Weeping bolete
A species of Slippery jacks, Also known as Dotted-stalked suillus, Granulated slippery jack, Butterball Scientific name : Suillus granulatus Genus : Slippery jacks
Weeping bolete, A species of Slippery jacks
Also known as:
Dotted-stalked suillus, Granulated slippery jack, Butterball
Scientific name: Suillus granulatus
Genus: Slippery jacks
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Description
The weeping bolete features a greasy, sticky cap surface. When young, milky droplets are released through pores on its surface. It appears most commonly beneath Scots pine or other coniferous trees and forms a mutually beneficial relationship with its host.
Colors
Brown
Yellow
Orange
Habitat
The weeping bolete is a woodland mushroom species. It grows exclusively under pine trees, preferably two-needle pines, forming a symbiotic relationship with a tree. It helps the tree absorb water and nutrients while the tree feeds it with sugars and amino acids.
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Toxicity
Scientifically identified as weeping bolete, this mushroom can cause allergic reactions. Individuals' responses vary considerably, with mild to intense symptoms including skin rashes, itchiness, mouth swelling, stomach upset, and breathing difficulties. In severe cases, it may cause anaphylaxis, a serious allergic reaction needing instant medical attention.
Habitat
The weeping bolete is a woodland mushroom species. It grows exclusively under pine trees, preferably two-needle pines, forming a symbiotic relationship with a tree. It helps the tree absorb water and nutrients while the tree feeds it with sugars and amino acids.
Growth Form
Solitary, gregarious
Sporocarp Height
10 cm
Cap Diameter
5-15 cm
Endangered Species
No
Habit
Mycorrhizal
Smell
Not distinctive
Spore Print
Cinnamon brown to sienna-brown
Species Status
Least Concern
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Boletes and allies Family
Suillaceae Genus
Slippery jacks Species
Weeping bolete