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North Georgia Boletus

#24466442 - 07/07/17 10:22 PM (6 years, 9 months ago)

I found this in Cherokee county in a mostly oak forest with a lot of leaves on the ground. It has small pores that are a light grapefruit red color. Not very much texture on the stalk. The cap looks pretty normal except for it's bent up like it was growing on a stick (it wasn't). Some dark bruising where i cut it a bit. Could be Rubroboletus satanas but I'm not sure.

Sorry no habitat pics. Pics are with and without flash:

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