Rosy larch bolete typically forms a symbiotic relationship with larch trees, helping to nourish the tree roots with essential nutrients. This fungus is recognized by its reddish-pink cap and yellow stem, often found in moist, coniferous forests. Rosy larch bolete is part of a group known for its ecological role in forest ecosystems, assisting in nutrient cycling and soil health.
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Attributes
Similar Species
Tips for Finding
Clean and Preserve
Common Questions
General Info About Rosy larch bolete
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Attributes of Rosy larch bolete
Height
3 - 13 cm
Cap
convex,becoming flat.The cap surface is fibrous-scaly,bright pink to rose,brick-red with age
Stem
The stem is yellowish,sometimes with red-brown stains toward the base
Flesh
The flesh is yellowish
Ring
The whitish veil forms a partical ring or persists as tatters at the cap margin
