Mushroom Cleaning ASMR with this Apple/Manzanita Bolete (Leccinum manzanitae). The common name for boletes like this is Scaber Stalk, defined by the small shaggy dots all over the stem/stipe of these very solid mushrooms. I’ve seen this species fruiting with tan oaks, Madrones, and manzanita. When young the cap can be shiny and red, but lightens to a more orangey brown as it ages. The stem base will stain blue erratically and slowly (~30-60m). In Eastern Europe these kinds of boletes are highly

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Finding and unearthing a big regal #SpringKing Bolete or #Boletusrexvervis, a mycorrhizal mushroom that grows in association with Fir and Pine from 3-7K feet during late spring and summer in the Sierra and Cascade mountain ranges. Like other King Boletes, it is a delicious edible mushroom. Fun to find these hidden under shrumps (mushroom humps). #mushroomhunting #mushroomforaging #kingbolete #fascinatedbyfungi #foraging #wildfood #wildfoodlove #mycology #hikingadventures #california | Fascinated

Check out this brightly colored Bolete demonstrating some interesting chemistry. As far as I can tell, this is #Lanmaopseudosensibilis, formerly known as #Boletuspseudosensibilis. This is a mycorrhizal Bolete that associates with oaks in upland hardwood forests. It has a reddish brown cap, a yellow pore surface that stains blue, a yellow stipe with red blush, turns blue with moderate intensity. I’m not entirely convinced this isn’t the toxic look alike Boletus sensibilis, but it’s hard to tell w