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26-09-2008, 08:10 PM
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| | | Suillus aeruginascens?? I found this today under a larch, I remember there once being a few but only one tree now.
The cap has an off white base slightly lumpy with brown pimples. I cant work out if the brown bits are scales or part of the cap. You can see its shiny, dry but still a bit viscid. Tight pores consistently a durgy brown colour.
The stems were very dirty but they clearly became a much lighter off white at the base.
A couple of things that do not tally; it did not turn blue when cut(i checked again after ten mins), it smelt rather unpleasant. 
this image is with flash
Any thoughts guys n gals?
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