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Suillus fuscotomentosus
Brown fibers/scales cover cap’s buff-yellow-tan base color. Yellow stem has obvious brown or red-brown dots. May taste a little sour.
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Suillus glandulosipes (“White-stemmed Bolete”)
A short mushroom, usually wider than tall. Pale white/yellow stem stains brown when handled & has many dark spots/smears. Buff pores age yellow, often w/ red-brown moisture drops when fresh.
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Suillus glandulosus (“Boreal Bolete”)
Yellow, oft-pungent cap flesh reddens by bug holes & DNS. Very viscid stem is yellow w/red dots above the ring & dark red (aging toward blackish brown) below.
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Suillus granulatus (Europe in America)
White to pale yellow stem has many pink/brown dots & smears. Viscid brown to yellow cap. Whitish pores age yellow & usually stain dull cinnamon.
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Suillus grisellus (“Grayish Suillus”)
White/gray/brown pores run down stem (decurrent) & DNS. Likes sphagnum moss under larch, usually in wetlands.
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Suillus hiemalis (Nom. Prov.)
Viscid orange cap with sour skin fades to brown or tan. Orange cap flesh ages to white & usually tastes bad. Yellow-orange stem ages to white, a grayish ring, many red-orange spots that age dark, & often has a distinctive whitish/pink “root.”
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Suillus hirtellus
Viscid-when-moist, yellowish cap usually has red/brown tufts & may bruise brown. Oft-curved, yellowish stem w/dots that start yellow & age toward black.
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Suillus kaibabensis (“Kaibab Slippery Jack”)
Yellow to brownish yellow pores DNS & may have dew drops when fresh. Whitish-yellow stem often has deep red to red-brown dots & stains, esp. lower down.
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Suillus lakei (“Western Painted Suillus”)
Distinctive orange-red-brown scales cover yellow cap. Yellow flesh may stain pink in the cap, & blue-green in the young (not old) stem base.
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Suillus lakei var. pseudopictus
Brick red-brown fibers & scales cover the cap, which often cracks w/age. Yellow pores age dingy & bruise pink-brown. Often wider than tall.
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Suillus luteus (“Slippery Jack”)
Viscid yellow to red-brown cap w/sour-tasting skin. White stem ages yellow w/purplish or grayish tones, large, oft-viscid ring, & many dots & smears. Likes pine.
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Suillus occidentalis
Short (<2″) white to pale yellow stem. Viscid buff, pinkish brown, to brown cap can seem to be on the ground. Whitish pores age to dingy yellow & DNS.
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Suillus pallidiceps
Wrap in wax paper & the paper will turn purplish brown. Viscid to tacky, whitish cap ages to yellow & then dull cinnamon-buff, & may crack w/age.
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Suillus paluster (“Red Bog Bolete”)
Yellow pores brown w/age, go down the stem, DNS, & have radial ridges. Pink- to red-purple cap. Stem is pore-colored high & cap-colored below.
