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Boletus scaber
Cap 1-5 inches. Broad, commonly convex, glabrous and viscid when moist, sometimes minutely tomerntose, sub velvety or even squamulose. Tubes generally long, free, leaving a deep broad depression around the apex of the stem, white, then sordid, their mouths minute, rotund, flesh white, or whitish, sometimes changing to brown or pinkish. Stem 3-5 inches long.
Woods, swamps and open places. Summer and autumn
Spotted on Aug 17, 2012
Submitted on Jan 14, 2013
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Hi doreen, it looks like your first photo didn't upload properly. Could you please reupload it so we can see the picture?