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species ( ) boletus bicolor, the "two-colored bolete," because of its beautiful and starkly contrasting red and yellow colors. the cap and stem, when fresh, are bright red, and the young pore surface is bright yellow. the pore surface bruises blue promptly, but the mushroom's other surfaces usually do not
--and the sliced flesh, most of the time, turns blue only faintly and erratically. other crucial identification features include the proportionally shallow depth of the tube layer, and the fact that the stem is red nearly to the apex. at maturity boletus bicolor is a medium-sized to large mushroom, which...
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