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27-08-2008, 02:47 PM
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| | | bolete on woodchips identification
Spotted these 2 boletes at lunch-time beside the road - growing on woodchips underneath a small tree. one was quite oddly shaped.
Quite small...
Cap 60mm
Stem - 10-20mm
The stem was quite red but very short.
Any ideas - it doesn't look much like anything in the A-Z Gallery.    |
27-08-2008, 04:08 PM
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| | | Re: bolete on woodchips identification
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Originally Posted by leek  Spotted these 2 boletes at lunch-time beside the road - growing on woodchips underneath a small tree. one was quite oddly shaped.
Quite small...
Cap 60mm
Stem - 10-20mm
The stem was quite red but very short.
Any ideas - it doesn't look much like anything in the A-Z Gallery. | Before the experts get here and tell me I am wrong I am going to guess yellow cracking bolete - Boletus subtomentosus.........probably way off   but I wanted a guess 
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27-08-2008, 05:31 PM
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| | | Re: bolete on woodchips identification
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Originally Posted by village wench Before the experts get here and tell me I am wrong I am going to guess yellow cracking bolete - Boletus subtomentosus.........probably way off but I wanted a guess |
Hi Karen
Until an expert arrives I will have to do. Don't use the "COMMON" names in Nick's earshot  The Yellow Cracking Bolete used to be Leccinum crocipodium but this has now been given the recommended name of the Saffron Bolete The Yellow Bolete is Boletus junquilleus and unfortunately this specimen is neither of these 
It is one of the chrysenteron/cisalpinus/porosporus(communis  group but without seeing the stipe, or knowing the internal colour and changes when cut or knowing the colour of the mycelium it is impossible to say.
But I think it is chrysenteron
Mal |
27-08-2008, 05:58 PM
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| |  Re: bolete on woodchips identification
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Originally Posted by flaxton Hi Karen
Until an expert arrives I will have to do. Don't use the "COMMON" names in Nick's earshot The Yellow Cracking Bolete used to be Leccinum crocipodium but this has now been given the recommended name of the Saffron Bolete The Yellow Bolete is Boletus junquilleus and unfortunately this specimen is neither of these
It is one of the chrysenteron/cisalpinus/porosporus(communis group but without seeing the stipe, or knowing the internal colour and changes when cut or knowing the colour of the mycelium it is impossible to say.
But I think it is chrysenteron
Mal | Smart git  I guessed I would be wrong ,how on earth does one find and keep up with all these name changes ? and can I still call that thing I had for dinner a puffball
Karen
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27-08-2008, 06:56 PM
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| | | Re: bolete on woodchips identification
flaxton is most likely correct
mushrooms are so hard! |
27-08-2008, 07:03 PM
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| | | Re: bolete on woodchips identification
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Originally Posted by KeenTeen17 flaxton is most likely correct
mushrooms are so hard! | I suspect you are right on both counts
What amazes me is the amount of fungi out there  ,and I barely leave my little bit of village world
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27-08-2008, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by village wench Smart git I guessed I would be wrong ,how on earth does one find and keep up with all these name changes ? and can I still call that thing I had for dinner a puffball
Karen | Don't even try
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27-08-2008, 09:05 PM
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| | | Re: bolete on woodchips identification
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Originally Posted by flaxton Don't even try
Mal | I am not laughing at all
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