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Wolf bolete

Rubroboletus lupinus

A species of Rubroboletus

Wolf bolete is a striking species recognized by its bright red cap and yellow pores that bruise blue when touched. Typically found in wooded areas beside oak trees, it has a stout, reddish stem with a distinctive net-like pattern. This species appears mainly from summer to early autumn, thriving in warm, moist soil.

General Info About Wolf bolete

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Attributes of Wolf bolete

Flesh Bruises

Discolor to blue

You can find Wolf bolete by these plants:

Oaks, European beech

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Scientific Classification of Wolf bolete

Phylum

Club fungi

Class

Mushroom-forming fungi

Order

Boletes and allies

Family

Boletes

Genus

Rubroboletus

Toxicity and Edibility of Wolf bolete

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Is Wolf bolete Toxic?

Wolf bolete thrives in deciduous and coniferous forests, peaking between spring and fall. This bolete is characterized by its red, scabrous cap and yellow pore surface. Upon ingestion, it may lead to minor disturbances in the gastrointestinal tract. Despite its attractive appearance, it's crucial not to consume this mushroom due to its potential health risks.

Type of poisoning

Gastrointestinal

Toxic Severity

Low toxicity

Incubation Period

0.5-4 hours

Poisoning Symptoms

Experience of minor digestive upset in the stomach and intestines.