FILTER SET #8: EDIBILITY
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Xerocomellus intermedius
Pores start tiny & yellow, end huge & brownish, and stain blue before fading to brown. Fissures into sections w/age. Pale yellow flesh stains blue & has pink layer by skin.
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Xerocomellus mendocinensis
Red, vertical-lined stem has a yellow band by the pores. Yellow to orange pores stain blue. Brown, oft-velvety cap cracks & fissures w/age.
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Xerocomellus rainisiae
Yellow pores & stem stain green, resolving brownish. Dark cap stains greenish-black, growing paler as it cracks & fissures with age.
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Xerocomellus truncatus
Yellow pores age darker & stain blue/green. White flesh ages yellow & stains blue/green. Deep brown cap may redden w/age & often cracks.
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Xerocomellus zelleri (“Zeller’s Bolete”)
Gray- to brown-black cap often has a red-tinted edge. Yellow stem covered w/red or red-brown spots. Dark yellow pores stain blue.
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Xerocomus ferrugineus
Creamy white-yellow flesh w/a thin red line by the skin. Bug holes are often pink. Yellow pores darken w/age & often stain blue-green (rarely cinnamon). Deep tubes.
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Xerocomus hemixanthus
Yellow pores DNS or bruise blue-greenish & can be huge, esp. by the stem. Brown (chestnut, reddish or dark) cap may crack w/age.
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Xerocomus hortonii (“Corrugated Bolete”)
Heavily corrugated red/brown/tan cap. Nice, dense texture. Yellow pores may blue slowly & erratically, & darken w/age.
Read moreXerocomus hypoxanthus
Yellow pores DNS or bruise blue-greenish & can be huge, esp. by the stem. Oft-velvety, brownish (tawny-, red-, pale yellow-, to orange-) cap may crack w/age.
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Xerocomus illudens
Broad, coarse reticulation goes only partway down the yellow stem. Likes oak. Lemon yellow pores DNS. Stem usually tapers to a hard, woody nugget.
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Xerocomus morrisii (“Red Speckled Bolete”)
Yellow or yellow-green stem well speckled w/red or red-brown dots/scales. Brick orange pores age to dull yellow & stain red.
Read moreXerocomus pseudoboletinus
Larger, reddish brown cap gets dark brown & scaly w/age, then cracks, fissures, & fades to tawny. Yellow cap flesh may stain weak green & often smells “soapy”.
