.
Russula mariae Peck
Russula marronina Pegler
Russula matoubensis Pegler
Russula maxima Burl.
Russula maximispora J. Blum ex Bon
Russula mayawatiana K. Das, S.L. Mill. & J.R. Sharma
Russula medullata Romagn.
Russula meleagris Buyck
Russula melitodes Romagn.
Russula melliolens Quél.
Russula melzeri Zvára
Russula melzeri Zvára
Russula memnon Krombh.
Russula mendocinensis Thiers
Russula mephitica Pegler
Russula metachromatica Singer
Russula mexicana Burl.
Russula michiganensis Shaffer |
1582_30 | Russula microspora Singer
Russula mimetica R. Heim
Russula miniata McNabb
Russula minutalis Britzelm.
Russula minutula Velen.
Russula mitis Rea
Russula mitissima Singer
Russula modesta Peck
Russula mollis Quél.
Russula monspeliensis Sarnari
Russula montana Shaffer
Russula montensis Bidaud, Moënne-Locc. & P.-A. Moreau
Russula montivaga Singer
Russula moravica Velen.
Russula mordax Burl.
Russula morganii Sacc.
Russula moyersoenii Buyck
Russula mukteshwarica K. Das, S.L. Mill., J.R. Sharma & R.P. Bhatt
Russula multicolor Bougher & K. Syme
Russula multicystidiata McNabb
Russula multifurcata Velen.
Russula munia Buyck
Russula murina Burl.
Russula murinacea R. Heim
Russula murrillii Burl.
Russula mussooriensis Rawla & Sarwal
Russula mustelina Fr. – russet brittlegill
Russula mustelinicolor Reumaux, Moënne-Locc. & Bidaud
Russula mutabilis Murrill
Russula mutantipes Murrill |
1582_31 | N–O |
1582_32 | Russula nana Killerm.
Russula nanella Singer
Russula narcotica P. Kumm.
Russula natarajanii K. Das, J.R. Sharma & Atri
Russula nauseosa (Pers.) Fr.
Russula neerimea Grgur.
Russula neglecta Singer
Russula neodiscopoda Singer
Russula neoemetica Hongo
Russula nepalensis Adhikari
Russula nigrescentipes Peck
Russula nigricans Bull. ex Fr. – blackening russula
Russula nigrodisca Peck
Russula nigropurpurea Bidaud & Moënne-Locc.
Russula niigatensis Hongo
Russula nitida
Russula nivea Pers.
Russula nkayambae Buyck
Russula nobilis Velen. – beechwood sickener (previously Russula mairei Singer)
Russula norvegica D. A. Reid
Russula nothofaginea Singer
Russula novae-zelandiae McNabb
Russula novispora Murrill
Russula nuoljae Kühner
Russula nuragica Sarnari
Russula obscura (Romell) Peck
Russula obscuriformis Murrill
Russula obsoleta Kucera
Russula obtecta Singer
Russula obtusopunctata Buyck
Russula occidentalis Singer
Russula ochracea (Alb. & Schwein.) Fr. |
1582_33 | Russula ochraceofuliginosa Beeli
Russula ochraceorivulosa Buyck
Russula ochraleucoides Kauffman
Russula ochricompacta Bills & O. K. Mill.
Russula ochrocephala Buyck
Russula ochroflavescens Reumaux
Russula ochroleuca Pers. – common yellow russula
Russula ochroleuciformis Murrill
Russula ochroleucoides Kauffman
Russula ochrophylla Peck
Russula ochrosperma Moënne-Locc.
Russula ochrospora Quadr.
Russula ochrostraminea Pegler
Russula ochroviridis (Cooke) Reumaux
Russula odorata Romagn.
Russula oinochroa Buyck
Russula oleifera Buyck
Russula olgae Velen.
Russula olivacea
Russula olivaceomalva Reumaux, Moënne-Locc. & Bidaud
Russula olivaceoviolascens Gillet
Russula olivascens Fr.
Russula olivicolor Britzelm.
Russula olivina Ruots. & Vauras
Russula olivobrunnea Ruots. & Vauras
Russula omiensis Hongo
Russula operta Burl.
Russula oreades Sarnari
Russula oreina Singer
Russula orinocensis Pat. & Gaillard
Russula ornaticeps Burl. |
1582_34 | P |
1582_35 | Russula pachycystis Singer
Russula pacifica Thiers
Russula pallescens P. Karst.
Russula pallida P. Karst.
Russula pallidorimosa Buyck
Russula pallidospora J. Blum ex Romagn.
Russula palomet (Thore) Pers.
Russula paludosa Britzelm.
Russula palumbina Quél.
Russula palustris Peck
Russula panamae Buyck & Ovrebo
Russula pantherina (Zvára) Moënne-Locc. & Reumaux
Russula pantoleuca Singer
Russula papakaiensis McNabb
Russula papavericolor Reumaux
Russula papillata R. Heim & Gilles
Russula paradecipiens (A. Favre) A. Favre
Russula paraemetica Reumaux
Russula parahelios D. Antonini & M. Antonini
Russula parasitica (R. Heim) Buyck
Russula parazurea Jul.Schäff.
Russula parodorata Sarnari
Russula parolivascens Bidaud & Moënne-Locc.
Russula partirosea Murrill
Russula parva Carteret & Reumaux
Russula parvipes Romell
Russula parvopurpurea Buyck
Russula parvorosea Buyck
Russula parvovirescens Buyck, D.Mitchell & Parrent
Russula parvula Burl.
Russula parvulospora Buyck |
1582_36 | Russula pascua Kühner
Russula patouillardii Singer
Russula patriotica Murrill
Russula pauli Schulzer
Russula pausiaca Buyck
Russula paxilloides Earle
Russula peckii Singer
Russula pectinata (Bull.) Fr.
Russula pectinatoides Peck (= R. pectinata Peck non Fr.)
Russula pelargonia Niolle
Russula pellucida (Gooss. -Font. & R. Heim) Buyck
Russula perelegans Buyck & E. Horak
Russula periglypta Berk. & Broome
Russula perlactea Murrill
Russula perplexa Burl.
Russula persanguinea Cleland
Russula persicina Krombh.
Russula persobria Kauffman
Russula pervirginea Murrill
Russula phaeocephala Buyck
Russula phlyctidospora (Romagn.) Bon
Russula phoenix Kucera
Russula picearum Singer
Russula piceetorum Singer
Russula piceicola Sarnari
Russula picrea Sarnari
Russula pilatii Zvára
Russula pilocystidiata McNabb
Russula pilosella T. Lebel
Russula pinetorum Murrill
Russula pinicola Murrill
Russula pinophila Murrill
Russula piperata Velen.
Russula placita Burl. |
1582_37 | Russula pleurogena Buyck & E. Horak
Russula pluteoides Singer
Russula pluvialis Singer
Russula poetae Reumaux, Moënne-Locc. & Bidaud
Russula poichilochroa Sarnari
Russula poissonii Bouriquet
Russula polonica Steinhaus
Russula polychroma Singer ex Hora
Russula polycystis Singer
Russula polyphylla Peck
Russula porolamellata Melzer
Russula porphyrocephala Buyck
Russula postiana Romell
Russula praeclavipes Murrill
Russula praecompacta Murrill
Russula praeformosa Murrill
Russula praefragilis Murrill
Russula praepalustris Murrill
Russula praerubra Murrill
Russula praerubriceps Murrill
Russula praetenuis Murrill
Russula praetermissa Reumaux
Russula praetervisa Sarnari
Russula praeumbonata Burl.
Russula primaverna Fatto
Russula prinophila Sarnari
Russula prolifica B.Buyck and V. Hofstetter
Russula pruinata Buyck
Russula pruinosa Velen.
Russula psammophila Singer
Russula pseudo-olivascens Kärcher
Russula pseudoaeruginea (Romagn.) Kuyper & Vuure |
1582_38 | Russula pseudoaffinis Migl. & Nicolaj
Russula pseudoareolata McNabb
Russula pseudoaurata Jul. Schäff.
Russula pseudocampestris Kühner
Russula pseudocarmesina Buyck
Russula pseudocavipes Bon
Russula pseudodelica J.E.Lange
Russula pseudoemetica Kill.
Russula pseudoepitheliosa Buyck
Russula pseudofoetens Murrill
Russula pseudoimpolita Sarnari
Russula pseudolaeta Sarnari
Russula pseudolateriticola Buyck
Russula pseudolepida Singer
Russula pseudointegra Arnould & Goris ex Maire
Russula pseudoluteoviridans Romagn.
Russula pseudomaenadum R. Heim
Russula pseudomelitodes J. Blum ex Bon
Russula pseudomelliolens Singer ex Reumaux
Russula pseudopeckii Fatto
Russula pseudopectinata Henn.
Russula pseudopuellaris (Bon) Bon
Russula pseudopurpurea Buyck
Russula pseudoraoultii Ayel & Bidaud
Russula pseudoriberrima Romagn.
Russula pseudoromellii J. Blum
Russula pseudorosea J. Blum
Russula pseudoruberrima Romagn.
Russula pseudostriatoviridis Buyck |
1582_39 | Russula pseudosuberetorum Dagron
Russula pseudovesca J. Z. Ying
Russula pseudoviolacea Joachim
Russula pubescens Velen.
Russula pudica Carteret & Reumaux
Russula pudorina McNabb
Russula puellaris Fr.
Russula puellula Ebbesen, F. H. Møller & Jul. Schäff.
Russula puiggarii (Speg.) Singer
Russula pulchella I. G. Borshch.
Russula pulcherrima Velen.
Russula pulchra Burl.
Russula pulchrae-uxoris Reumaux
Russula pulchralis Britzelm.
Russula pulchrisperma Buyck
Russula pulverulenta Peck
Russula pumicoidea T. Lebel
Russula pumila Rouzeau & F. Massart
Russula punctata Gillet
Russula punctipes Singer
Russula pungens Beardslee
Russula punicea Thiers
Russula purpurascens Bres.
Russula purpurea Gillet
Russula purpurata Crawshay
Russula purpureo-olivascens Carteret & Reumaux
Russula purpureoflava Cleland
Russula purpureofusca Kühner
Russula purpureolilacina Fayod
Russula purpureomaculata Shaffer
Russula purpureomutabilis Buyck |
1582_40 | Russula purpureonigra Bidaud & Moënne-Locc.
Russula purpureoflava Cleland
Russula purpureotincta McNabb
Russula purpurina Quél. & Schulzer
Russula purpurissata Reumaux
Russula pusilla Peck
Russula pusilliformis Murrill
Russula pusillissima Moënne-Locc.
Russula putida Sarnari
Russula pulverulenta Peck
Russula pyrenaica J. Blum
Russula pyriodora Ruots. (2011) – Finland
Russula pyrrhonii Moënne-Locc. & Reumaux |
1582_41 | Q–R |
1582_42 | Russula queletiana Schulzer
Russula queletii Fr.
Russula querceti H. Haas & Jul. Schäff.
Russula quercetorum Velen.
Russula quercilicis Sarnari
Russula quercophila Buyck & Halling
Russula quercus-oleoidis Singer
Russula radicans R. Heim
Russula raoultii Quél.
Russula reddellii T. Lebel
Russula redolens Burl.
Russula regalis Murrill
Russula reisneri Velen.
Russula renidens Ruots., Sarnari & Vauras
Russula retispora (Singer) Bon
Russula reumauxiana A. Favre
Russula rhodella E.-J. Gilbert
Russula rhodomarginata Sarnari
Russula rhodomelanea Sarnari
Russula rhodopus Zvára
Russula rhodoxantha Peyronel
Russula rhytipus Fr.
Russula rigelliae Velen.
Russula rigida Velen.
Russula rimosa McNabb
Russula rimulosa Pennycook
Russula riograndensis Singer
Russula risigallina
Russula rivulicola Ruots. & Vauras
Russula rivulosa Reumaux
Russula robertii J. Blum
Russula robinsoniae Burl.
Russula robusta R. Heim |
1582_43 | Russula rolfeana L. D. Gómez & Alfaro
Russula romagnesiana Shaffer
Russula romellii Maire
Russula rooseveltiana Murrill
Russula rosacea (Pers.) Gray
Russula rosea Pers. – rosy russula (= R. lepida Fr, R. rosacea (Pers.) S.F. Gray)
Russula roseicolor J. Blum
Russula roseipes
Russula roseitincta Murrill
Russula rosella Romell
Russula roseoalba Buyck
Russula roseoaurantia Sarnari
Russula roseobrunnea J. Blum
Russula roseoisabellina Murrill
Russula roseopileata McNabb
Russula roseostipitata McNabb
Russula roseostriata Buyck
Russula roseovelata Buyck
Russula roseoviolacea Buyck
Russula rostraticystidia T. Lebel
Russula rubella A. Blytt
Russula rubellipes Fatto
Russula rubens R. Heim
Russula ruberrima Romagn.
Russula rubescens
Russula rubicunda
Russula rubida Reumaux
Russula rubra Fr.
Russula rubriceps Singer
Russula rubrifolia Murrill
Russula rubripurpurea Murrill
Russula rubro-ochracea Murrill
Russula rubroalba Romagn.
Russula rubrocarminea Romagn. |
1582_44 | Russula rubrogrisea Reumaux
Russula rubrolutea T. Lebel
Russula rubrorobusta Buyck
Russula rubrotincta Burl.
Russula rugosella Raithelh.
Russula rugulosa Peck
Russula rutila Romagn. |
1582_45 | S |
1582_46 | Russula sabulosa Heim & Blum ex Bon 1986
Russula saliceticola Kühner ex Knudsen & T. Borgen
Russula salmoneolutea Landa & R. Fellner
Russula salmonicolor (Romagn.) Reumaux
Russula sancti-ramonensis L. D. Gómez, Alfaro & Singer
Russula sanguinaria (Schumach.) Rauschert – red russula, bloody brittlegill (= R. sanguinea Fr.)
Russula sapinea Sarnari
Russula sardonia – changeable russula
Russula schaefferi Kärcher
Russula schaefferiana Niolle
Russula schaefferina Rawla & Sarwal
Russula schiffneri Singer
Russula schizoderma Pat.
Russula schizopellis Sarnari
Russula schoeffelii Cern. & H. Raab
Russula scotica A. Pearson
Russula sejuncta Buyck
Russula semicrema Fr.
Russula semililacea Singer
Russula senecis S. Imai
Russula seperina Dupain
Russula seperina
Russula septentrionalis Singer
Russula sericatula Romagn.
Russula sericella Murrill
Russula sericeonitens Kauffman
Russula serissima Peck
Russula serotina Quél.
Russula sese Beeli
Russula sesemoindu Beeli |
1582_47 | Russula sesemotani Beeli
Russula sesenagula Beeli
Russula siamensis Yomyart, Piap., Watling, Whalley & Sihan.
Russula sierrensis Thiers
Russula silvestris (Singer) Remaux
Russula silvicola Shaffer
Russula similis Bres.
Russula simillima Peck
Russula simulans Burl.
Russula singaporensis Singer
Russula singeri R. Heim
Russula singeriana Bon
Russula sinuata T. Lebel
Russula sladkyi Velen.
Russula smaragdina Quél.
Russula smithii Singer
Russula solaris Ferd. & Winge
Russula solitaria McNabb
Russula sordida Peck
Russula sororia (Fr.) Rom.
Russula sororiicolor Singer
Russula speciosa J. Blum
Russula sphagnetorum Romagn.
Russula sphagnophila Singer
Russula squalida Peck
Russula stagnorum Carteret & Reumaux
Russula stagnosa Reumaux
Russula steinbachii Cernoh. & Singer
Russula stenotricha Romagn.
Russula straminea Malençon
Russula striatella Jul. Schäff.
Russula striatoviridis Buyck
Russula stricta Murrill
Russula stuntzii Grund |
1582_48 | Russula suavis Schulzer
Russula subacris Murrill
Russula subaffinis Bidaud & P.-A. Moreau 1996
Russula subalbida Bres.
Russula subalbidula Murrill
Russula subalpina O. K. Mill.
Russula subalutacea Burl.
Russula subarctica I. L. Brunner
Russula subazurea Bon
Russula subbrevis Reumaux
Russula subbrunneipes Murrill
Russula subcarminea Reumaux
Russula subcarnicolor Murrill
Russula subcompacta Britzelm.
Russula subcremeiceps Murrill
Russula subcristulata Romagn.
Russula subcrustosa L. D. Gómez & Singer
Russula subcyanoxantha Murrill
Russula subdensifolia Murrill
Russula subdepallens Peck
Russula subelaeodes Reumaux
Russula subemetica Reumaux
Russula suberetorum Dagron
Russula subfistulosa Buyck
Russula subflava Murrill
Russula subfloridana Murrill
Russula subfoetens A.H. Smith
Russula subfragiliformis Murrill
Russula subfragilis Romell
Russula subfurcata Reumaux
Russula subglauca Murrill |
1582_49 | Russula subgraminicolor Murrill
Russula subgranulosa Murrill
Russula subincarnata Murrill
Russula subinconstans Murrill
Russula subintegra J. Blum ex Bon
Russula sublaevis (Buyck) Buyck
Russula sublevispora Kühner & Romagn.
Russula subloculata Trappe, T. Lebel & Castellano
Russula sublongipes Reumaux ex Reumaux & Moënne-Locc.
Russula subluteobasis Murrill
Russula subminutula Singer
Russula subnigricans
Russula subobscura Murrill
Russula subochroleuca Murrill
Russula subochrophylla Murrill
Russula subolivascens Burl.
Russula subpavonina Murrill
Russula subpruinosa Murrill
Russula subpunctata Kauffman
Russula subpurpurea Reumaux ex Reumaux
Russula subpusilla Murrill
Russula subrubens (J. Lange) M.Bon (= R. chamiteae Kühn.)
Russula subrubescens Murrill
Russula subsericeonitens Murrill
Russula subseriflua Buyck
Russula subsilvestris Carteret & Reumaux
Russula subsmaragdina Reumaux
Russula subsordida Peck |
1582_50 | Russula substiptica Pers.
Russula substraminea Sarnari
Russula subsulphurea Murrill
Russula subtenuiceps Fatto
Russula subterfurcata Romagn.
Russula subtilis Burl.
Russula subtomentosa (Sarnari) Sarnari
Russula subtorulosa Singer
Russula subusta Burl.
Russula subvariata Murrill
Russula subvelata Singer
Russula subvelutina Peck
Russula subveternosa Singer
Russula subvinosa McNabb
Russula subviridella Murrill
Russula subviridescens Buyck
Russula sulcatipes Murrill
Russula sulphurea Velen.
Russula synaptica Sarnari
Russula syringina (Zvára) Reumaux |
1582_51 | T–U |
1582_52 | Russula taeniospora Einhell.
Russula taigarum Ruots. & Vauras
Russula taliensis W. F. Chiu
Russula tanzaniae Buyck
Russula tapawera (T. Lebel) T. Lebel
Russula tawai McNabb
Russula tennesseensis Singer
Russula tenuiceps Kauffman
Russula tenuipilosa Buyck
Russula tenuipilosa Buyck
Russula tenuithrix Buyck
Russula terenopus Romagn.
Russula termitaria Buyck
Russula terrena Buyck & Sharp
Russula testacea Buyck
Russula testaceiceps Murrill
Russula testaceoaurantiaca Beeli
Russula texensis Buyck, Adamcík & D.P. Lewis
Russula thapsina Singer & L. D. Gómez
Russula theissenii Rick
Russula tinctipes J. Blum ex Bon
Russula tjibodensis (Henn.) Sacc. & P. Syd.
Russula tomentosa Buyck
Russula torulosa
Russula transiens (Singer) Romagn.
Russula tricholomopsis McNabb
Russula tricolor R. Heim
Russula trimbachii Bon
Russula tristis Velen. |
1582_53 | Russula truncigena Britzelm.
Russula tuberculata Murrill
Russula tuberculosa R. Heim
Russula turci
Russula tyrrhenica Sarnari
Russula ulixis Reumaux
Russula umbrina B. Knauth
Russula umerensis McNabb
Russula uncialiformis Murrill
Russula uncialis
Russula undulata Velen.
Russula unicolor Romagn.
Russula urens Romell
Russula usambarae Buyck |
1582_54 | V–Z |
1582_55 | Russula vanillina Kucera
Russula variata
Russula variecolor J. Blum
Russula variegata Romagn.
Russula variegatula Romagn.
Russula variicolor Murrill
Russula variispora T. Lebel
Russula vassilievae Bulach
Russula vaurasiana K. Das & J.R. Sharma
Russula velenovskyi Melzer & Zvára
Russula velutina (Bres.) Buyck
Russula velutipes Velen. 1920 (= R. rosea Quél.)
Russula venezueliana Singer
Russula venosa Velen.
Russula venosopurpurea Pers.
Russula ventricosipes
Russula venusta Carteret & Reumaux
Russula venustissima Carteret & Reumaux
Russula verna Singer
Russula verrucosa A. Blytt
Russula versatilis Romagn.
Russula versicolor
Russula vesca – bare-toothed russula, the flirt
Russula vesicatoria Murrill
Russula veternosa Fr.
Russula vinacea Burl.
Russula vinaceocuticulata McNabb
Russula vinosa Lindblad
Russula vinosirosea Murrill
Russula vinosobrunnea (Bres.) Romagn. |
1582_56 | Russula vinosopurpurea Jul. Schäff.
Russula vinososordida Ruots. & Vauras
Russula violacea Quél.
Russula violaceo-olivascens Bidaud
Russula violaceoides Hora
Russula violaceoincarnata Knudsen & T. Borgen
Russula violaceotunicata Buyck & Courtec.
Russula violeipes
Russula virentirubens Velen.
Russula virescens
Russula virginea Cooke & Massee
Russula viridella Peck
Russula viridescens R. Heim & Gilles
Russula viridicans Carteret & Reumaux
Russula viridioculata Burl.
Russula viridipes Peck
Russula viridirubrolimbata J. Z. Ying
Russula viridis Cleland
Russula viridofusca Grund
Russula viridrobusta Buyck
Russula viridulorosea Herp.
Russula viroviolacea Imler
Russula viscida
Russula viscidula Buyck
Russula viscosa Henn.
Russula vitellina (Pers.) Gray
Russula vivida McNabb
Russula werneri Maire
Russula westii Murrill
Russula wollumbina Grgur.
Russula wrightii Raithelh.
Russula xanthophaea Boud. |
1582_57 | Russula xanthoporphyrea Thiers
Russula xenochlora P. D. Orton
Russula xerampelina (= R. erythropus) – shrimp mushroom
Russula xylophila Beeli
Russula zelleri Burlingham |
1582_58 | Taxonomic notes
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1583_0 | Escanaba ( ), commonly shortened to Esky, is a port city in Delta County in the U.S. state of Michigan, located on Little Bay de Noc in the state's Upper Peninsula. The population was 12,616 at the 2010 census, making it the third-largest city in the Upper Peninsula after Marquette and Sault Ste. Marie. It is the seat of government of Delta County.
There is also Escanaba Township, which is north of the city and is not adjacent to it, although a portion of the urban area around the city extends into the township. Both are named for the Escanaba River, which flows into the Little Bay de Noc of Lake Michigan just north of the city. The names are derived from the Ojibwa language.
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