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Russula torulosa? drimeia? queletii? sanguinaria?

What species is this Russula? It has a umbo (raised area in the center of the cap) that is still visible even in the open old specimens. The umbonated cap almost looked like the ones of Russula caerulea that were growing nearby on that forest. I tasted the flesh of the cap and gills and it tastes very hot (that alone rules out R.caerulea). I tend to think it's Russula torulosa mainly based on the white gills, but there are other hot russulas with similar coloring: Russula drimeia - some sources say that when a drop of ammonia is applied to flesh or gills there is a pink reaction, I did not get any reaction with ammonia, only some pink with KOH on gills. Spores expected to be 7-9 x 6-7 μm . With pines. R. drimeia is supposed to have more yellowish gills, even young specimens. Russula sardonia is a synonym. Russula queletii - this is a species that can be confused with Russula torulosa (that grow with pines), it's supposed to grow with spruce trees (mine was growing in a Pinus silvestris forest but there were also some Spruce trees). One source say it has spores 8-10 x 7-9 μm (slightly bigger than torulosa that the same source say it's 7-9 x 6-7 μm), but some other sources say the queletii spores are also 7-9 x 6-7 μm. Russula sanguinaria is expected to be more red and the stem more white (but sometimes can also be pinkish). Spores expected to be 8- 10 x 7-8,5 μm. With pines. None of the descriptions of these 4 species say that it has an umbo. And in this case the microscopic features didn't help much, as they all have very similar microscopic elements and size of spores. Torulosa, queletti and drimeia have a fruity odor. I could not confirm that, what I detected was a slightly mushroomy smell. Torulosa is said by some mycologists to grow next to Lactarius deliciosus, and I do find some L.deliciosus there sometimes. Torulosa has also been considered a variety of queletii (Russula queletii var. torulosa - https://www.gbif.org/species/2551291 ) Common names: Russula torulosa: Brawny Brittlegill, Russule à Pied Bleu, Russule des Pinèdes, Rúsula de Pie Morado Russula drimeia: Primrose Brittlegill, Russule Sardoine, Rúsula Acre Russula queletii: Fruity Brittlegill, Russule de Quélet Russula sanguinaria: Bloody Brittlegill, Russule sanguine, Rúsula Sanguínea 💚 If you enjoyed it don't forget to share, like and comment! That would help this channel a lot! 💚🙏 🔴 Subscribe for more mushrooms found in nature:    / @findinnature   Twitter:   / findinnature   Facebook:   / findinnature   #russulatorulosa This video is about Russula torulosa and lookalikes.