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"boletus parvulus" was the name this species was originally given by coker and beers ( ). however, since the authors did not realize that boletus parvulus was already a species (named by massee in ) the mushroom was given the new name of boletus cokeri later in the same year (house, ). description: ecology

young. pore surface: bright yellow at first, becoming dull olive yellow; bruising blue and then, over time, orangish to brown; with - angular pores per mm; tubes - mm deep. stem: - cm long; up to cm thick; more or less equal; bald; yellow at the apex; colored like the cap overall, but slightly paler; not...

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michael kuo among my collections of small, red-capped, blue-staining boletes, boletus harrisonii is by far the most common; look-alikes xerocomellus rubellus and boletus campestris appear to be much less frequently found, despite the fact that they appear in field guides while boletus harrisonii does not

. separating boletus harrisonii from these two species can be accomplished fairly handily by examining the flesh in the stem base (in young, fresh specimens), since boletus campestris and xerocomellus rubellus feature tiny red to orange dots in the stem base, while boletus harrisonii does not--but microscopic...

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new jersey and north carolina (fatto & bessette, ), but herbarium records at mycoportal include collections from west virginia and tennessee. i have collected it in illinois, and collections have been sent to me from indiana, ohio, and maryland. it is apparently an uncommonly found species; it was not

edges becoming dark purple and contrasting with the faces. stem : – cm long; – mm thick; equal; fragile; hollowing; bald; yellow when young and fresh, but soon becoming brownish to grayish olive; basal mycelium whitish to yellowish. flesh: thin; yellowish to brownish or purplish; unchanging when sliced...

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differences in dna and microscopic features: the spores of cantharellus texensis are more proportionally elongated than those of cantharellus cinnabarinus, and the terminal cells on the cap surface are thin-walled and cylindric, rather than thin- and thick-walled and cylindric to clavate. whether or not

reddish orange. undersurface: with well spaced, well developed false gills that run down the stem; often developing cross-veins; colored like the cap or slightly paler. stem: - cm long; - cm wide; equal when young but by maturity usually tapering to the base; bald; dry; colored like the cap or paler; not...

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