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Gilled Bolete

Phylloporus rhodoxanthus

Photo by Leuba Ridgway
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Field Notes

Description:

A large brown solitary mushroom about 200 mm wide. The cap margin was slightly inrolled, undulating and irregular. Gills were decurrent, a rusty brown with a whitish bloom and were distinctly forked (pic 4) with cross veins (pic 5).
A thick stipe was stained brown and had hyphae at the base.

Habitat:

Spotted growing in leaf litter in area with non-native trees (deciduous)

Notes:

This is a gilled bolete, with pores arranged along gills. This mushroom appears to be an old specimen. I will attempt to take better shots of the underside next time !

For more information:
http://australianfungi.blogspot.com.au/2011/03/51-phylloporus-rhodoxant…

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