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boletaceae > boletus . . . ] by michael kuo this frequently misidentified eastern north american bolete is associated primarily with oaks, in upland hardwood forests. it features a red to reddish brown cap, a blue staining pore surface, and a distinctive stem that is mostly yellow, flushed with red over the
bottom portion. when fresh the stem bruises moderately bluish where handled, and this helps separate it from two look-alikes, boletus sensibilis , with a stem that bruises very blue, and boletus bicolor , with a stem that does not bruise or, rarely, bruises very faintly. additionally, boletus pseudosensibilis...
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