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Boletus seperans?


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Maybe a longshot, but seems like a close match to me. Was hoping to find either B. seperans or nobilis today and possibly pick some trumpets and chanterelles. Got a handful of fresh popped chanterelles, but no trumpets in my spot. Ill check again in a week.

Many similar colored boletes today, but this one bruised with out staining and had a pleasant smell and taste:

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This one looked similar, but stained brown:

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Just something new I saw:

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They all look like separans, dualsetters.... well except for the little red Hygrocybes. Nice photos. Separans appearance can be pretty variable. The one I most easily confuse it with is Boletus nobilis, another hardwood white-fleshed bolete. Also an excellent edible.

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I think the tan bruise seen on the one's pores is a matter of lots of moisture in the mushroom. Probably just darkening as a result of moisture running together. Other brownish staining can probably be similarly attributed.

I just brought home some soaked edulis that showed faint gray-blue bruising where the context meets the tube layer.

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I've seen this in the past.

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