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MrAnswerSeeker
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Bolete identity confirmation
#25571865 - 10/27/18 05:21 PM (2 years, 3 months ago) |
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Hello all! So I found a bunch of boletes today, many I'm aware are kings. It's the 2 on the right I wanted to ask about.
Their stem looks slightly different (more narrow and windy), their cap seems more tall and like, turtle shell-ish, also a lighter tone. And the sponge layer underneath is more pronounced than the obvious Kings, slightly more yellow as well.

Anyone see what I mean and able to help?
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MrAnswerSeeker
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Also, I think 3rd from the left is the same type as the 2 on the end.
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MrAnswerSeeker
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ThymeHB
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Still looks like Boletus edulis to me. The first one I found was longer and curvier. The yellowish gills are just from age. You might find the texture slimier than the cream/white gills but I still save them to dry and grind into powder.
I'd be more certain if I saw a good in-focus closeup of the top of the stem where it meets the cap. Kings have a characteristic pronounced reticulation (like netting/webbing).
Edited by ThymeHB (11/04/18 10:54 PM)
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