Russula ochroleuca is a basidiomycete fungus in the family Russulaceae, commonly called the ochre brittlegill. Conrad Theodore Green (1863–1940) was a British botanist and Fellow of the Linnean Society who prepared botanical lantern slides. The archival image is a 1933 glass plate lantern slide labeled for woodland habitats including beech and conifers.

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