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ID Please, SW PA.
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* Habitat: Southwestern PA, Mulch Underneath a Pine Tree
* Characteristics of the gills: Weblike
* Characteristics of the stem: (fairly short, between 1/2-2 inches long at the very most, the stem is Thin, between 1/2 and 3/4 on an inc in diameter, white to rusty orange, smooth, hollow, just a thin tunnel though)
* Characteristics of the cap (1-5 inches in diameter, rusty
orange-almost brown, smooth, when picked it was sticky, most were almost flat, and some had a concave top)
* Spore print color: rusty orange/brown
* brown
* smells like a normal mushroom, only perhaps more woody and almost sweet
* They were all in big clusters as well.

Thanks in advance!

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Re: ID Please, SW PA. [Re: xFrockx]
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looks like some kind of maggot eaten bolete, but i am not sure.

definately not active. appear too old to be edible even if they are that.

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Re: ID Please, SW PA. [Re: CptnGarden]
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Looks like an aged bolete. What kind, I'm not sure, but I do know I have some healthier looking specimens growing behind my house:





I'm working on an ID now. I just notice a lot of yellows, with red markings on the cap. I'm in central PA, Blair County.

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