It's flesh is thick, white and does not bruise when cut or exposed to air.
Found: Several years running, early in the season in narrow peppermint bushland, (EVC 45) in Forrest, the northern edge of Australia's Otway ranges.
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This Bolete mushroom's Pores and Tubes are initially white and very tightly packed before becoming yellow and wider. The mature pores have multiple shapes and the sporeprint is yellow-brown.
It's flesh is thick, white and does not bruise when cut or exposed to air. Found: Several years running, early in the season in narrow peppermint bushland, (EVC 45) in Forrest, the northern edge of Australia's Otway ranges.
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sunny
23/5/2017 01:26:48 pm
Did you ever manage to identify the purple capped bolete? I've seen almost identical ones growing in the Lane Cove National Park and amd trying to narrow down the choices as to what it is.
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16/11/2022 05:53:43 am
Girl prove add if to still common. Ahead evidence forget color city sea beautiful.
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About MeI am not a mycologist but have been fascinated by fungi since childhood sheep farm forays.. After moving to the northern edge of Australia's Otways National park I realised how many more wonderful species there are on uncultivated land.. I began photographing and researching and now sharing the ongoing results via FungiOz website and FungiOz app. Fungi identification via field characteristics alone is tentative as are any suggested identifications in FungiOz app and website. |