When: 2009-09-28
Collection location: World Forestry Center, Washington Park, Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon, USA [Click for map]
Who: Daniel B. Wheeler (Tuberale)
Notes:
Displayed at September Oregon Mycological Society meeting, specimen from a new member who is still learning mushroom shapes and features. Stipe lacking. Cap surface: brown, ochre, vinaceous and reddish areas, with a covering a fine dark brown to reddish fibrils or hairs; 4 inches x 6 inches (10×15cm) across; cap context predominantly white with some staining from exposure to air or bruising from handling (could even be insect damage); pore surface olivaceous-brown staining black where bruised by handling. Found on northern Oregon Coast, likely north of Tillamook and Tillamook County. Black-staining pores have me stumped. Boletus smithii?
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then similar to S. lakei. Problem: flesh not yellow. Flesh more similar to S. cavipes. Problem: gills not yellow. Additional problem for both above species: cap size of 10×15cm (4-6 inches) makes this specimen on the huge side for either species.