Strobilomyces seminudus belongs to the Boletaceae family, known for its unique spongy, pore-bearing surface instead of gills. It has a distinctive gray to black cap with a scaly texture, typically found growing in forests. This species forms symbiotic relationships with trees, helping in nutrient exchange.
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Attributes of Strobilomyces seminudus
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Scientific Classification of Strobilomyces seminudus
