Agaricus sp.

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Division Basidiomycota 5 3 5 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 5 3 6 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 5 3 7 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus mirabilis The large size, and distinctive texture to the pileus are impressive, but check out the size of the <strong>sp</strong>ores! Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus pulcherrimus similar to B. eastwoodiae, but redder and without the bulbous base Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus regineus (aereus) the queen bolete - an edulis-like <strong>sp</strong>ecies with white blume on the young pileus, usually with hardwoods
Division Basidiomycota 5 3 8 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 5 3 9 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 5 4 0 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus regius the red-capped butter bolete - like B. appendiculatus, but with reddish cap and a reticulate stipe. Often huge Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus rubripes Gray pileus, stipe with red base and (usually yellow) apex, bluing flesh, taste bitter Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Xerocomus (Boletus) rufobrunneus Usually called X. subtomentosus, but recent molecular evidence shows that ours is distinct
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Division Myxomycota 7 8 4 Class Myx
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