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  1. I found this mushroom in my garden yesterday, and am trying to identify it. I live in southeast Brazil, in the state of São Paulo. Info about the environment: They have grown in a relatively humid and shaded area, with lots of small plants near it. There also is a Moquiniastrum polymorpha tree close to it (around 2-3 meters away). Info about the mushroom: It has a very large cap, around 15cm (6in) in diameter, that is flat, and has a light almond brown color, almost a little bit yellow. The stem is bare, with a brown color, and is relative slim, around 2cm in diameter. It is also very slanted. Underneath the cap are very intense yellow pores, so it is probably a bolete. Upon bruising the cap and the pores, it didn't seem to change color or excrete any liquid. I'm currently doing a spore print of it, and will post results when its completed. Here are some pictures of it: This last picture was from yesterday. The mushroom was a little smaller, but I think my phone captured the color of the cap better than the first picture.
  2. 3800' Oregon Cascades. Mix of Alder and Doug Fir. First guess was maybe Queen Bolete because of the dark brown. But the darker stem is throwing me for a loop - so maybe King Bolete? Taste is pretty mild flavor. Its a little wormy...which is a bummer... Thanks.
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