The multi-colored boletus ( Latin: Léccinum variícolor ) is a mushroom of the genus Obabok ( Leccinum ) from the Boletaceae family .
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| Leccinum variicolor Watling , 1969 |
Scientific synonyms :
- Boletus variicolor (Watling) Hlavácek , 1989 et al.
Russian synonyms:
- Multi-colored
Content
- 1 Description
- 2 Ecology and distribution
- 3 Similar views
- 4 use
- 5 Literature
- 6 References
Description
According to the signs of fruiting bodies, it is very similar to the common boletus ( Leccinum scabrum ).
The hat is mottled, dirty brown.
The pulp is white, on the cut it turns pink, in the leg pink and turquoise.
The tubular layer is gray-blue with white or cream pores.
The leg is white, in the lower part it is usually with a light blue tint, covered with gray scales.
Spore powder ocher-brown, spores 14.5 × 5 μm , almost fusiform.
Ecology and distribution
Similar Views
Edible:
- Other boletus
Inedible:
- Bile Mushroom ( Tylopilus felleus )
Use
Edible mushroom , used in the same way as the common boletus .
Literature
- Lesso T. Mushrooms, qualifier / transl. from English L.V. Garibova, S.N. Lekomtseva. - M .: Astrel, AST, 2003. - S. 196. - ISBN 5-17-020333-0 .
Links
- Multi-colored birch bark (English) on the MycoBank website.